Amazon has announced the launch of the new Fire TV Stick HD device, targeting the budget-friendly category and making it easy to turn traditional TVs into smart devices. This device comes with advanced features compared to previous versions and is available starting at $35, making it a unique option for those looking for a smart experience at a low cost.
The Fire TV Stick HD offers a significant upgrade compared to previous versions, as it comes with a remote control that can control the TV, receivers, and speakers, which is a new added feature compared to other devices in the same category. Additionally, the device has a quad-core processor with a frequency of 1.7 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, and up to 8 GB of internal storage.
Although the device does not support Wi-Fi 6, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby Vision HDR technologies found in Fire TV Stick 4K versions, it does support Wi-Fi 5 and multiple HDR standards like HLG and HDR10/10 Plus, providing an enhanced high-quality viewing experience. Additionally, the device comes with Alexa voice assistant support, making it easy for users to control the TV and peripheral devices using voice commands.
One of the standout features of the Fire TV Stick HD is the support for HDMI ARC control, allowing users to transfer audio from the TV to connected audio devices, such as external speakers, with high-quality sound, enhancing the viewing experience.
This device is an ideal choice for those looking to upgrade traditional TVs to smart devices without the need for multiple devices or complex solutions. Users seeking higher streaming quality and more advanced features can opt for the Fire TV Stick 4K versions.
