Upgrade your TV’s sound with the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar, now on sale for £99. This compact soundbar delivers immersive three-dimensional surround sound, clear dialogue, and deep bass. Despite its small size, it packs a punch and offers impressive value for money.
Looking for an affordable TV without sacrificing essential features? Best Buy is offering the 24-inch Insignia F20 Series HD TV for a steal at just $70. This smart TV boasts HD resolution, DTS TruSurround sound, and Amazon Fire TV platform integration, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious shoppers who don’t want to compromise on functionality.
Choosing the right Amazon Fire TV device can be overwhelming with the wide range of options available. This guide breaks down the top contenders, considering price, features, and use cases, to help you find the perfect Fire TV for your needs.
This guide compares the top streaming devices available in 2024, including Apple TV 4K, Nvidia Shield, Roku Streaming Stick 4K, Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, and Onn 4K Pro Streaming Device. We analyze their pros, cons, features, and price points to help you choose the best streaming device for your needs.
Hisense has expanded its QD6 series of smart TVs, powered by Amazon Fire TV, to Costco. The range offers sizes from 43 inches to 75 inches, starting at $199. All models except the 75-inch variant are available now, while the 75-inch model will be available online on June 10. The QD6 series features QLED panels, Dolby Vision for HDR, and Dolby Atmos for audio.
Rumors suggest that Google is preparing to release a new Chromecast with Google TV, potentially featuring upgraded capabilities and a familiar price point. Despite its impending arrival, it is unlikely to replace the current model released in 2022. The upcoming Chromecast 4K is expected to cost $50, maintaining the price point of its predecessor. While it may not experience a significant increase in RAM, there is speculation that Google will upgrade to a chip two generations ahead of the one currently used in the Chromecast 4K. This new chip could provide AV1 support, which was not available in the original Chromecast. The new Chromecast with Google TV is positioned to enhance Google’s competitiveness against streaming sticks from Roku and Amazon. Google TV’s unique features, such as built-in linear live offerings and seamless integration within a Google-led household, set it apart from its rivals. The launch date and availability details for the new Chromecast dongle remain unknown but are likely to be announced at Google I/O next month or later in the year when the Pixel 8 series launches.
