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Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite: More Power and Controller Changes from Amazon’s HDMI Dongles

Just a few days ago it was completely filtered the design of Amazon’s Fire TV Stick Lite and, yesterday, the company presented several devices at its private event, including both this Fire TV Stick Lite and the renewal of the Fire TV Stick. The basic model is thus renewed and a somewhat cheaper version is launched, two new devices focused on the home.

We already anticipated that there are not many differences between both models, since Amazon has renewed processor and functions in both. However, there are important differences when using the controls from the remote.


Greater integration with Alexa and revamped user interface

The two main novelties at the user experience level are shared in the two Fire Stick TV models. The first of it is that a new user interface arrives on the TV. Despite being released with these new models, it will also be available for the rest of the devices in the Fire TV family through a software update.

Alexa is now less intrusive in the television interface when we invoke it to make any type of query

The second novelty is that now there is better integration with Alexa, with answers that will appear at the bottom of the screen so as not to be intrusive. This novelty comes hand in hand with the improvement in the interface, so it will also reach other devices.

Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite

Amazon Fire TV Stick.

The Amazon Fire TV Stick has up to 50% more power in your processor, according to Amazon. Now it mounts a quad-core SoC with a maximum frequency of 1.7 GHz. It has support for HDR and the streaming playback is in Full HD + and 60 FPS, far from the 4K model. Similarly, it supports Dolby Atmos and 5 GHz WiFi networks.


New Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote (includes TV controls), Dolby Atmos sound, 2020 model

Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite.

What about the Lite model? It is the same model, but with some differences in the command, called “TV controls” by Amazon. On the Fire Stick Lite we don’t have volume buttonsWe also don’t have a power button and we don’t have the little Fire Stick status LED. In return, we have a button with a TV icon, which gives access to the interface’s television programming.


Introducing the Fire TV Stick Lite with Alexa Voice Remote | Lite (without TV controls), 2020 model

As usual with the Fire Stick, we have access to many applications, such as Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney +, DAZN, Atresplayer, Mitele and more. Similarly, we can use Alexa skills And, in the event that we are Amazon Prime users, we will have free access to movies and series episodes.

Versions and price of the Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite

The new Amazon Fire TV Stick is priced at € 39.99, while the Lite version starts at € 29.99. Differences are minimal at the specification level, but the more complete control of the Fire Stick TV makes the product more expensive. Both are available for reservation on Amazon and will go on sale on September 30.


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