The Amazon Fire TV Cube (2nd Generation) is one of our favorite Amazon streaming devices. It's better in so many ways than the Amazon Fire TV Cube that was released in 2017.

Amazon 2nd Generation Fire TV Cube uses faster performance to make the Alexa-enabled TV experience smoother. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and ...

The Fire TV Cube (3rd gen) adds Wi-FI 6E support and a faster processor compared to the second-gen Cube. It also adds ethernet, USB-A, and HDMI in ports to enhance its connectivity options with ...

The third generation of Fire TV Cube is Amazon’s best Fire TV streaming media player yet, with a new octa-core 2.0 GHz processor that makes it 20% more powerful than the previous generation.

Price. The Fire TV Cube is the most expensive Amazon streaming device, coming in at £140 / $140 / AU$219. It’s broadly double the price of the Fire TV Stick 4K Max and it only comes in a 16GB storage ...

Unlike the pricier Fire TV Cube, the Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd gen) can’t hook up to any other external devices, such as a hard drive. That’s pretty standard for a streaming dongle.

Case in point is the first-generation Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, which offered affordable plug-and-play 4K HDR streaming, with a solid picture performance and feature set that was hard to argue ...

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The third-gen Fire TV Cube, which now sports a fully fabric-wrapped exterior like the company’s line of Echo speakers, also has Wi-Fi 6E support and “Super Resolution Upscaling,” the latter ...

But the new 3rd-gen Fire TV Cube has a faster processor than the 2nd-gen model and adds new features including a built-in speaker, a fabric-covered design, HDMI input, and support for WIFi 6E.

The Fire TV Cube is a beefed-up smart streamer with Alexa at its core – but how does it fair in the picture and sound departments?