Haha! Appreciate it. I went on and ordered one. I currently have a smart Blue Ray player hooked to the TV, but everything is so slow. The reviews I've read about the stick says that everything is fast. What the heck, for $39 bucks, it's worth a try.Don't have a Fire but do have a ROKU. Really enjoy it. I know that's what you asked but maybe it will at least bump the thread for you.
It will now stream off of any Wi-Fi, which I have at home. At least that's what the ad says. Apparently, you can take it with you when you travel and hook up to hotel TV's and such.I know the Fire requires a tablet to control it and many tablets will not work with it. Now they might have fixed that in the last 6 months. I have also worked with the Roku stick and the ChromeCast. ChromeCast was pretty buggy, it has gotten better. If you want to just stream Netflix, Hulu or other streaming services, the Roku is the best of the three. The difference being that the Fire and the Chromecast allow streaming from tablet, Smartphone or PC. In my case, I do everything with my PS3. I can stream any movies from my laptop to my PS3.
Does it now come with it's own remote or do you still have to control it with a tablet or smartphone?It will now stream off of any Wi-Fi, which I have at home. At least that's what the ad says. Apparently, you can take it with you when you travel and hook up to hotel TV's and such.
I think you can get showtime through Hulu now.
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So what is this fire stick? I've got Apple tv, is it like that?
I would love to drop direct TV but I ain't about to lose my foosball games this fall.
It comes with a remote now.Does it now come with it's own remote or do you still have to control it with a tablet or smartphone?
So what is this fire stick? I've got Apple tv, is it like that?
I would love to drop direct TV but I ain't about to lose my foosball games this fall.