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Fire Stick users are being urged to hand in their old units this week.
The new Fire TV Stick 4K Max was recently released by Amazon and has been slashed by 42 percent in Amazon's Black Friday sale, but shoppers can take advantage of a hidden extra discount by turning in their old devices.
Read on for everything you need to know.
$59.99
$34.99 ($27.99 with trade-In)
Want to grab the new Fire TV Stick 4K Max for $27.99 instead of the $59.99 RRP?
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All you have to do to cash in is send your used device back to your local Amazon warehouse
Anyone who owns an old Amazon Fire Stick can hand it back into Amazon for money off their next purchase.
One reviewer who recently handed back their old tech has written a positive review about their experience.
“I got this after I staring having issues with my previous Fire TV Stick 4K Max. That device would freeze and sometime just stop responding (maybe planned obsolescence ?) making it very frustrating to use,” they began.
“I can say this new stick is much more responsive than the device it was replacing. I have a WiFie router in the same room so I do not get any buffering.”
They went on to say that the new instrument ‘responds well to voice commands’ and concluded it was a ‘great purchase’.
“I was able to use my old device as a trade-in, so got both a trade-in value for the old device and got a 20% discount on this new stick,” they gushed.
Over 10,000 shoppers have picked up a new Amazon Fire TV 4K Max stick in the last month, and are already benefiting from an ‘elevated entertainment experience’.
The model, on sale for $34.99, features ‘smarter search’ with Alexa, streams your favourite Netflix and Prime Video series’ in 4K Ultra HD, and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and immersive Dolby Atmos audio.
Usually priced at $59.99, the temporarily-discounted Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max has a wealth of features, including:
Earlier this month, the retailer announced it was blocking Fire Stick apps that allow users to illegally stream shows like Stranger Things and Apple TV’s Pluribus, as well as sports like Premier League football.
To stop fraudsters in their tracks, a device-level ban of piracy apps will go ahead, according to a report by Tech Radar.
“Piracy is illegal and we’ve always worked to block it from our app store... We’ll now block apps identified as providing access to pirated content, including those downloaded from outside our app store,” a representative told The Atlantic.
“This builds on our ongoing efforts to support creators and protect customers, as piracy can also expose users to malware, viruses and fraud.”
This will put an end to all ‘dodgy’ Amazon Fire TV Sticks and will stop people from using VPNs to skirt around country settings, according to the publication.
$59.99
£34.99 ($27.99 with trade-In)
$49.99
$24.99 ($19.99 with trade-in)
$99.99
$54.99 ($43.99 with trade-in)
$139.99
$89.99 ($71.99 with trade-in)
