The Amazon Fire TV Omni Series is a good TV overall. It's good for watching movies in a dark room, as it has good contrast, or for playing games due to its superbly low input lag. It's a decent choice for watching TV shows in a bright room, but it's not ideal for sports or video games due to its slow response time.

Fire TV is a set of streaming devices, originally developed by Amazon. These small devices let you stream millions of live and on-demand video content on your TV, using the internet. Using these Fire TV devices, you can stream live sports, news broadcasts, movies, web series, reality shows, and more!

Before going further, I have to note that while Amazon claims these are “Amazon-built TVs,” they are almost certainly being manufactured by TCL. There are unmistakable hardware similarities between them, from the general overall design to the I/O port layout.

See similar items below. Put down the remote and dive into entertainment with your voice. Fire TV Omni Series brings 4K Ultra HD entertainment, brilliant picture quality, Dolby Digital Plus, access to more than 1 million movies and TV episodes, and the magic of hands-free control with Alexa to your living room.

So in terms of smartphone casting, Android TV clearly has an upper hand against Amazon Fire TV Stick. The UI of Android TV offers you more options than Amazon TV. You can personalize the discoverability of content, move apps front & behind, customize the “Play Next” row, and much more.

4K streaming is more your speed Because the Fire TV Stick and Stick Lite versions only support up to full HD 1080p resolution, the Fire TV Stick 4K stands out if you're looking for better, cinematic picture quality.

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max is the industry's first streaming stick to include support for Wi-Fi 6E, meaning customers with a compatible router can enjoy the smoothest streaming experience with lower latency, faster speeds, and less interference from other Wi-Fi-enabled devices in the home.

Specifically, the Fire TV Stick 4K can stream ultra high definition (UHD, or 4K) video, including high dynamic range (HDR) media in HDR10 or Dolby Vision. This makes the stick even more capable than last year's Fire TV, which only supported HDR10. According to Amazon, the stick is also faster than the previous Fire TV.

Our Verdict. The Samsung MU6300 is much better than the Element Fire TV. The MU6300 delivers better picture quality and can take advantage of most of the recent HDR formats. The MU6300 has much lower input lag, great for gaming, and can reduce the backlight flicker frequency to improve motion clarity.

Amazon launched the first Fire TV in 2014 and has been reimagining the smart TV experience ever since. To date, Amazon has sold over 200 million Fire TV streaming players and smart TVs globally.

The Omni's bezels are slightly narrower than the 4-Series' bezels, though not by much. In addition, the Omni also features a physical switch below the Fire TV insignia that toggles the TV's far-field microphone on and off.

Amazon Amazon launched the first Fire TV in 2014 and has been reimagining the smart TV experience ever since. To date, Amazon has sold over 200 million Fire TV streaming players and smart TVs globally.

Best for voice: Fire TV with Alexa Both voice systems let you easily search, launch apps and control playback (fast-forward, pause, etc.) via voice, but Fire TV also lets you do everything Alexa does, including control smart-home devices, get a weather report and answer questions, complete with on-screen results.