Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote (3rd Gen) (HD streaming device) (3 Pack)

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Our all-new Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) is 50% more powerful than the previous generation Fire TV Stick, delivering quicker load times and a more fluid

Enjoy fast streaming in Full HD. Comes with Alexa Voice Remote Lite. Start streaming with access to over 200,000 free movies and TV episodes from ad-supported streaming apps like IMDb TV, Tubi, Pluto TV, and more. Plug in behind your TV, turn on the TV, and connect to the internet to get set up. Use your voice to easily search and launch shows across multiple apps.

Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen) with Alexa Voice Remote

Enjoy fast streaming in Full HD. Comes with Alexa Voice Remote Lite. Start streaming with access to over 200,000 free movies and TV episodes from ad-supported streaming apps like IMDb TV, Tubi, Pluto TV, and more. Plug in behind your TV, turn on the TV, and connect to the internet to get set up. Use your voice to easily search and launch shows across multiple apps.

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