An Amazon Fire TV is one of the best purchases you can make during Prime Day. The annual sales event has historically featured some significant markdowns on these televisions, with prices as low as $100 for a 43-inch 4K Fire TV in years past. However, these deals can be short-lived, so a keen eye is necessary to get the best savings during Prime Day.
Amazon often offers striking Lightning Deals for Fire TVs, so much so that they're quick to run out of stock. Because the Prime Day sales event features many of these deals, keeping up with them all is difficult. Thankfully, ZDNET will ensure you can access the top Fire TV deals during Prime Day.
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The 43-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni Series is among the best purchases I've made during Prime Day. It's a 4K resolution smart Fire TV that features hands-free Alexa control. Like an Echo speaker, I can talk to my TV and ask Alexa to search for a show or turn off a smart light without pressing any buttons.
At 50% off, the Prime Day sales event is the perfect opportunity to score an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. This little device makes dumb TVs smart and gives Roku TVs access to the Fire TV platform, which features over 1.5 million movies and TV shows. The new Fire TV Stick 4K supports Wi-Fi 6 and Dolby Atmos.
This 32-inch 2-Series Fire TV with an Alexa Voice Remote is perfect for small spaces, like an office or kitchen, especially at 50% off.
You don't see a 43-inch 4K smart TV for just $160 every day, but today is one of those days. Thanks to Prime Day, the Insignia Class F30 43-inch Fire TV is down to $160 with a limited-time deal. This TV includes an Alexa remote that can search with a button.
This 4K resolution 75-inch Fire TV is 31% off, available to Prime members for only $450. This Toshiba Class C350 2024 model features a bezel-less LED display with a 60Hz refresh rate, perfect for everyday viewing or family movie nights.
Amazon Prime Day 2024 began yesterday and lasts through tonight, July 17.
Yes, Fire TVs are some of the more discounted devices during the Prime Day annual sale. As someone who regularly monitors deals and has purchased two Fire TVs in two separate Prime Day events, I've always seen the biggest Fire TV discounts during the Amazon sales event.
In short, yes and no. Invite-only Prime deals -- or Lightning Deals -- may be different each day. Amazon confirmed last month that new deals may surface as often as every five minutes on the site. As always, deals only last as long as Amazon decides, with Lightning Deals offering a countdown to their expiration, and other deals' longevity depending on how fast products sell out (or don't). It's likely that as long as stock remains, many of the deals from Day 1 will remain live for Day 2, including deals on popular Amazon products such as laptops, Fire TVs, Kindles, Fire tablets, and Echo devices.
ZDNET writers take pride in sharing the most helpful tech information available, and good deals are no exception. We're regularly testing new devices in different settings and looking for deals so we can share the best times to buy them when they're most discounted.
Discounts aren't everything. ZDNET also considers these deal items' value by combining personal experience, price history, and competitor pricing.
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