Amazon’s Fire TV Stick deal just dropped – and you won’t believe how cheap this 4K streamer is

Want to upgrade your TV with one of the best streaming sticks? Then you’ll be very pleased to hear that there’s a Fire TV Stick deal on Amazon that’s so cheap, it’s hard to ignore.

The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Select has dropped to just $17 on Amazon, down from its usual $39 price.

For something this small and this capable, you’re unlikely to find a better deal this side of Black Friday – especially given the fact that it’s a proper 4K streaming device.

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As the name suggests, you’re getting 4K support, along with HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG. There’s also Dolby audio support on board, so it’s more than capable of delivering a solid home cinema experience if your setup can take advantage of it.

It plugs straight into your TV’s HDMI port and gives you access to pretty much every major streaming service via Amazon’s Fire TV platform. Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and YouTube are all here, along with a wide range of apps through the Amazon Appstore.

Performance-wise, it’s more than up to the task for everyday streaming, too. It runs on Wi-Fi 5, which is still perfectly adequate for 4K playback, and there’s Alexa support built in for voice search and controls.

There’s even support for cloud gaming services like Xbox Game Pass and Amazon Luna, which is a nice bonus if you fancy turning your TV into a casual gaming hub.

At $17, this Fire TV Stick deal is a no-brainer. Whether you’re upgrading an older TV or just want a cheap, easy way to smarten up a spare screen, it’s about as low-risk as tech purchases get. And if you fancy a bit more power, Amazon’s easy returns mean you can upgrade to another option, with minimal hassle.

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