Amazon's new Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Stick 4K Max are down to their killer Black Friday prices
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As you may or may not know already, Amazon is planning to turn this year's biggest shopping day into a full week of holiday savings, with a special Black Friday event kicking off this Friday, November 17, and running until November 24, after which a separate Cyber Monday sale will arrive and last from November 25 through November 27.
That should give everyone plenty of time to carefully consider their (discounted) options and order everything you could possibly need (as well as some stuff that you probably don't really need) many weeks before Christmas. Alternatively, you can put an end to your waiting right now and buy, for instance, one of the best low-cost streaming devices out there at an unbeatable price.
How do we know that? Well, you'll just have to trust us when we tell you that there's no way Amazon will sell the latest editions of the Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Stick 4K Max at higher than $25 and $20 discounts respectively anytime soon.
These are most definitely actual Black Friday 2023 deals opened a little early to Amazon shoppers without any special requirements or strings attached whatsoever, and if you need something ultra-affordable to liven up your living room, today's clearly the ideal time to pull the trigger.
You're looking at a couple of 4K-capable streaming sticks here that Amazon barely unveiled a couple of months ago, mind you, with the slightly humbler version normally costing $49.99 and the Max model fetching $59.99 outside of promotional campaigns like this.
The pricier variant naturally holds a few key advantages over its dirt-cheap sibling, including Wi-Fi 6E support for smoother video streaming, an "enhanced" Alexa voice remote with more buttons and smarter controls, some extra storage space allowing you to install loads more apps and games, and a so-called "Ambient Experience" that displays beautiful photographs and artwork on your TV when you're not actually watching any content.
At their core, of course, the 2023-released Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Stick 4K Max are essentially identical (and identically powerful), supporting everything from 4K Ultra HD video technology to Dolby Atmos audio at some remarkably low prices at the time of this writing.
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