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Amazon is offering discounts on a variety of tech products, including Fire TV Sticks, during a surprise sale event. The Fire TV Stick 4K Max is now priced at £49.99, a £20 reduction from its regular price. This device features a fast processor, 4K Ultra HD visuals, and Wi-Fi 6E for improved streaming.

Moreover, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max includes the exclusive Ambient Experience feature, allowing users to display a variety of images on their TV screen. Additionally, users can add reminders, sticky notes, and weather widgets to the display.

While this deal is not the cheapest ever seen, it offers great value for those looking for extra features. Alternatively, Amazon has discounted the Fire TV Stick 4K, offering Ultra HD streaming, and the standard Fire TV Stick HD. These deals are available for a limited time.

The Fire TV Stick HD is currently priced at £29.99, providing 1080p HD video playback with Alexa controls and access to various apps like Netflix. The Fire TV Stick 4K is priced at £39.99, offering Ultra HD 4K streaming capabilities. For those seeking the ultimate streaming experience, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max is available for £49.99, featuring faster performance, enhanced storage, and Wi-Fi 6E technology.

Customers can also find discounts on these devices at retailers like Argos and Currys, where they are reportedly selling fast and in high demand.

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