Although you can already buy a TV with a built-in Amazon Fire TV interface from a variety of manufacturers including Toshiba, TCL and Xiaomi, the company just launched a range of its own Amazon-branded TVs in the UK.
And if you pre-order one before they go on sale, you’ll save a lot of money. So if you were planning to get a new TV and you like the Fire TV interface, this is a really good deal.
There are three ranges. The 2-Series is the budget one that comes in 32in and 40in sizes and three HDMI inputs. They’re not 4K, but for the money, they’re still great value with the discount.
- Amazon Fire TV 2-Series (32in): £169 (£80 off)
- Amazon Fire TV 2-Series (40in): £209 (£90 off)
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The 4-Series comes in 43, 50 and 55in and all have 4K HDR screens plus three HDMI 2.0 inputs, plus a single eARC 2.1 port. Like the 2-Series they have Alexa which you use through the remote control’s microphone.
- Amazon Fire TV 4-Series (43in): £269 (£170 off)
- Amazon Fire TV 4-Series (50in): £349 (£150 off)
- Amazon Fire TV 4-Series (55in): £379 (£170 off)
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Topping the range are the Omni QLED TVs. These have the same four HDMI inputs as the 4-Series but benefit from QLED screens which offer better contrast, colours and a range of extra features such as hands-free Alexa, auto brightness and Ambient Experience, which works a lot like Amazon’s Echo Show smart display range.
These are available in the same sizes as the 4-Series, plus a bigger 65in model. They go on sale on 1 June, not April 12 (except the 65in, which is available sooner), but you can still pre-order any of the sizes and get a big discount:
- Amazon Fire TV Onmi QLED (43in): £349 (£200 off)
- Amazon Fire TV Onmi QLED (50in): £449 (£200 off)
- Amazon Fire TV Onmi QLED (55in): £499 (£250 off)
- Amazon Fire TV Onmi QLED (65in): £699 (£300 off)
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The biggest discount is on the biggest, most-expensive TV but if a 65in screen is too big for your room, then the smaller models are still good deals.
You can pre-order the TVs until 9am on 11 April, at which point the discounts will disappear and you’ll pay full price.
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