Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K review: This is the media streamer to beat

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Voice search is quite speedy and, unlike earlier Amazon devices, it often serves up content from your signed-in subscriptions before offering it for sale. This is the most important setting, in my opinion, and one that you should not ignore. If you have a small kid at home then the lack of YouTube app will hurt but Alexa does try to play those videos over the web version using Silk browser.

The home screen also includes some recommendations from apps like Netflix and Starz, but the integration is weak; clicking just dumps you into the main menu of that respective app. The only big thing that's missing is YouTube, thanks to Amazon's ongoing feud with Google.

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And there still are so many questions. That depends on a lot of amazon fire tv 4k, actually. It depends on what you currently have. Let's just dive into it. And maybe even more so if you're relying on voice commands amazon fire tv 4k get everything done. The external microphones and speaker. And those are cool additions. But even then, it's reallyand you'll be reaching for another remote quite often. But you get what you pay for. The Cube handles 4K resolution, the Stick does not. The Cube has newer software, based off Android 7. The Stick is older and probably won't get updates as long as the Cube. The Cube is simply way more powerful and will do things faster than the Stick. And then there's all the Alexa stuff, right. And in many ways it is. But Amazon kind of blew it when it comes to one feature that's going to matter to a lot of folks — the ability to plug it in directly to a router, using an Ethernet cable. Spacial limitations most certainly are a thing when it comes to physical design, but this needing an adapter is more than just an annoyance. Both the hardware and software are out of date. So maybe ride that puppy into the ground — but just know that it's getting up there, too.

The little dongle handles menus and animations like a pro, launching apps and shows nearly instantaneously — excepting the occasional bout of stuttering on menus with image-rich carousels. Apart from looking for content, Alexa can also be used to forward or rewind a stream and you can ask to start from a specific time. Hopping between episodes works just fine with Prime Video and other apps. I wasn't that impressed with the when it came out in 2014. You navigate the device with six tabs at the top. It is compact and packed in such a way that you will wonder if there is a device inside it after all. After that, it will only be a matter of minutes before you see a grid of icons taking over the large screen. This is the kind of thing modern devices should do; remove friction but not add another device to control. But overall, the menu system is just too chaotic. For starters, the remote is now capable of controlling power and volume, and even has a mute button. Amazon really needs to strike a balance and probably populate the home screen based on the service that users prefers the most, rather than pushing its own.