The new Fire TV Stick 4K Max is physically identical to the standard version. It’s a 3.9-by-1.2-by-0.6-inch (HWD) black plastic rectangle with rounded corners and an HDMI plug extending from one end.

As of Nov. 17, the Amazon Fire Stick 4K Plus is on sale for $24.99, its best-ever price. This is exactly the kind of Black Friday deal we had hoped to see, so even a few days early, Amazon is meeting expectations.

AMAZON has kick-started its Black Friday sale early with some huge savings on the popular Fire Stick. And less than a month after launching, the newest Fire Stick is currently better than half

Amazon’s Fire TV lineup has gone from a perfectly simple concept—a stick that streams video—to a corporate naming convention nightmare. There’s the HD, the 4K Select, the 4K Plus, the 4K Max, and the Cube. Clear as mud.

Although Amazon only has limited deals, it is worth checking out Argos. The online retailer has a swathe of offers, including money off all of the Fire TV range, with prices starting from just £23.99. Argos is also selling the rival Roku Stick for just £19.99.

Amazon just dropped all its Black Friday deals on Thursday, November 13, with the Fire TV Stick lineup hitting record low prices that beat even Prime Day pricing. The Fire TV Stick 4K Max sits at $34,

AMAZON’S latest Fire Stick model is making life harder for TV pirates looking to illegally stream telly. The newest Fire TV Stick came out just a few weeks ago – ahead of Amazon’s

In a statement to Android Authority, an Amazon spokesperson confirmed that Vega OS isn’t intended to replace Amazon’s older platform, Fire TV OS, but rather to “extend” it. The spokesperson shared the following statement:

The Fire TV Stick 4K Plus is a 4K media streamer that supports high dynamic range ( HDR) content Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, and hybrid log gamma (HLG), as well as Dolby Atmos spatial audio .

For now, Amazon insists Fire OS "isn't going anywhere" and it will continue supporting both Vega OS and Fire OS. While Fire OS may be around for a while still, the real question is whether Amazon will actually release new Fire TV Sticks and TVs with it, and that I find hard to believe in the future due to its ongoing efforts to combat piracy.