The third-generation Amazon Fire TV Cube is here. With an HDMI input, it saves a port on your TV. You can also use it entirely using your voice. Presentation.
The third-generation Amazon Fire TV Cube is here. It essentially brings more power as well as Wi-Fi 6E compatibility, but also a very interesting novelty, which consists of connecting HDMI devices directly to the Cube which will then retransmit the signal to your television.
Also note the introduction of voice commands via Alexa thanks to the new remote control with customizable buttons. We also note that there is no button dedicated to a streaming service, not even that of Amazon. The brand claims that it is possible to use the device entirely without hands if desired, which should facilitate its accessibility.
Let’s dwell for a moment on the 20% power gain. This is based on a 2.0 GHz octa-core CPU. This should improve the speed of launching apps and increase the fluidity of the system.
Dolby, HDR
The cube supports a whole range of picture technology, starting with 4K, Dolby Vision, HDR and Dolby Atmos. There is also a technology forupscaling from HD to 4K. Note also the presence of an Ethernet port, always practical if your internet box is not located too far.
For all the heads in the air, note that Alexa is directly available via the Cube, which makes it possible to use voice control without the remote control. There’s even a feature that makes it easy to find the remote by taking advantage of its built-in speaker.
Prices and availability
The Fire TV Cube is available today in the United States for $140. The remote costs $35. At this stage, we have no information on availability in France.
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