Customer Ratings & Reviews

"The Amazon Fire Stick is a game-changer for home entertainment! Its seamless setup and intuitive interface make streaming a breeze. The vast selection of apps, including Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu, deliver endless entertainment options. The voice remote is a gem, allowing quick searches and easy navigation. The device's affordability coupled with its impressive performance makes it a must-have for anyone looking to upgrade their TV experience. Highly recommended!"

Easy installation, super easy purchasing. It runs smooth and the remote is user friendly.

I bought one for every room they are very easy to plug in the back of your TV the remote works great it really helps elderly people to do voice control that’s a lot simpler than a bunch of buttons

got one of these to replace the recently withdrawn Vodafone TV. It's very stable and responsive and the remote works well (it's Bluetooth and is much easier to use for Fast Forward than our Apple TV remote which was touchy). You can sideload the Freeview app for live streaming (instructions for this are on geekzone nz forum - search for "How to install Freeview on Amazon Fire stick max 4K"). Loading VLC from the Amazon app store also lets it stream video from my NAS (albeit I had to use the Downloader install an earlier version of VLC due to a glitch with latest release that was requiring password access to the NAS - info on the net via google). Has voice command, using the Alexa interface. The only down-side is excessive Amazon marketing on the home screen, but you can customise your favourite apps onto the primary ribbon. I'm very happy with this device.

This product has been exceptional! It’s easy to use and I like it is an “all in one” type of remote. See the picture below. We used it to add captions for our kiddos ☺️

The latest fire stick worked like a charm. I love the new control. It has all my latest short cuts to my favorite apps.

I love my fire stick the best thing out if u don’t have one get one today

I love this remote better than others, due to the secret button I never which was there. And we've owned about 8 of them so far. The button that looks like a tv is actually to a guide of shows and movies. I guess we never paid attention

My 1st fire stick died and since I stream tv instead of using cable, I knew I had to get it a new one. Love the extra features on this one. I can control the volume pull up Disney+ and Hulu from the fire stick. And it was on sale.

Works even better than cable service remote. Alexa is intuitive and easy to use.

Love the new FireTV remote. Have one for all four TVs.

Best tv gadget , i bought other andtoid tv which cannot stand near fite tv. I have a tcl tv , i got a remote which sits on top of the amazon remote and i dont now miss both the remotes.

I recently delved into the world of limitless entertainment with the Amazon Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) with Alexa Voice Remote in sleek black, and I must say, this little streaming device has exceeded all my expectations. Purchased from Best Buy on Jan 22, 2023, it has become my go-to companion for a seamless streaming experience. The updated remote with additional buttons and TV controls was a game-changer. It made navigating through the vast world of content a breeze, and the integration of Alexa voice control added a touch of futuristic convenience. The simplicity of the black plastic rectangle design perfectly complements my entertainment setup, seamlessly blending into the surroundings. As a media streamer, the Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) offers impressive performance, providing crystal-clear HD streaming with HDR content support. The quad-core processor ensures smooth navigation through the user-friendly Fire TV platform. With access to various streaming services and thousands of apps, I found myself with an abundance of entertainment choices at my fingertips. The inclusion of dedicated service buttons for popular platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, and Netflix made accessing my favorite shows a one-click affair. Alexa's voice search functionality proved to be accurate and efficient, bringing up results with remarkable precision. Setting up the device was a breeze, and its low power consumption mode and environmentally friendly materials, including recycled plastics, impressed me with its commitment to sustainability. Though the Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) lacks some mirroring capabilities found in other devices, its seamless performance with streaming apps and movies in semi-dark rooms more than makes up for it. It's truly an Editors' Choice for older TVs, offering an affordable and feature-filled solution. In conclusion, the Amazon Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) with Alexa Voice Remote has become an essential part of my entertainment setup. Its user-friendly interface, powerful performance, and integration of Alexa voice control have transformed my streaming experience. Whether it's binge-watching my favorite shows or catching up on the latest movies, this device has never failed to impress. If you're seeking an affordable, high-quality media streamer that packs a punch, look no further than the Amazon Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) with Alexa Voice Remote. It's a must-have for anyone looking to elevate their entertainment to new heights!

When service for my older Roku ended a couple months ago, I had no idea which way to go with a new streaming device. I went into my typical research mode and was still undecided, but a couple perks suddenly made it easy to choose the 4K Firestick. As a Prime member, I love the convenient integration of all the subscription premium channels that Amazon offers, as well as being able to choose the standalone apps that were on Roku. Even though I don't yet (or may never) have a 4K TV because no one is currently broadcasting in 4K so why bother, it seemed a no-brainer to get the most updated version and streaming quality of picture afforded by the 4K stick, so the choice was easy and I've not regretted it. However, the stick comes with VERY MINIMAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. I'm one of those users who likes to familiarize myself thoroughly with a device and its capabilities before installation, and the 3 steps in the enclosed installation manual left me more than puzzled about customizing the settings. So, I did what I encourage all of you to do -- call $K tech support and have them walk you through ALL THE STEPS. You'll be glad you did. Some things (that I didn't want) were turned on as defaults on the stick, and frankly, it wasn't clear what certain settings even meant or what would be optimal for me. Even going through the entire setup process onscreen doesn't explain many of the choices that can be tweaked. For instance: 1) The remote comes preset to turn on your TV and the Firestick app automatically. I didn't want that. I turn on the TV separately from wanting to stream, and also use my sound bar for all my fine-tuned sound and volume preferences. In fact, I prefer using all my individual remotes. In particular, my TV settings for sound and my sound bar would have been in conflict with the 4K remote default setting, and caused so many more ridiculous steps to turn the TV on or off, the app on or off, or make any volume choices. If you don't mind this default feature then there's nothing to change, but it wouldn't bothered me right out of the gate. 2) I only bought one Firestick because my other TV has built-in apps that are still being maintained by the manufacturer. However, they're two different manufacturers. You cannot use the Firestick interchangeably between different brands (say a Sony and a Samsung) without going through setup each time you switch because setup requires brand selection and only holds one in memory at a time. Plugging the stick into a different maker requires setup EACH TIME you switch from one TV to another, which would be a nuisance. There's a workaround that I learned only from the tech support guy who guided me through setup. During setup, I selected a TV brand that is neither of my two TVs. Therefore, I can easily switch the stick from TV to TV without setting it up each time. No matter how many TVs you have, the trick is to choose a brand that is none of your TVs. Works like a charm, but if I hadn't done setup with tech help, I would never have known that I could switch the stick between TVs and would have just left it on one TV. 3) Some reviewers complain about buffering issues and dropped signal only happening with the stick, and not other devices in their homes. Well, once in awhile I've had a dropped signal, but it comes right back and I've never had buffering issues. Maybe less than 1/2% of the time has this happened, so not a problem, and once the signal is restored it never drops again during the duration of current use. 4) The streaming and picture are spectacular. 5) I waited to get this stick until Google and Amazon ironed out their differences at the end of 2019 so that the YouTube TV app (the best streaming app out there) is now downloadable on the stick. There's a reason for these issues that the tech explained to me: 4K takes ALOT OF INTERNET. It doesn't matter if you have 200 Mb speed, you may encounter buffering and dropped signal frequently, depending on how many other devices in use at the time. Ironically enough, I have a ridiculously slow internet speed that I've never upgraded because I have absolutely no problem running TVs, laptop, tablets, phone, streaming all at the same time here in LA. But, the key here is how much internet you're using at the same time when using 4K ANYTHING, not your speed. I think many of these critical reviewers have 4K TV, plus the stick, plus run alot of stuff at the same time because they have max speed, but they can actually have problems for using too much internet at once, while I have no problems. So bear that mind. I'll admit I haven't yet used the stick's Alexa feature yet because it doesn't matter to me for watching TV, and I have my Echo Dot anyway for other things. I love this 4K stick over any other device, am so glad I went through a formal installation process because (AGAIN) I tweaked even more settings than mentioned here during the process that I wouldn't have known to do or not, plus I have no issues with buffering and dropped signal that affect my use of the device. I intend to buy another stick soon, so I don't have to switch back and forth between TVs if I want, rather than use my pre-installed individual apps. It's so convenient to go in and out of Net Flex, Prime, premium movie channels, Vudu on the stick rather the individual apps, but I have the option of doing it either way..

At my sister’s house, she uses the Fire TV Stick. I have an Apple TV HD device for my basement TV. But after seeing how simple the Fire TV Stick was to operate, I thought I’d give that a try for my living room TV. Well, the Fire TV Stick was every bit as simple and quick to set up as the Apple TV was. The remote alone is more user-friendly than that of Apple TV’s. This Fire TV Stick has brought new life to my living room TV, and I didn’t have to spend nearly as much $$ as I thought. I’m really pleased with how much “bang for the buck” this Fire TV Stick offers.

The performance of the Fire TV Stick is commendable. It delivers smooth and lag-free streaming in high definition, and the compact design ensures it doesn't clutter the space around my TV. The responsive remote control with dedicated buttons for popular streaming services enhances the overall user experience.

The Fire Stick has several features that set it apart from other streaming devices. Here are some key comparisons: 1. **Content Availability**: Fire Stick provides access to a broad range of streaming services, including Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and more. It often integrates well with Amazon services. 2. **Voice Control**: With Alexa built-in, you can use voice commands to search for content, control playback, and even manage smart home devices. 3. **User Interface**: The Fire Stick has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to navigate through various apps and content. 4. **4K Streaming**: The Fire TV Stick 4K offers support for 4K Ultra HD, HDR, and Dolby Vision, making it a great choice for high-quality streaming. 5. **Gaming**: The Fire Stick can also support casual gaming through various apps, making it more versatile compared to some other devices. 6. **Affordability**: The Fire Stick is generally more affordable than some competitors, especially the 4K version. 7. **Customization**: Users can customize their home screen and app layout, which can enhance the viewing experience. Overall, while other streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast also have their strengths, the Fire Stick's integration with Amazon services and Alexa voice control are notable advantages. Each device has unique features, so it often comes down to personal preference and specific needs.

Excellent choice. Simple to use and clear pictures. Like the remote capable to access functions.

My wife absolutely loves the circular control feature on the remote. The menu is user friendly and there is no lag time. I haven’t had to reset it once so great experience so far.

The new controller makes life much easier when it comes to navigating swiftly between your favourites apps. It’s also much nicer to have TV controls on this remote, so you don’t need two remotes. You can do volume control and power to the tv right from this remote.