Amazon released a new Fire TV Stick 4K for $59.99, replacing Android with Vega OS for faster performance and adding USB power support and an improved remote. The switch eliminates sideloading support but offers over 2,000 apps and 20-40% faster performance than competitors.
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Amazon unveiled the Fire TV Stick 4K (2026), a slimmer device with a quad-core processor that is 20-40% faster than competing 4K sticks, priced at $60. It features Wi-Fi 6, 8GB storage, and runs the new Vega OS with support for 2,000+ apps including Netflix, Disney+, and gaming services. Amazon also introduced a redesigned Fire TV Remote with a tactile Home button and customizable Star button, available for $15.
Amazon released a new Fire TV Stick 4K for $59.99 that draws power directly from TVs via USB, eliminating the need for a separate adapter. The device features Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and runs on refreshed TV OS. Amazon also unveiled a redesigned Fire TV remote with improved tactile controls and simplified its streaming lineup to four devices.
Amazon unveiled a new thinner and faster Fire TV Stick 4K with a redesigned remote, claiming 20-40% faster performance than competitors. The device costs $30 during Prime Day and $60 otherwise, features 8GB storage and Wi-Fi 6, and the new remote includes tactile buttons and a customizable star function.
Leaked photos reveal an unreleased Fire TV Stick 4K with a redesigned thin form factor and all-new remote featuring channel buttons, a programmable Star button, and a reflective orange home button. The device will likely ship without a power adapter and run Amazon's new Vega OS instead of Android.