Fire Tv Stick 4K Remote

[0.04 lb] This fire stick works great and I can control my tv with the remote. No need for anything else.

[Yes] I was surprised how much better this is than my old fire stick. I don't have a 4K TV but I do have wi-fi 6. There is no lag, no stuttering or spooling. Just clear, crisp pictures. It works so well I bought one for every TV in the house. I'm going to cut the cord.

[0.19 lb] Fire TV Stick works GREAT-!!! No need 4 multiple remotes-!

[ABS] When I decided to wall-mount a 55 inch TV, I wanted as clean an installation as possible: no tethered boxes on a table below. That meant attaching a Fire Stick 4K, a Harmony Hub and an old TiVO Mini to the rear of the TV. The TiVO and Fire Stick were easy, but the Harmony Hub is made to sit on a horizontal surface, period. As I envisioned fabricating something out of metal strapping, I spotted the Mount-IT! MI-355 online. Perfect! And it was. I cross-strapped the Harmony Hub to it using nylon cable ties and secured it to the TV mount, neat and solid. Price is right, too.

[PowerVR GE9215] I own the older Samsung TV and various apps I could not install on them. So with this Fire TV Stick it resolved my issue. I have only been using it for 8 days and hope all continues to go well.

When I decided to wall-mount a 55 inch TV, I wanted as clean an installation as possible: no tethered boxes on a table below. That meant attaching a Fire Stick 4K, a Harmony Hub and an old TiVO Mini to the rear of the TV. The TiVO and Fire Stick were easy, but the Harmony Hub is made to sit on a horizontal surface, period. As I envisioned fabricating something out of metal strapping, I spotted the Mount-IT! MI-355 online. Perfect! And it was. I cross-strapped the Harmony Hub to it using nylon cable ties and secured it to the TV mount, neat and solid. Price is right, too.

[2 GB] Except for the lack of a 6G band, the lack of a manual, and bugs that will surely be fixed with firmware updates, I love it. For the details, look at the specs and the many reviews for this new router from ASUS. It's only dual-band, but I wanted the ports. For now, it needs some bug fixes and a manual to download. A Fire TV Stick is the only device that will not connect to it. I put the Fire TV Stick on a guest network using WPA2 instead of WPA3, and it connected (that has to be the Fire TV Stick's problem). I am using the 10G WAN for the internet and the SPF+ 10G for a switch, and everything is running very fast. I prefer the ASUSWRT/ASUSWRT-Merlin interface over all others I've used. Finally, the price is right for what you get.

[0.54 lb] Among tv sticks around best I'd Amazon firestick 4K. Amazon has made it most better by increasing RAM and with new remote. Purchased for $45.

[8 ms] This is my first 4K TV and I'm really glad I spent a little extra money for a SONY model. The picture is great, the blacks are deep the colors pop and while I usually don't like the enhanced motion feature its much less intrusive or noticeable than my old Samsung. You can turn it off if you don't like it. You can see the TV at work optimizing your picture, some video sources start sharp but then the image suddenly sharpens up when the TV's processor kicks in. I don't see any reason to upgrade my Netflix to a 4K premium account thanks to this feature. Plugged in my Nintendo Switch and when I turn it on the TV auto-switches to that input... Fancy! There's deeper integration if you have purchases on the Google Play Store, but it's compatible with Apple's Airplay as well and the remote app on my iPhone can be set to work with it easily. My only real nitpick is why does this use a remote that needs batteries? Surely for a TV with advanced features you can give me a remote that I can plug in and charge? It's just annoying to buy batteries for something that really ought to just be rechargeable.

[Double Stud ] This is a great bracket, Puts the TV at a lower level then up if you want a fire.