Fire TV Stick 4K Max streaming device, Wi-Fi 6, Alexa Voice Remote (includes TV controls)

I have a best of line Samsung Curved 4k TV brought around 5 Years backWhile it's already a smart tv with Samsung Tizen OS, atleast on the OS version on my TV, the app catalogue is limited and few Apps don't work as desiredEx: Disnep+ Hotsar freezes if you pause the content for a whileZee5 app does not play all content that's available for your subscription. It throws random error that the content cannot be played on this deviceAlso since the TV is 5 years old, the UX is not upto speed and feels slow despite having 200 Mbps broadbandSo having using the Fire TV (regular) on another 1080p TV, I took the decision to try out the 4k Max on my main TV. The major reasons I preferred the 4k Max are1. Speed in UX - Loading Speeds, Feature Support ( Want the device to power up the TV for atleast next 5 years)2. Future Proof - With WiFi 6 support and faster chipset, I feel it can serve for the next 5 years easy3. App supportReview:To sum up in a line, I felt that the Fire Stick 4k Max brings my TV to life1. UI is intuitive and fluid2. It's snappy and quick to load apps and play content3. Supports my 5.1 home theater system connected to the ARC HDMI port of the TV and plays Dolby Plus, Dolby, DTS audio (I had a doubt about this while ordering)4. Plays the highest available quality seemlessly (In the standard TV OS, despite having super fast internet, half the time it struggles to play the content in 4k though it is available and displays there)5. HDR content works brilliantlyOverall I am super satisfied with the purchase and am positive about the extra I had spent on 4k Max instead of 4k stickPoint to Note while setting up:1. Takes a lot of time to update to the latest software when you first boot up. And this update cycle repeats 2-3 times confusing you if the device would even working2. HDR is switched on by default. So all the existing non HDR content looks very bright and colours look washed out. Do change this setting to Automatic / Adaptive so that HDR will be enabled only for HDR contentIf you want a super good streaming device to up the experience of your already smart Smart TV, do buy this. Would be a great addition

I recently purchased the third-generation Fire TV Stick, and I must say, it works like a beast compared to the second-gen model I owned earlier. Originally, I had my eyes on buying the Chromecast 4k, but the enticing Prime Day offer of 3500 rupees tilted me towards the Fire TV Stick instead. Although there are numerous reviews on YouTube comparing Chromecast and Fire TV Stick in terms of interface and content, Chromecast seemingly comes out as the winner. However, considering the significant discount I got on the Fire TV Stick, it made perfect sense to choose it over the Chromecast.For the price I paid, I would easily give this product 5 stars, as it performs incredibly fast and offers a smooth streaming experience. The difference in performance from the second-gen Fire TV Stick is noticeable and highly appreciated.Despite the great value at the discounted price, there are some cons worth mentioning for those considering buying this device at its full price:1. User Interface (UI): The user interface is lacking in comparison to other streaming devices, and it tends to prioritize Amazon content primarily. This could be a drawback if you prefer a more neutral and content-agnostic interface.2. Cluttered Remote: The remote control that comes with the Fire TV Stick is cluttered with lots of buttons, which might be overwhelming for some users. A more streamlined and minimalist design could improve the user experience.3. Micro USB Cable: It's surprising that in 2023, the Fire TV Stick still uses a micro USB cable instead of upgrading to the more modern and versatile USB Type-C. This may be a minor inconvenience for users who prefer the convenience of USB Type-C cables.4. Remote Build Quality: The remote feels too plastic and lightweight, which can give a less premium impression. To enhance its durability and grip, investing in a silicone case is recommended.In conclusion, if you manage to get the Fire TV Stick at a discounted price, it offers excellent value and performance. It outshines its earlier generation and serves as a compelling streaming device. However, for those considering purchasing it at full price, be aware of the aforementioned drawbacks regarding the UI, cluttered remote, micro USB cable, and remote build quality. Despite these shortcomings, it remains a capable streaming device that provides quick and seamless access to your favorite content.

Certainly, here's a statement reflecting your experience using the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with your projector:"I've had an excellent experience using the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with my projector. The 4K Ultra HD and Dolby Vision support truly enhance the visual quality, delivering stunningly sharp and vibrant images on my projector screen. The improved performance with the faster processor ensures smooth streaming and quick app launches. The Alexa Voice Remote has made navigating and controlling content a breeze, and the dedicated app buttons are a handy feature. With the support for WiFi 6, I've enjoyed a stable and reliable connection.Watching movies and shows with Dolby Atmos audio passthrough on my projector has been an immersive experience. The wide selection of streaming apps and the ease of accessing them make it a versatile entertainment hub. While not a gaming powerhouse, it even handles casual gaming sessions effectively.Overall, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max has significantly enhanced my projector setup, and I'm delighted with the quality and performance it offers."Thanks to Amazon for bringing up such a nice gadget

After reading too much of positive and negative reviews I thought of giving a try and if it's not works planned to return it. But now I gonna keep it after a week of usage1. Video quality is good2. I am living in hill area mostly we will get 3g network. In 3g also.it works well3. UI interface is goodNegative side is1. Remote suddenly freezes2. In my tv 8bit video works well if I go more it started glitches3. Remote is tiny4. In mobile hotspot 1GB goes in a less than one hour of playtime in 4GMore than that it's worth buying it if your tv has HDMI PORT