The Amazon Fire TV Cube is Amazon’s fastest streaming device. It runs on an octa-core processor that can load apps and menus instantly. Built-in Wi-Fi 6E delivers fast, reliable streaming even when multiple devices are connected at once. It supports 4K Ultra HD streaming with Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG, delivering high-quality visuals and immersive audio with Dolby Atmos. With hands-free Alexa capabilities, you can access all the features of your Alexa remote from anywhere in the room, so you don’t have to pick it up. A direct HDMI input also lets you pass through video signals from other sources, such as cable boxes and game consoles.
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A streaming device you’ll love using to check out your favorite shows and movies
A direct Ethernet connection on the rear panel provides a wired Internet option. While many Fire TV devices offer great performance, the Fire TV Cube’s biggest advantage is speed. The octa-core processor is approximately twice as powerful as the one in the Fire TV Stick 4K Max. This translates directly into faster app and menu loading and much quicker program start-up after you press play on the remote. For example, Netflix will begin loading immediately after you select it.
Beyond providing better overall performance, the Amazon Fire TV Cube offers enhanced hands-free capabilities compared to prior models. Rather than relying solely on the remote for Alexa features, this capability is built into the unit itself. Built-in speakers along with far-field microphones allow you to issue commands and perform tasks, such as asking for information about a movie playing on Netflix or turning off the lights, without needing to physically interact with the remote. You can also use voice commands to turn your television, sound bar, and cable box on or off, allowing simple one-step operation.
One of the biggest improvements the Amazon Fire TV Cube offers over prior models is wireless connectivity. Specifically, Wi-Fi 6E is a major improvement in streaming reliability in homes where many devices compete for bandwidth. However, if needed, you can eliminate potential congestion issues altogether by using a hardwired Ethernet connection instead.
The HDMI input on the rear of the Amazon Fire TV Cube is another feature that sets it apart from virtually all other streaming devices. This input lets you connect additional devices, such as a cable box or gaming console, to the unit. Once connected, you can easily switch between them using voice commands. Because the Fire TV Cube passes video signals through a single HDMI cable, you don’t need to worry about remembering which inputs your television remote uses.
The Amazon Fire TV Cube supports a wide variety of picture formats including 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, and Hybrid Log-Gamma. Audio formats include Dolby Atmos for an immersive listening experience, provided your sound system supports it. Super resolution upscaling also improves the visual quality of lower-resolution content by sharpening it toward 4K before playback on your display. For $110, down from $200, the Amazon Fire TV Cube comes with an Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced, which contains dedicated app buttons, and the unit operates as a smart home hub for compatible smart cameras and lighting systems.
