Amazon Fire TV Stick: Fire TV Stick users, Amazon has some good news for you – Times of India
If you are an Amazon Fire TV user, then here’s some good news for you. The e-commerce major has announced that the Fire TV customers will now be able to stream more than a million movies and TV show episodes across 12,000+ apps including Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Zee5, Jio Cinema etc. and enjoy free/ad-supported content from platforms like MiniTV, YouTube, MX Player, TVFPlay, YuppTV and many more. Besides streaming apps, Fire TV users will also be able to access 70+ (TBC) live channels such as Colors, SET India, Discovery, News18, DD National, Aaj Tak, Zee News, India Today, and DD National, and more from DTH set-top-box on their home screen.
Apart from this, the e-tailer has also revealed that during the upcoming Amazon Prime Day sale, Prime customers can avail up to 55% off on Amazon devices such as Fire TV Stick Lite, Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick 4K Max. For the uninitiated, a Fire TV Stick can be connected to any television via an HDMI port to simplify streaming and upgrade to a smart TV experience. It delivers quick app starts, and fast streaming, and comes with the Alexa Voice Remote to control playback and search content with voice commands.
Speaking about the change, Parag Gupta, director and country manager for Amazon Devices India, said, “Streaming preferences of Indian viewers are fast evolving. Today’s viewer is looking for more video entertainment options, better search, personalised recommendations, seamless interface between web shows and DTH, and more – all on their TV home screen. With Fire TV devices, customers can enhance their entertainment experience with better selection, faster streaming, and even start their smart home journey with Alexa. It is all easy and affordable.”
Amazon Prime Day sale
Amazon has unveiled its yearly two-day sale in India. The sale is set to commence on July 15 at 12:00 am and extend until midnight on July 16. The e-commerce giant assures customers that they can expect enticing deals, substantial savings, special offers on recently introduced items, and more throughout the duration of the sale. Additionally, during the Prime Day sale, customers can enjoy an extra 10% discount when using ICICI Bank credit/debit cards, SBI credit cards, as well as EMI transactions on ICICI Bank credit/debit cards and SBI credit cards.
Apart from this, the e-tailer has also revealed that during the upcoming Amazon Prime Day sale, Prime customers can avail up to 55% off on Amazon devices such as Fire TV Stick Lite, Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick 4K Max. For the uninitiated, a Fire TV Stick can be connected to any television via an HDMI port to simplify streaming and upgrade to a smart TV experience. It delivers quick app starts, and fast streaming, and comes with the Alexa Voice Remote to control playback and search content with voice commands.
Speaking about the change, Parag Gupta, director and country manager for Amazon Devices India, said, “Streaming preferences of Indian viewers are fast evolving. Today’s viewer is looking for more video entertainment options, better search, personalised recommendations, seamless interface between web shows and DTH, and more – all on their TV home screen. With Fire TV devices, customers can enhance their entertainment experience with better selection, faster streaming, and even start their smart home journey with Alexa. It is all easy and affordable.”
Amazon Prime Day sale
Amazon has unveiled its yearly two-day sale in India. The sale is set to commence on July 15 at 12:00 am and extend until midnight on July 16. The e-commerce giant assures customers that they can expect enticing deals, substantial savings, special offers on recently introduced items, and more throughout the duration of the sale. Additionally, during the Prime Day sale, customers can enjoy an extra 10% discount when using ICICI Bank credit/debit cards, SBI credit cards, as well as EMI transactions on ICICI Bank credit/debit cards and SBI credit cards.
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