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You don’t have to be an environmental scientist to make sustainable choices. We considered sustainability in the design of this device. Here’s how:
Materials
50% post-consumer recycled plastics in streaming media player.
20% post-consumer recycled plastics in the remote.
Cable and adapter not included.
Device Packaging
97% of this device’s packaging is made of wood fiber-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources.
Low Power Mode
To reduce its energy consumption, this device will enter Low Power Mode when it goes to sleep. Learn more here.
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| Price | From: $49.99 | From: $59.99 | From: $69.99 | From: $79.99 | From: $189.99 |
| Ratings | (9,030) | (46,986) | (4,045) | (2,894) | (1,035) |
| Best for | Essential HD streaming | HD streaming with convenient device controls | Cinematic 4K streaming | Powerful 4K streaming | The ultimate hands-free 4K streaming experience |
| Supported picture quality | 1080p Full HD (High Definition) | 1080p Full HD (High Definition) | 4K Ultra HD | 4K Ultra HD | 4K Ultra HD |
| Supported video | HDR, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG | HDR, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG | Dolby Vision, plus HDR, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG | Dolby Vision, plus HDR, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG | Dolby Vision, plus HDR, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG |
| Supported audio | Dolby encoded audio | Dolby Atmos audio | Dolby Atmos audio | Dolby Atmos audio | Dolby Atmos audio |
| Included remote | Alexa Voice Remote Lite | Alexa Voice Remote | Alexa Voice Remote | Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced | Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced |
| Storage | 8GB | 8GB | 8GB | 16GB | 16GB |
| Memory | 1 GB | 1 GB | 2 GB | 2 GB | 2 GB |
| Wifi support & connectivity | Wi-Fi 5 | Wi-Fi 5 | Wi-Fi 6 | Wi-Fi 6E | Wi-Fi 6E + Ethernet port |
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| Release year | 2021 | 2021 | 2023 | 2023 | 2022 |
Technical details
Fire TV Stick 4K Max
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Size |
99 mm x 30 mm x 14 mm (only housing) | 108 mm x 30 mm x 14 mm (including the connector) |
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Weight |
48.4 g |
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Processor |
Quad-core 1.8GHz MT8696 |
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GPU |
IMG GE9215, 750MHz |
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Storage |
8 GB |
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Wifi |
MT7921LS. Supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax (Wi-Fi 6) networks. |
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Bluetooth |
Bluetooth 5.0 + LE. Pair with compatible Bluetooth speakers, headphones, video game controllers, and more. |
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Voice support |
Yes, with the Alexa Voice Remote (included) or free Fire TV app (available for download on Fire OS, Android, and iOS) |
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IR device control with included Alexa Voice Remote |
The included Alexa Voice Remote can control Fire TV Stick 4K Max and certain functions (such as power and volume) on a wide range of compatible IR-enabled devices, including TVs, soundbars and A/V receivers. Note: Certain functions may not be available on some IR-enabled devices. |
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Cloud storage |
Free cloud storage for digital content purchased from Amazon |
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Ports |
HDMI ARC output, micro USB for power only |
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Audio support |
Dolby Atmos, 7.1 surround sound, 2-channel stereo, and HDMI audio pass through up to 5.1. Dolby Atmos is available on select Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ titles when connected to compatible equipment. |
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4K Support |
To watch movies and TV shows in 4K Ultra HD, you need a compatible Ultra HD TV. All services may not be available in 4K/HDR. Certain services are subject to change at any time, may not be available in all areas, or in 4K/HDR, and may require separate subscriptions. Learn more about services. |
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Content formats supported |
Video: Dolby Vision, HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG, H.265, H.264, VP9, AV1 Audio: AAC-LC, AC3, eAC3 (Dolby Digital Plus), FLAC, MP3, PCM/Wave, Vorbis, Dolby Atmos (EC3_JOC), Photo: JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP |
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Output resolution supported |
2160p, 1080p and 720p up to 60 fps |
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System requirements |
High-definition television with available high-speed HDMI input, high-speed internet connection via Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi 6 router needed for Wi-Fi 6 support |
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TV compatibility |
TV must support minimum HDCP requirements for protected content playback. Compatible with 1) 4K UHD TVs with HDMI capable of 2160p at 24/25/30/50/60 Hz and HDCP 2.2 or 2) high-definition TVs with HDMI capable of 1080p or 720p at 50/60 Hz. Learn more about high-definition. |
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Warranty and service |
1-year limited warranty and service included. Optional 2-year and 3-year extended warranty available for Canadian customers sold separately. Use of Fire TV is subject to the terms found here. |
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Content availability |
Certain apps and services are subject to change or withdrawal at any time, may not be available in all areas and languages, and may require separate subscriptions. |
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Accessibility features |
VoiceView screen reader enables access to the vast majority of Fire TV features for users who are blind or visually impaired. Watch videos and TV shows with closed captioning displayed. Captions are not available for all content. You can also listen to Fire TV with compatible Bluetooth headphones. |
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Included in the box |
Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Alexa Voice Remote (3rd Gen), USB cable and power adapter, HDMI extender cable for Fire TV Stick 4K Max, 2 AAA batteries, Quick Start Guide |
Alexa Voice Remote (3rd Gen)
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Size |
38 mm x 142 mm x 16 mm |
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Weight |
43.4 g (without batteries) |
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Batteries |
2 AAA (included) |
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Technology |
Bluetooth |
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Compatibility |
Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen), Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Max |
Reviews with images
Is it worth upgrading from prior FireSticks?...It most certainly IS! AAA+
This is now my 5th FireStick! My first trial experience with Amazon Smart and Streaming products was picking up a regular FireTV Stick along with an HD8 Tablet when on sale during the July 2019 Canada Prime Day. I now have 4 additional FireTV Sticks, including this new 4K “Max”. I also have a Fire Cube, Echo Show 8, Echo Show 5, a brand new HD10 64GB Tablet (2021 variant) along with my original HD10, another HD8 and still growing! I also plan on getting the new 15” wall mounted Echo Show when it releases and I have had such good experience with my new Amazon products that I am now even considering one of the new generation Amazon branded 4K Televisions with FireTV embedded which are about to start shipping very soon.I am a former Apple “FanBoy” and I could go on forever about all of my new Amazon hardware, but the bottom line is that all of these Amazon Fire and smart products are outstanding values in relation to competing products and can literally save you $1,000's over Apple products!!. This is no exaggeration. If I were running multiple iPads and Apple hardware in my home in an attempt to try to recreate what I get out of my Amazon product ecosystem the cost would be substantially higher than what I have paid for all my Amazon products.Well, so how about this new generation 4k Max Stick?.. Lets see how it performs....The new “Max” stick comes in a larger box but it basically includes all of the same accessories as prior FireSticks. You get an USB power cord with appropriate charging wall power brick, an HDMI extender dongle (which is very handy in situations where you need to reorient the stick due to space issues in the back of you TV, batteries to power the remote, and an Alexa enabled remote. The Remote is newly designed for the Max and I will touch on that a bit later.SetUp is very easy as with all prior generation FireSticks. Once plugged into power and you turn on your TV you will be met with the Update screens within a few moments. You just need to take a few minutes to follow the simple on screen prompts to log into your network for the first time, and then after entering your Amazon account details the updates will complete and you will be given the option of sending over all the apps you already had setup on your prior Sticks. You will also be able to set it to work to your TV in moments during this same processs and from there on, the FireStick remote will be able to turn you TV on and off, raise, lower and mute Volume. Easy Peezy!If you are a NEW FireStick user it will be basically the same process, but you will also be prompted to set up an new Amazon Account in order to get going. Setting up a new Amazon Account is absolutely FREE! If you are a concerned parent you will also be able to easily setup Parental Controls during this initial process.Remember, you do NOT necessarily have to be a PRIME MEMBER to be able to get good use from a FireStick as there are all sorts of Free Apps you can download from the Amazon Store across many Interests and Genres. However, being a Prime member opens up an whole other World with this as FireSticks are of course optimized for using Prime Video and Amazon Music Streaming services. All the other big services (both free and subscription based) are there as well including YouTube, Netflix, ATV+, Disney+, etc., etc.The new Max stick feels blisteringly fast vs. my older regular non-4K sticks and much, MUCH snappier when compared to my relatively new original 4K Sticks. I am not kidding. I can really notice the difference when surfing through the GUI menus and searching. It's the update in the internal specs. that makes all the difference. The MAX has an upgraded CPU and more memory. The new Max Stick has 2GB of RAM vs. the 1.5GB in my prior 4K sticks and the CPU is now 1.8Ghz with a 750mhz GPU vs. the prior 1.70Ghz with a 650Mhz GPU. While that may not seem like a lot on paper, Wow, it sure makes a big difference in the overall performance. As a FireStick user for several years now, I can really feel and see the difference.I now find that I really like the newly redesigned remote! It’s still very familiar with the same size and footprint of my prior remotes, but at first glance I was actually annoyed that it now has quick access buttons for 4 pre-set services in the lower area (see comparison photo). But then I thought these are services I ACTUALLY USE, so its very convenient for my household. The 4 hotkey buttons are for direct access to Prime Video, Amazon Music, NetFlix and Disney+. (The Book of Boba Fett and a new season of The Mandalorian are just on the horizon, so Disney now has me hooked whether I like it or not! Haha)I unfortunately cannot offer any comments on one of the other new features of the Max, that being WIFI 6, as I dont have that. Still, I am more than happy with my setup in any event as I have a fast, unlimited Broadband connection with a stable wifi router. I have virtually no issues with 4K streaming and the picture is just as vivid and beautiful as before.All in all, I am very happy to have picked up the new FireStick Max as soon as it was released. I am now already well versed in the Amazon product ecosystem and the overall performance boost of the new CPU and additional memory in the Max Stick just makes it so much better than prior generations. It really enhances our viewing experience and I can see my household gradually upgrading all of our current sticks to this newer standard. I will more than likely pass on my two regular older non-4K FireSticks to friends or family.I highly recommend the new Max to both existing FireTV users as an upgrade and new users alike. New people especially will be very pleased with the new operating system.AAA+
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Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2023
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K MaxVerified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on November 22, 2021
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K MaxVerified Purchase
Comparing the Fire TV Stick 4K and the Fire TV Stick 4K Max:
I purchased this product as an upgrade to the Fire TV Stick 4K I purchased in 2019. The two main reasons I upgraded were the addition of the Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ buttons on the remote for faster launching, and for the advertised 40% increase in power. I compared the Fire TV Stick 4K with the 4K Max on the same TV and found the following:
Time to Reboot: 1 min 6.86 sec (4K) vs 40.92 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Netflix: 24 seconds (4K) vs 3 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Disney+: 7.29 seconds (4K) vs 5.17 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Prime Video: 4.89 seconds (4K) vs 3.39 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Crave: 7.56 seconds (4K) vs 6.92 seconds (4K Max)
Start Netflix Movie: 4.87 seconds (4K) vs 1.57 seconds (4K Max)
Start Disney+ Movie: 5.75 seconds (4K) vs 5.54 seconds (4K Max)
Start Prime Video: 7.41 seconds (4K) vs 2.81 seconds (4K Max)
Note that starting a stream could be impacted by Internet speed, though all were tested with the same movie and internet service.
Generally speaking, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max is faster than my original Fire TV Stick 4K. The most noticeable difference was with Netflix. It was slow with my original 4K stick, but significantly faster with the 4K Max.
The addition of the Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ buttons also improves the speed of launching these apps. Without these buttons, you need to press at minimum 3 buttons to scroll to the first favourite app. This makes the 4K Max much faster to navigate with.
General Review of the Fire TV Stick:
I have owned the Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K, and now the Fire TV Stick 4K max. All use the same interface but vary in speed and resolution. I also own the Chromecast, and the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. The Fire TV Sticks are by far the best streaming devices I've used and have made my other devices obsolete. Some important features:
- All major streaming apps are available such as Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Crave, Apple TV (to stream my iTunes movies), and Youtube (which I can use to stream my google play movies).
- Alexa is built in to voice command what you're looking for (e.g. "Alexa find Avengers Infinity Wars"). This is much better than trying to type what you're looking for. I like that I have to press a button on the remote to activate it as I don't like devices that are always listening. You can also use Alexa for standard functions like getting the weather or checking how long it will take to drive to work.
- Allows for screen mirroring of devices using Miracast. This allows you to mirror Android phones or Windows 10 devices. It does not mirror the iPhone or iPad though, but those devices can be used to control 3rd party apps such as Youtube. I use screen mirroring to mirror my Surface tablet for Zoom meetings so that I can see and hear my meetings on my big screen.
- Can be used to view your Ring cameras/doorbells. The 4K Max also adds the picture-in-picture mode to show your camera while you're watching something.
Overall, I am happy with my purchase. It is a worthwhile upgrade over the regular 4K model (especially if you primarily watch Netflix), and is a big upgrade over competitor streaming devices.
I purchased this product as an upgrade to the Fire TV Stick 4K I purchased in 2019. The two main reasons I upgraded were the addition of the Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ buttons on the remote for faster launching, and for the advertised 40% increase in power. I compared the Fire TV Stick 4K with the 4K Max on the same TV and found the following:
Time to Reboot: 1 min 6.86 sec (4K) vs 40.92 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Netflix: 24 seconds (4K) vs 3 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Disney+: 7.29 seconds (4K) vs 5.17 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Prime Video: 4.89 seconds (4K) vs 3.39 seconds (4K Max)
Time to load Crave: 7.56 seconds (4K) vs 6.92 seconds (4K Max)
Start Netflix Movie: 4.87 seconds (4K) vs 1.57 seconds (4K Max)
Start Disney+ Movie: 5.75 seconds (4K) vs 5.54 seconds (4K Max)
Start Prime Video: 7.41 seconds (4K) vs 2.81 seconds (4K Max)
Note that starting a stream could be impacted by Internet speed, though all were tested with the same movie and internet service.
Generally speaking, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max is faster than my original Fire TV Stick 4K. The most noticeable difference was with Netflix. It was slow with my original 4K stick, but significantly faster with the 4K Max.
The addition of the Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ buttons also improves the speed of launching these apps. Without these buttons, you need to press at minimum 3 buttons to scroll to the first favourite app. This makes the 4K Max much faster to navigate with.
General Review of the Fire TV Stick:
I have owned the Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K, and now the Fire TV Stick 4K max. All use the same interface but vary in speed and resolution. I also own the Chromecast, and the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter. The Fire TV Sticks are by far the best streaming devices I've used and have made my other devices obsolete. Some important features:
- All major streaming apps are available such as Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Crave, Apple TV (to stream my iTunes movies), and Youtube (which I can use to stream my google play movies).
- Alexa is built in to voice command what you're looking for (e.g. "Alexa find Avengers Infinity Wars"). This is much better than trying to type what you're looking for. I like that I have to press a button on the remote to activate it as I don't like devices that are always listening. You can also use Alexa for standard functions like getting the weather or checking how long it will take to drive to work.
- Allows for screen mirroring of devices using Miracast. This allows you to mirror Android phones or Windows 10 devices. It does not mirror the iPhone or iPad though, but those devices can be used to control 3rd party apps such as Youtube. I use screen mirroring to mirror my Surface tablet for Zoom meetings so that I can see and hear my meetings on my big screen.
- Can be used to view your Ring cameras/doorbells. The 4K Max also adds the picture-in-picture mode to show your camera while you're watching something.
Overall, I am happy with my purchase. It is a worthwhile upgrade over the regular 4K model (especially if you primarily watch Netflix), and is a big upgrade over competitor streaming devices.
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Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2023
Configuration: Fire TV Stick 4K MaxVerified Purchase
