Amazon Prime Day deals: FINAL chance to get discounts on the Fire TV stick 4K and TV Cube

Get these epic Prime Day price cuts on the Amazon Fire TV stick 4K and the Fire TV Cube

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Want access to over 200,000 films and TV shows form a huge variety of channels, including Discovery, BBC iPlayer, Netflix and Amazon's own vast library of content? Yes? Well you're in luck: amongst the last few hours of Amazon Prime Day deals is a couple of real TV gems. 

Right now, you can get the Amazon Fire 4K stick for just £29.99, a hefty £20 discount. If that's not enough, you can get the voice-controlled Fire TV Cube for just £69.99, a sizeable £40 discount. Check out the deals below:

Both the Fire TV stick 4K and the Fire TV Cube allow Alexa voice remote functionality. However, the stick requires a separate voice remote with in-built microphone to control the attached TV. It is bundled in, of course, and it means no more stabbing the volume buttons on your TV and using the arrows to scroll through Netflix: instead, you can just ask the remote to up the volume and it will comply.

The Fire TV Cube operates much like an Echo device: using omnidirectional microphones, you can perform the same trick without using any kind of remote control at all. Simply speak aloud to your TV – "Alexa, play BBC news", for example – and the Fire TV Cube will comply. 

As well as the mics, the TV Cube operates in the same way as the stick, providing access to a vast wealth of content. Enjoy favourites from BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, ITV Hub, All 4, Disney+, Apple TV and others – although, of course, all these services may require additional subscriptions. 

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Matt Evans
Matt Evans

Matt Evans now works for T3.com sister brand TechRadar, covering all things relating to fitness and wellness. He came to T3.com as staff writer before moving on, and was previously on Men's Health, and slightly counterintuitively, a website devoted to the consumption of Scotch whiskey. In his free time, he could often be found with his nose in a book until he discovered the Kindle.