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Amazon’s best streaming device is on sale for $95 this week

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Reviewed By Digital Trends Various cables going into the 2022 Fire TV Cube.
The back of the Amazon Fire TV Cube gets pretty busy once you start plugging everything in. Phil Nickinson / Digital Trends

Streaming devices are a dime a dozen these days, with many of these plug-and-play gadgets costing less than $30. So, why would you ever want to spend close to $100 on the Amazon Fire TV Cube? The short answer is improved performance and storage, but it doesn’t hurt that Amazon’s flagship streamer is on sale this week, too. 

For a limited time, the Amazon Fire TV Cube can be yours for only $95 plus tax. This is a $45 markdown from the device’s $140 MSRP.

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Why you should buy the Amazon Fire TV Cube

We tested the latest edition of the Amazon Fire TV Cube, and reviewer Phil Nickinson said, “The Amazon Fire TV Cube 2022 doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it does add some worthwhile features.”

Featuring a revamped design and a handy HDMI input for video passthrough to your TV, the latest Fire TV Cube rocks an octa-core processor and Wi-Fi 6E support, making it one of the fastest and most future-proofed streamers on the market. Amazon claims the Cube is two times as fast as its Fire TV Stick 4K Max, which we already thought operated at blistering speeds! 

The Fire TV Cube gives you access to a massive library of entertainment apps, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, as well as hundreds of free live TV channels, games, and other web-connected features. The Fire TV Cube even doubles as an Alexa-powered smart speaker with a microphone and hands-free voice commands. 

We don’t know when the Cube is going to go back up in price, but it’s been up and down over the last several weeks. Cou

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