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You don’t need to wait for Prime Day to snag a deal worth bragging about. The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is 50% off right now, and honestly, it feels a little too good to be true. A whole streaming stick for just $25? Whether you’re upgrading your living room setup or just trying to avoid yet another buffering session on your old device, this one’s a steal. Early Prime Day deals are kind of crushing it, and this one’s sitting at the top of the pile.

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This newest version of the Fire TV Stick 4K packs some upgrades, especially if you’ve got a 4K TV that deserves better. You’re getting ultra-vibrant visuals with Dolby Vision and HDR10+, plus immersive Dolby Atmos audio that actually makes a difference (no more turning on subtitles just to hear what anyone’s saying). It even supports Wi-Fi 6, so your 4K stream doesn’t have to suffer just because someone else in the house is playing Fortnite or streaming Love Island U.S.A. in the next room. And if you’re just here for the free stuff, good news — you can still stream over 300,000 movies and shows on ad-supported apps like Tubi, Pluto TV, and Fire TV Channels.

You can even play Xbox games without a console, which still feels a little sci-fi. Plus, the new AI-powered Fire TV Search actually does something useful. Just say, “show me end of the world movies,” and it’ll pull up options without hesitation. It’s essentially crafting your night without all the annoying searching.

And yep, the Alexa Voice Remote is still here, doing what it does best, like helping you find the things you want, launch apps, and even turn off the lights if you’ve gone full smart home. You can stream just about anything: Hulu, Disney+, Peacock, Crunchyroll (we see you, anime lovers). And if you still haven’t watched Overcompensating on Prime Video, now’s the time. This little stick has range and for $25, it’s one of the best early deals we’ve seen.

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