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Chantelle Symester

Amazon Fire Sticks on sale for ridiculously cheap price in early Black Friday deal

Amazon has rolled out big price cuts on its popular Fire Stick devices in the latest round of early Black Friday savings.

All three versions - the Lite, Fire TV Stick with Alexa Voice Remote and 4K Ultra HD   - are on sale, with shoppers able to pick one up for as little as £19.99.

The 4K Ultra HD offers the biggest saving at 40% off, with the sale price now £29.99 - reduced from £49.99. But the regular version with Alexa Voice Remote is also a bargain at £24.99, down from £39.99.

All the deals on Amazon TV devices can be viewed online by heading to the Amazon Black Friday page.

The Fire Stick has long been a bestseller for the online retail giant and it is easy to see why.

The streaming device simply plugs into the USB port of your TV and gives users access to unlimited content across a number of platforms including Prime Video, Netflix and BBC iPlayer. You also have the added bonus of the Alexa voice control.

Prime members with the device also get free access to hundreds of additional TV shows and films with the premium subscription as well as Amazon Music. Shoppers can opt for a 30-day free trial of the service before committing to the full £7.99 a month fee (or £79 annually).

Not only would the current deals make a great Christmas present for a loved one, it's also a great addition for your home entertainment set up - especially during the national lockdown.

High street rival Currys is also price matching Amazon, slashing the price on all Fire TV sticks available online.

Last month Amazon announced that it was launching its Black Friday sale deals four weeks early, giving shoppers more time to pick up bargains ahead of the big day on 27 November.

The retailer has vowed to offer new daily deals across all categories, along with thousands of flash lightning deals.

The surprise move came just weeks after the retailer launched its delayed Prime Day, which normally takes place in July but was pushed back due to the pandemic.

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