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Tesco direct Amazon Fire TV with 4K Ultra HD £69.99 with code TDX-KYMX

£69.99 Tesco28 Apr 17

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discoman2016

28 Apr 17

Use codeTDX-KYMX to save £10 The best online content and your favourite TV shows and films are within your grasp with the Amazon Fire TV 4K Ultra HD. Plug in the little box, connect to your internet and you’re ready to go and stream a huge range of different online subscription services and on-demand channels, from BBC iPlayer to Netflix and All 4 to Amazon Instant Video itself.

One box, all your apps

Every online app you could wish for can now be enjoyed from the comfort of your sofa, with Amazon Fire TV. All the most popular streaming services are there, so you can watch your favourite on-demand TV in high definition from channels such as My5, All 4, BBC iPlayer and ITV Player. Subscription services such as Netflix are also available and YouTube and Sky News are easily accessible too. Movie rentals start from just £0.99 from the huge Amazon Instant Video library.

Get gaming with Amazon’s gaming apps with many new and retro classics to choose from, including Candy Crush and PAC-MAN. The innovative Amazon Fire TV Remote doubles up as a handy controller. Play tunes via Pandora, iHeartRadio and TuneIn, with all your favourite music apps once again available within a couple of clicks of the remote control. Built-in Voice Remote means you can even click once and request what you’re looking for vocally and your 4K Amazon Fire TV will quickly and seamlessly respond.

4K streaming quality

Team your Amazon Fire TV with your 4K TV or monitor and enjoy Ultra HD streaming, with true-to-life picture quality. Colour, contrast and detail pop out of the screen with 4K streaming, and Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Instant Video all support 4K for the best-quality viewing experience

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Apogee00

28 Apr 17 3 #1

Don't just match it Amazon, beat it for once

Latest comments (51)

discoman2016

23 May 17 #51

deal live with new code TDX-KYMX

Uridium

22 May 17 #50

Nothing..its natively supported. If you have 4K media in your Plex library and a Plex device that natively supports the audio/video codec in your 4k file it will play.
I stream 4K MKV's to a Samsung 4k TV via a PS4 Pro as the Plex client on my Samsung TV can be a little bit hit and miss with 4k MKV's.
PS4 Pro handles them fine.

rednwhite1879

21 May 17 #49

So what has to be done to stream 4K?

Milev

28 Apr 17 #18

Bear in mind plex is using dlna which supports only up to 1080p. Doesn't support 4k. If you want to stream 4k maybe the best option is to attach hdd or use direct network access.

Uridium to Milev

21 May 17 #48

Incorrect. Plex doesn't use DLNA. You can has optionally enable DLNA If you wish on Plex media server but it does not natively stream using DLNA.
Plex has supported 4k streaming for a long time........

zorbathegeek

3 May 17 #47

Thanks. worked out at £25 with vouchers I didn't even know I had.

Wowhats

1 May 17 #46

Interesting info on this thread,the box seems to be faster than the stick witth less lag as well.

pimpchez

1 May 17 #45

How does this handle 4k playback via a local NAS

camelopardis

28 Apr 17 #11

can you install Kodi?

rednwhite1879 to camelopardis

28 Apr 17 #13

Of course you can

mcormack to camelopardis

30 Apr 17 #44

Ask your local Rozzer.

Happysteveo

30 Apr 17 #43

Is the SD card slot any use for Kodi?

encaser

30 Apr 17 #42

Thanks, ordered.

spong_miester

29 Apr 17 1 #41

SD Card slot, 4K support and flawless HEVC playback

themanwithapc

29 Apr 17 #40

Thanks. Basically it applied where you have one account with multiple devices registered to it. So just create a new account for every stick. Takes about 5 mins.

phatbhoy

29 Apr 17 1 #39

here - http://www.aftvnews.com/amazons-fight-against-fire-tv-resellers-by-deregistering-devices-is-hurting-regular-customers/?subscribe=success#blog_subscription-2

ec9wrr

29 Apr 17 1 #38

This will be better then as long as your tv and bluray aren't stuttering due to slow broadband? The Fire TV can run many more apps than most TVs. I've got the original (non 4K) and find its much faster than my smart TV or Blueray. I also like Alexa - handy for shopping list and things. Sounds silly, but you can add items to a shopping list, then on the alexa app on your phone you get a list of everything you've added. Maybe that's just me (and I use an Amazon Echo in the kitchen) but that's actually quite handy!

MickKnipfler

29 Apr 17 #37

I do to the cabinet

mecheekymonkey

29 Apr 17 #36

That's down to your data connection. Don't advise on streaming anything unless you have fibre

MickKnipfler

29 Apr 17 #35

They stream but keep hanging cos they can't stream fast enough

MickKnipfler

29 Apr 17 #32

What does this do that my smart TV and Bluray players don't already?

ec9wrr to MickKnipfler

29 Apr 17 #33

Depends what your smart TV and Blu-ray already do?

rednwhite1879 to MickKnipfler

29 Apr 17 #34

Cheaper?

mecheekymonkey

29 Apr 17 1 #31

These are actually one of the best 'android boxes' around for kodi, fast and responsive menus. Best build I find to use is pulse ccm via ares wizard. Gets regularly maintained

monkey1999

29 Apr 17 #29

Hot I don't want Alexa models

ec9wrr to monkey1999

29 Apr 17 1 #30

It's got Alexa.

bex85

28 Apr 17 #28

Thanks. Might go for it then as quite a few shows we like watching are only aired in America and downloading them to stream via Plex has become increasingly more difficult so gave Kodi a go this week and am more impressed with it than when I last used it but, it is slow going at times. So an upgrade seems like a good idea :-)

phatbhoy

28 Apr 17 #25

Amazon are de-registering preloaded fireStick and FireTV boxes - who knows where this could end - maybe block kodi like Nowtv did

rednwhite1879 to phatbhoy

28 Apr 17 #26

They wouldnt do that.. no-one would buy them

themanwithapc to phatbhoy

28 Apr 17 1 #27

Source?

davy10heads

28 Apr 17 #24

can't seem to get my Tesco voucher codes to work. apparently I've £48 unused as well....heat tho.

bex85

28 Apr 17 #21

Tempted to buy this, is Kodi less laggy on it than one the firestick? Although to be fair, most programs work fine on the firestick but have found a couple of shows that are annoyingly laggy.

jonbarlow2 to bex85

28 Apr 17 #23

I have both the fire stick and fire Tv. The difference is honestly night and day. Kodi has no lag whatsoever in my experience on fire TV. The firestick used to do my head in

parsimony

28 Apr 17 #22

Good find :smiley:
Shame I bought one a couple of weeks ago.

MickKnipfler

28 Apr 17 #20

I have a 4K TV but streaming is pretty useless. I am also considering Amazon Prime. Will this improve anything? I really need to download

ualla

28 Apr 17 #19

Any reason why the Xiaomi International box would be better? Just asking because I was intending on getting that one but if this one is better...

nexus76

28 Apr 17 #17

firstly i recommend wooki build for kodi and there are community builds also inside that if you want a change but wookie has everything and small or larger size builds if memory is an issue.
Yeah stream from your plex server wherever it is,i use mine when away from home at hotels or friends or other countries to access my movies and if you have 4k it should stream but never tried myself as use kodi for 4k or netflix and amazon depending on what im watching and yeah ull need at least 20mbs.

nexus76

28 Apr 17 #15

snap it up,bang kodi on it with a nice build and install PLEX and these are top notch and if you manage to get a stable google play on it your in the realms of serious entertainment . Firestick is slow and useless with awful wifi .

rednwhite1879 to nexus76

28 Apr 17 #16

Reccomended Kodi build?

You mean use Plex to stream stuff from PC? Does that work for 4K stuff?

Im gonna need faster internet

mattymatmatson

28 Apr 17 #14

Ok - didn't realise that - cheers. Suspect there will still be something pushed out soon for 4K HDR too but don't have a 4K tv so less fussed about that in short term!

mattymatmatson

28 Apr 17 #9

Only thing putting me off at the moment is I am expecting them to put a new model of the box out soon to replicate what they have done with the stick (Alexa). Anyone got any intel?!

rednwhite1879 to mattymatmatson

28 Apr 17 1 #10

Its already on. You need to press the button on the remote though.

Captainbeavus to mattymatmatson

28 Apr 17 #12

I believe the Alexa update came through a few days ago. Other than that this is much better than the stick. The Ethernet port makes this a much better device.

essexgangsta

28 Apr 17 2 #8

Thanks, used the voucher and whatever clubcard vouchers so £29 for me.

kabzy55

28 Apr 17 #7

Decent price. Even better if you have some clubcard vouchers

essexgangsta

28 Apr 17 #6

think i'm going to buy one, the fire stick sometimes gets laggy with the wifi i have.

xxxangelxxx

28 Apr 17 #2

Out of curiosity what is the difference between this and the firestick

WalkableBuffalo to xxxangelxxx

28 Apr 17 1 #5

Generally more powerful, can extrapolate from that what you will, faster CPU and better GPU, 2GB of RAM
As Sweeney says it also has an ethernet port, as well as Micro SD slot

callum84

28 Apr 17 #3

Any benefits of this over a firestick for 1080p users?

SweeneyUK to callum84

28 Apr 17 1 #4

less laggy and has an ethernet port

Apogee00

28 Apr 17 3 #1

Don't just match it Amazon, beat it for once

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