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Upgrade your Amazon Fire Stick while it's at 'lowest ever price', says TV expert

Amazon’s huge Prime Day sale is now in full swing, with shoppers able to bag big savings on top tech. One of our favourite deals is on Amazon’s popular streaming gadget, the Fire TV Stick, which upgrades a TV to the ultimate entertainment system packed with films, TV shows, music, games and more.

There’s several different models of the Fire Stick, but it’s the 4K Max version that’s at its ‘lowest price ever’ in the sale and gives users the most bang for their buck. The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max is now almost half price at £39.99, a huge drop from its usual £69.99 price tag at retailers including Amazon, Currys and John Lewis.

There’s also savings to be had on the other Fire Stick models, from the Lite version at £19.99 to the Fire TV Cube at £99.99. The deals are available for Amazon Prime members and those who sign up for a Prime 30-day free trial, which can be cancelled anytime within 30 days without paying a penny.

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So what’s the point of a Fire TV Stick? The sleek little gadget can transform a standard, ‘non-smart’ TV into a smart TV, allowing you to watch films and shows on the biggest streaming apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and BBC iPlayer, as well as listen to music and even play games.

This is a much more affordable way of owning a smart TV without actually buying a smart TV, which would set you back hundreds – if not thousands – of pounds. But for those who already have a smart TV with apps built-in, why would you need a Fire Stick?

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