First, you’ll need to choose between the Fire TV Stick and the Fire TV Stick 4K.
You’ve got a new Amazon Fire TV Stick for your home, what now? We’ve put together this guide filled with everything you need to know to get your new Fire TV Stick up and running – or, more accurately, plugged in and streaming – and get the most out of it. We’ve included everything you need to do with the fiddly cables, inputs, and overall functionality of the Amazon Fire TV Stick to make sure you can start streaming as soon as possible. The Amazon Fire TV Stick is a handy way to add or improve the smart functionality of your home television. We love that it’s such an affordable device that costs just a fraction of a smart TV – perfect if you don’t have the case for an upgrade but want to add some smart entertainment features to your home. If you want to bring the smart features of Amazon Fire TV into your home, you have a number of options to consider. This guide will help you to set-up both the Amazon Fire TV Stick and Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. (Amazon’s third-generation Fire TV dongle was recently discontinued and replaced by the Fire TV stick 4K.) However, if you’re in the US, you’ll also be able to buy the hands-free smart speaker and streaming box hybrid, the Fire TV Cube. All of these options bring you access to, literally, thousands of Amazon Fire TV apps and games. There’s also nearly every streaming service you can think of included too, like Netflix, HBO Now, Amazon Prime Video and Disney Plus.
