And then from here go ahead and go down. And go to accessibility. Down here okay so accessibility right there click on ok and then voice view is right here okay you can go ahead and turn. It.

The Fire TV Cube is essentially a full-fledged Echo speaker that can stream as well. It has a built-in 1.6-inch (40mm) speaker and eight far-field omnidirectional microphones that can pick up your voice from across the room.

The Cube provides full access to Amazon's Alexa voice assistant, which you can use without the remote.

Use your wake word or press and hold the Voice button on your remote to talk to Alexa. To control certain functions of devices connected to your Fire TV Cube (like an A/V receiver or sound bar) with Alexa, first set them up in the Fire TV device settings.

To turn off VoiceView from your Fire TV device:

1. Go to Settings on your Fire TV.
2. Select Accessibility .
3. Select VoiceView.
4. Confirm that you want to turn off VoiceView.

How to turn off Google Assistant on your Android phone

1. Open the Google App on your phone.
2. Tap on your profile picture in the top right corner.
3. In the following dropdown menu, select Settings.
4. Scroll down to reach the All Settings section.
5. Select General.
6. Tap on Google Assistant and toggle to disable it.

Using your Fire TV Stick One of the easiest ways to use the Fire TV interface is through Alexa. Simply press and hold the Alexa button on the remote and say, "Alexa" followed by what you want it to do. For example, "Alexa, launch Prime Video" and your Fire TV Stick will automatically open the app for you.

When you tell the Fire TV Cube what kind of television you have, it looks up the correct signals to control your kind of TV, and then it sends them through the IR blaster. This same technique can also be used to control your soundbar and a variety of other devices.

To link your compatible Alexa-enabled device to your Fire TV, use the Alexa app. You can also say, "Play [movie title] on Fire TV" and confirm that you want your Alexa device to control your Fire TV.

Fire TV's most impressive feature is Alexa voice control, but Alexa isn't any different on the "Pro" remote than it is on any other device. All Fire TV remotes have access to Amazon's personal assistant. You can ask it to search, control the TV, launch apps, and do any number of things.

Fire TV Cube has a built-in speaker that lets you control compatible smart home devices, check the weather and more - even with the TV off. Ask Alexa to view live camera feeds or play music through your multi-room music group. Fire TV Cube is always getting smarter with new Alexa Skills and voice functionality.

Fire TV Cube contains multidimensional IR emitters, so now Alexa can control most TVs, soundbars, A/V receivers, and cable and satellite boxes. IR requires line of sight to work – so please make sure your Alexa Voice Remote (2nd Gen) and your Fire TV Cube have direct line of sight to the equipment you want to control.