The Amazon spring sale is here and you can save a tidy sum on the four-star Fire TV Cube

Amazon’s spring sale has sprung, bringing with it big discounts on a huge range of items, including the third-generation Amazon Fire TV Cube media streamer.

The Fire TV Cube, which functions similarly to a streaming stick, is the fastest streamer in Amazon’s range and is available for available for £110 until Monday 25 March. That’s £18 less than its average price on the site and the joint-cheapest it’s ever been, matching the amount it was selling for either side of Black Friday last year.

Did the Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd generation) get a good review?

• In our full Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd generation) review, we awarded the media streamer four stars out of five.
• The Fire TV Cube also received a Recommended badge.

What’s so good about the Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd generation)?

• Picture and sound quality are excellent.
• Performance is snappy and the interface is easy to navigate.
• Streaming service support is extensive.
• Both Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos audio are supported.
• Hands-free Alexa voice controls work very well.

Are there any disadvantages to the Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd generation)?

• It’s twice the price of the Fire TV Stick 4K Max.
• Amazon content is prioritised to a frustrating degree.
• Viewing profiles from non-Amazon services don’t always sync up successfully.

How has the Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd generation) price changed over time?

• The third-gen Fire TV Cube has cost what it does now on a couple of occasions: once in early October last year and again in the latter half of December.
• When we reviewed the Fire TV Cube in 2023, it cost £140.

Where can I find more streaming stick deals?

• Best streaming stick
• Best Fire TV Stick 
• Amazon spring sale hub 

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