Amazon Just Raised Echo, Kindle, and Fire TV Prices
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Amazon is upgrading eligible Fire TV devices with Alexa Plus at no extra cost, and you do not need a Prime membership to get it.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
While it’s very likely that your TV can already access all of the amazing streaming services you might want, it doesn’t mean that streaming devices are pointless. Actually, if you speak to anybody who bought one,
Amazon is giving everyone in the US with eligible Fire TV devices free access to Alexa+. The company charges $20 per month for access to the AI-powered assistant on its own, though it has always been free for Prime subscribers.
The Cube is now discounted by 45% on Amazon, which drops its usual $200 price to only $110. That’s $90 in savings. The free month of Xbox Game Pass (for new users) is another really nice bonus. Shipping is free too, so all in all, you’re getting a pretty sweet deal on one of Amazon’s best-selling, top-rated streaming devices.
Amazon has dropped the price of its newest 3.1-channel soundbar with a built-in subwoofer from $250 to $150. The Fire TV Soundbar Plus comes with a $100 discount for a limited time, a stellar deal on hardware that brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support into the living room without requiring a standalone woofer or a receiver.
Fire TV Sticks are still top dog when it comes to streaming live and on-demand TV. Along with offering access to hours of content, another popular feature was their price as these devices have long been incredibly good value.