I own the previous non-4k model, and this is a much better experience. First off, It's faster than previous fire sticks. No more menu lag. Things are smoother and faster overall. The user interface is snappier and more responsive all around, unlike the older Fire Stick, which does occasionally lag. It's crisp and clear, and intuitive to operate - and set-up is a piece of cake.
If you are wondering whether an elderly or technophobic person can handle the setup process, the answer is yes. The onscreen prompts guide you through everything, and should be easy for anyone to follow, even if don't consider yourself tech savvy. And in terms of the physical hardware, there are only like 2 steps: 1) Connect the Stick to a power source 2) Plug the Stick into any open HDMI port, which you'll find on the back or side of your TV.
Also, If you're wondering if the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) suits you more. I would say it’s a question of personal preference. The Fire TV Stick Lite version does not support Dolby Atmos audio and the included Alexa Voice Remote Lite does not have power or volume buttons. Personally, the Lite version is fine for me as I have another remote which controls my TV’s volume and power button and I do not have a soundbar. However, I would recommend anyone with different devices connected to their TV such as soundbars to buy the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) version as this would allow you to control everything all at once, however it is slightly higher in price compared to this one.
Finally If you're wondering whether the Lite version is a gimmick or whether it's worth it, the answer is: it's worth it, because it's as if they ironed out all the little kinks and pain points to get the user to their chosen content as quickly as possible. All the little improvements in terms of the speed/function, and the upgraded Alexa remote with the new “guide” button which takes you straight to your videos makes the Lite version a pleasure to use.
Amazon needs to keep up the good work. This Lite stick is a solid product and an excellent upgrade (for those on a budget) from the previous model. Hope this helps!
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| Best for | Essential streaming under £30 | HD streaming with convenient TV controls | Cinematic 4K streaming with Dolby Vision | High-performance 4K streaming with Wi-Fi 6 support | Hands-free voice control of entertainment |
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| Storage | 8 GB | 8 GB | 8 GB | 8 GB | 16 GB |
| Memory | 1 GB | 1 GB | 1.5 GB | 2 GB | 2 GB |
| Audio Support | HDMI pass-through of Dolby-encoded audio | Dolby Atmos | Dolby Atmos | Dolby Atmos | Dolby Atmos |
| Quad-core Processor | CPU 1.7 GHz, GPU 650 MHz | CPU 1.7 GHz, GPU 650 MHz | CPU 1.7 GHz, GPU 650 MHz | CPU 1.8 GHz, GPU 750 MHz | Hexa-core CPU 2.2 GHz + 1.9 GHz, GPU 800 MHz |
Simple to set up and use
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Plug Fire TV Stick Lite directly into your HDTV, or use the included HDMI extender.
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Plug into electrical socket.
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Connect to the internet and enjoy.
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Materials
50% of the plastics used in the streaming media player are post-consumer recycled plastics.
20% of the plastics used in the remote are post-consumer recycled plastics.
Cable, adaptor and remote not included.
Low Power Mode
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97% of this device’s packaging is made of wood fibre-based materials from responsibly managed forests or recycled sources.
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Technical Details
Fire TV Stick Lite
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Size |
86 x 30 x 13 mm |
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Weight |
32 grammes. Actual size and weight may vary by manufacturing process. |
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Processor |
Quad-core 1.7 GHz |
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GPU |
IMG GE8300 |
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Storage |
8 GB internal (actual formatted capacity will be less) available for apps and games. |
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Wi-Fi |
Dual-band, dual-antenna Wi-Fi (MIMO) for faster streaming and fewer dropped connections than standard Wi-Fi. Supports 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi networks. |
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Bluetooth |
Bluetooth 5.0 and Bluetooth Low Energy. Pair with compatible Bluetooth speakers, headphones, video game controllers and more. |
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Voice support |
Yes, with Alexa Voice Remote Lite (included) or the free Fire TV app (available for download on Fire OS, Android and iOS). |
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Cloud storage |
Free cloud storage for digital content purchased from Amazon. |
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Ports |
HDMI output, micro-USB for power only. |
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Audio support |
HDMI audio pass-through for Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital+. |
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Video content formats supported |
HDR 10, HDR10+, HLG, H.265, H.264, Vp9 |
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Output resolution supported |
1080p and 720p up to 60 fps. |
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System requirements |
High-definition television with available HDMI input, internet connection via Wi-Fi and an electrical socket. |
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TV compatibility |
High-definition TVs with HDMI capable of 1080p or 720p at 60/50 Hz. |
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Warranty and service |
Fire TV Stick Lite is sold with a limited warranty of one year provided by the manufacturer. If you are a consumer, the limited warranty is in addition to your consumer rights, and does not jeopardise these rights in any way. This means you may still have additional rights at law even after the limited warranty has expired (click here for further information on your consumer rights). Use of Fire TV Stick Lite is subject to the terms found here. |
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Regional support |
Note: certain services may not be available outside the UK. |
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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. Screen magnifier enables viewers to zoom in and out, and pan around the screen. Text Banner consolidates on-screen text into a compact, customisable banner that appears on the screen. Watch videos and TV programmes with subtitles displayed. Use Audio Description for verbal descriptions of what is happening on the screen, including physical actions, facial expressions and scene changes. Subtitles and audio descriptions are not available for all content. You can also listen to Fire TV with compatible Bluetooth headphones. Click here to learn more. |
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Included in the box |
Fire TV Stick Lite, Alexa Voice Remote Lite, USB cable and power adaptor, HDMI extender, 2 AAA batteries and Quick Start Guide. |
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Customer reviews
New Fire TV Lite is a fantastic budget streaming device! Upgrade!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2020
I own the previous non-4k model, and this is a much better experience. First off, It's faster than previous fire sticks. No more menu lag. Things are smoother and faster overall. The user interface is snappier and more responsive all around, unlike the older Fire Stick, which does occasionally lag. It's crisp and clear, and intuitive to operate - and set-up is a piece of cake.If you are wondering whether an elderly or technophobic person can handle the setup process, the answer is yes. The onscreen prompts guide you through everything, and should be easy for anyone to follow, even if don't consider yourself tech savvy. And in terms of the physical hardware, there are only like 2 steps: 1) Connect the Stick to a power source 2) Plug the Stick into any open HDMI port, which you'll find on the back or side of your TV.Also, If you're wondering if the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) suits you more. I would say it’s a question of personal preference. The Fire TV Stick Lite version does not support Dolby Atmos audio and the included Alexa Voice Remote Lite does not have power or volume buttons. Personally, the Lite version is fine for me as I have another remote which controls my TV’s volume and power button and I do not have a soundbar. However, I would recommend anyone with different devices connected to their TV such as soundbars to buy the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) version as this would allow you to control everything all at once, however it is slightly higher in price compared to this one.Finally If you're wondering whether the Lite version is a gimmick or whether it's worth it, the answer is: it's worth it, because it's as if they ironed out all the little kinks and pain points to get the user to their chosen content as quickly as possible. All the little improvements in terms of the speed/function, and the upgraded Alexa remote with the new “guide” button which takes you straight to your videos makes the Lite version a pleasure to use.Amazon needs to keep up the good work. This Lite stick is a solid product and an excellent upgrade (for those on a budget) from the previous model. Hope this helps!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2020
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2020
If you are wondering whether an elderly or technophobic person can handle the setup process, the answer is yes. The onscreen prompts guide you through everything, and should be easy for anyone to follow, even if don't consider yourself tech savvy. And in terms of the physical hardware, there are only like 2 steps: 1) Connect the Stick to a power source 2) Plug the Stick into any open HDMI port, which you'll find on the back or side of your TV.
Also, If you're wondering if the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) suits you more. I would say it’s a question of personal preference. The Fire TV Stick Lite version does not support Dolby Atmos audio and the included Alexa Voice Remote Lite does not have power or volume buttons. Personally, the Lite version is fine for me as I have another remote which controls my TV’s volume and power button and I do not have a soundbar. However, I would recommend anyone with different devices connected to their TV such as soundbars to buy the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) version as this would allow you to control everything all at once, however it is slightly higher in price compared to this one.
Finally If you're wondering whether the Lite version is a gimmick or whether it's worth it, the answer is: it's worth it, because it's as if they ironed out all the little kinks and pain points to get the user to their chosen content as quickly as possible. All the little improvements in terms of the speed/function, and the upgraded Alexa remote with the new “guide” button which takes you straight to your videos makes the Lite version a pleasure to use.
Amazon needs to keep up the good work. This Lite stick is a solid product and an excellent upgrade (for those on a budget) from the previous model. Hope this helps!
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New Fire TV Lite is a fantastic budget streaming device! Upgrade!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2020
I own the previous non-4k model, and this is a much better experience. First off, It's faster than previous fire sticks. No more menu lag. Things are smoother and faster overall. The user interface is snappier and more responsive all around, unlike the older Fire Stick, which does occasionally lag. It's crisp and clear, and intuitive to operate - and set-up is a piece of cake.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 September 2020
If you are wondering whether an elderly or technophobic person can handle the setup process, the answer is yes. The onscreen prompts guide you through everything, and should be easy for anyone to follow, even if don't consider yourself tech savvy. And in terms of the physical hardware, there are only like 2 steps: 1) Connect the Stick to a power source 2) Plug the Stick into any open HDMI port, which you'll find on the back or side of your TV.
Also, If you're wondering if the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) suits you more. I would say it’s a question of personal preference. The Fire TV Stick Lite version does not support Dolby Atmos audio and the included Alexa Voice Remote Lite does not have power or volume buttons. Personally, the Lite version is fine for me as I have another remote which controls my TV’s volume and power button and I do not have a soundbar. However, I would recommend anyone with different devices connected to their TV such as soundbars to buy the Fire TV Stick (with TV controls) version as this would allow you to control everything all at once, however it is slightly higher in price compared to this one.
Finally If you're wondering whether the Lite version is a gimmick or whether it's worth it, the answer is: it's worth it, because it's as if they ironed out all the little kinks and pain points to get the user to their chosen content as quickly as possible. All the little improvements in terms of the speed/function, and the upgraded Alexa remote with the new “guide” button which takes you straight to your videos makes the Lite version a pleasure to use.
Amazon needs to keep up the good work. This Lite stick is a solid product and an excellent upgrade (for those on a budget) from the previous model. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 October 2020
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We already have the more expensive fire stick in our main tv which we love.
Our second tv doesnt support Brit Box so we decided on another fire stick but opted for this version as its quite a bit cheaper.
The only difference is three buttons on the remote. The ability to turn the tv off and adjust the volume. Weve never used these buttons anyway as we just use the ones on the tv remote so it was a no brainer to go for the cheaper option.
Fire sticks are so easy to set up and use.
Plug the little unit into one of your tvs usb ports, plug into the mains. Switch tv on, select fire stick and follow the onscreen instructions.
It supports all the catch up channels plus Netflix ,Brit Box, Disney, the list goes on.
Really good interface and will either update your tv to a smart one or update your already smart tv should it not support certain apps.
I would certainly recommend this version for price, ease of use and a great viewing experience.
Our second tv doesnt support Brit Box so we decided on another fire stick but opted for this version as its quite a bit cheaper.
The only difference is three buttons on the remote. The ability to turn the tv off and adjust the volume. Weve never used these buttons anyway as we just use the ones on the tv remote so it was a no brainer to go for the cheaper option.
Fire sticks are so easy to set up and use.
Plug the little unit into one of your tvs usb ports, plug into the mains. Switch tv on, select fire stick and follow the onscreen instructions.
It supports all the catch up channels plus Netflix ,Brit Box, Disney, the list goes on.
Really good interface and will either update your tv to a smart one or update your already smart tv should it not support certain apps.
I would certainly recommend this version for price, ease of use and a great viewing experience.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 October 2020
However, if, like me, you might side load some additional Apps onto your Firestick, which are not linked to your Amazon Account, you might see that the image / icon for the App does not appear in your Apps list and instead you get a "greyed out" box. The App will install and work fine once you open it, but the obvious visual for it is missing on your home screen and My Apps lists and if you have a few of them, you will have to guess which app you are opening. Example pictured.
This Fire TV Lite OS is Version 7.2.2.3, presumably bang up to date, and this does not happen (in my experience) with previous OS on the 4k Stick for example which is version 6.2.7.3.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling and Factory resets but it is still the same. Might this be a "glitch" with the latest OS, Version 7, that needs fixing?
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Like any other Firestick, but with one irritating feature....so far
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 October 2020
All functionality is quick and responsive as you would expect so can't be faulted in that respect.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 October 2020
However, if, like me, you might side load some additional Apps onto your Firestick, which are not linked to your Amazon Account, you might see that the image / icon for the App does not appear in your Apps list and instead you get a "greyed out" box. The App will install and work fine once you open it, but the obvious visual for it is missing on your home screen and My Apps lists and if you have a few of them, you will have to guess which app you are opening. Example pictured.
This Fire TV Lite OS is Version 7.2.2.3, presumably bang up to date, and this does not happen (in my experience) with previous OS on the 4k Stick for example which is version 6.2.7.3.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling and Factory resets but it is still the same. Might this be a "glitch" with the latest OS, Version 7, that needs fixing?
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2020
I loaded in this order. Sign in with Amazon, go to settings and enable apps from unknown sources and ADB debugging in the developer options. Then loaded the mainstream apps from the amazon store and then side loaded my other apps. All done without problem in less than 30 mins.
If, like the other reviewer you struggle with grey icons then Google it. It is not a new problem and there are countless sites with help on how to sort it out.
As for the stick itself I really recommend it. I have no need for 4k (due to 720p eyes), i never use the TV buttons on my other controls and I have no need for dolby atmos. My only gripe would be some price creep I paid less for my last full featured stick than this lite version. Either way, this is the best streaming device around - buy it without fear if disappointment.
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All apps perfect, inc. BBC & Side loaded ones!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2020
I have every generation of stick except the 4k and they are all still going strong, even the G1. I use them for everything, prime video, Netflix, britbox and all the mainstream apps like iplayer but I also sideload non amazon apps like KODI. I had absolutely no problem uploading the apps (see pic) and they all loaded with their icons. They work swiftly and I am hugely impressed with the speed of this stick.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2020
I loaded in this order. Sign in with Amazon, go to settings and enable apps from unknown sources and ADB debugging in the developer options. Then loaded the mainstream apps from the amazon store and then side loaded my other apps. All done without problem in less than 30 mins.
If, like the other reviewer you struggle with grey icons then Google it. It is not a new problem and there are countless sites with help on how to sort it out.
As for the stick itself I really recommend it. I have no need for 4k (due to 720p eyes), i never use the TV buttons on my other controls and I have no need for dolby atmos. My only gripe would be some price creep I paid less for my last full featured stick than this lite version. Either way, this is the best streaming device around - buy it without fear if disappointment.
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