Testseek.co.uk have collected 72 expert reviews of the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K.
May 2019
(85%)
72 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Cheap, 4K HDR support, Alexa voice control works well
Can't be powered by some TVs, No access to Now TV
The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K represents excellent value for money. It has most of the catch-up TV apps and premium streaming services you could ever need (with one or two notable exceptions) and it's compatible with an impressive range of HDR standards out...
Published: 2019-12-05, Author: Dan , review by: pocket-lint.com
Ideal hub for 4K HDR content - including Amazon Prime / Netflix / more, Simple plug-in design, Supports Dolby Vision / HDR / HDR10+ / Dolby Atmos
Ocassional connection issues require a reset, Fat design can clash with other HDMI ports
It's the presence of 4K HDR content from Amazon Prime and Netflix that makes opting for the Fire TV Stick 4K worth it over and above the Full HD version – so long as you have a compatible TV, of course.The value of the Amazon's device can't be questioned...
You might wonder why you need the Fire TV Stick 4K at all. After all, most 4K TVs have Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube apps and will let you stream in UHD HDR. And if your TV can do that then, yes, there's really not a lot a point in shelling out for th...
Supports 4K streaming, Speedy user interface, Fantastic variety of content, Amazon Alexa voice assistance
UI biased towards Amazon, Performance varies between apps
Overall, we're impressed with the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. The interface is super responsive, quick to load, and it's set out in an intuitive way.Navigating through the different apps, shows, and movies is simple, with recently accessed content displayed...
Abstract: When the Fire TV stick first appeared it was quite naturally for HD TV's now as the number of 4K enabled TV's have ‘increased by 40%' in the last year Fire have joined the party and hence a Fire TV stick that works in 4K.The stick is 10x3x1.5cm and beca...
You might wonder why you need the Fire TV Stick 4K at all. After all, most 4K TVs have Netflix, Amazon Prime and YouTube apps and will let you stream in UHD HDR. And if your TV can do that then, yes, there's really not a lot a point in shelling out for th...
Setup could be easier, You need to be embedded in Amazon's ecosystem
Even though it can be hard to find, it's the presence of 4K HDR content from Amazon Prime Video (and also Netflix) that makes opting for the Fire TV Stick 4K worth it over and above the Full HD version – if you have a compatible TV.The value of the Amazon...
Great price for 4K HDR, Solid app selection, Speedy performance, New power and volume buttons on remote
No Now TV app, Not much 4K HDR content, Limited Alexa abilities for non-Amazon apps, Lame YouTube support
Amazon has produced another excellent little streamer. Because it's soooo Prime-centric, you'd be bonkers to buy it if you're not a subscriber. Having said that, the selection of third-party apps is excellent if you ignore Now TV, as indeed Amazon has. F...
The device comes with built-in parental controls that allow you to set a password or PIN number for purchasing videos, You can pair Bluetooth headphones with the Fire TV so you can watch shows without disturbing others in the same room, Photos or videos t
Showing photos and video stored on your smartphone on the Fire TV is a fiddly process, There's no MicroSD card slot to store items on and you can't connect the device to the internet using a wired connection
Great value for money, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Ultra HD is a simple and easy to use way to get movie streaming services on your TV. Ideal for those with Ultra HD televisions that support Dolby Atmos and HDR 10, this is a great buy...
Excellent 4K and HD visuals, Wide range of apps and 'channels' means access to a huge range of free, subscription and pay-to-view stuff to watch, Support for Dolby Vision, HDR 10+ and Atmos means it seems pretty future-proofed, Voice control and the ful
The sheer volume of stuff to watch makes it inevitably unwieldy, There's very little so far that actually plays back with Dolby Vision, HDR10+ or Atmos
Because of the way Amazon has priced its 4K Stick, and the way it's then packed it with quality content, albeit content that you largely have to pay for in one way or another, recommending it becomes something of a no-brainer.To my mind, Roku's Streaming...
