With all the Alexa and Fire TV related news announced yesterday, there wasn’t much time to go into detail on tablets but Amazon somewhat quietly announced a new Fire HD 10 tablet. With the recently released Fire Max 11 tablet now taking the flagship spot in Amazon’s tablet lineup, this new Fire HD 10 is a good alternative for those wanting to save a bit on a big screen and don’t mind giving up a bit of performance. Read more ›
In addition to the new 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick 4K and 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Amazon has also announced another addition to the Fire TV lineup in the form of the new Fire TV Soundbar. However, unlike the existing Fire TV Soundbars from Nebula and TCL, which have built-in Fire TV capabilities, this new Fire TV Soundbar from Amazon is just a dumb soundbar that connects to any TV and requires an external streaming media player. Read more ›
As expected, Amazon has announced a pair of new Fire TV Sticks at its big new devices event this morning. The new Firesticks are a 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick 4K, which replaces the previous model released in 2018, and a 2nd-gen Fire TV Stick 4K Max, which replaces the model released in 2021. Both new devices receive a performance improvement and improved WiFi capabilities, compared to the models they replace. However, as is to be expected, some improvements are found only in the new Max model. Read more ›
TCL kicked off the summer with the release of its first Fire TV Smart TVs in the US, the premium TCL Q6 Class 4K QLED Fire TV. It followed up shortly after with its budget-friendly line of 4K Fire TVs when it released the TCL S4 Class 4K Fire TV. Now, just a few weeks later, TCL has rounded out its Fire TV lineup with the release of its least expensive Fire TV Smart TVs, the new TCL S3 Class Fire TV Smart TVs. Read more ›
After its existence leaked last month, Amazon has now announced the next generation of its Blink Outdoor security cameras. The new Blink Outdoor 4 retains many of the features customers have come to like about Blink cameras, like a two-year battery life on a pair of AA batteries, while also adding a few new capabilities, like on-camera person detection, improved image quality, and a wider field of view. Read more ›
Just over a month after TCL debuted its first Fire TV Smart TVs in the US with the release of the premium TCL Q6 Class 4K QLED Fire TVs, the TV manufacturer is now releasing new budget-friendly 4K Fire TV sets. TCL’s S4 Class TVs, which were previously only available as Roku and Google TV models, are now available with the Fire TV operating system in a slew of sizes ranging from 43-inches to 75-inches. Read more ›
TCL has finally launched its first line of Fire TV Smart TVs in the US with the release of its new 2023 Q6 Class 4K QLED Fire TV Smart TVs. TCL introduced its premium Q Series TVs earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show as Google TV-only models but is now making them available with Amazon’s Fire OS platform as well in 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch sizes. Read more ›
Just over a year ago, Funai became the first and only producer of Fire TV smart TVs in Japan. The 4K-capable Funai F340 Series and the HD-only Funai F140 Series TVs have been sold in Yamada Denki stores, one of Japan’s largest consumer electronic retailers, and have been well received on Amazon with over 4-star ratings across the board. Funai is now updating its line of Fire TV Smart TVs with 2nd-generation models, called the Funai F360 Series (4K) and F160 Series (HD). Read more ›
Panasonic has announced a full range of new 2023 4K TV models this morning and included among them is Panasonic’s first TVs to run Amazon’s Fire TV operating system. While the new Panasonic MX800 Series TVs, as they’re called, aren’t as cutting edge as some of the other Panasonic TVs announced, like Panasonic’s first Mini LED TVs and flagship OLED TVs, they do include an 85-inch model, which is the new largest Fire TV Smart TV ever produced. Read more ›
Amazon is moving beyond its Fire HD line of tablets with the newly announced Fire Max 11. As Amazon’s largest tablet, thanks to its 11-inch screen, and most powerful tablet, thanks to its octa-core processor, the new Fire Max positions itself at the top of Amazon’s tablet lineup for both media consumption and productivity. Read more ›
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