Amazon is releasing a bunch of new Fire TVs, including a very affordable model that starts at just $200.
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It starts with new size options for the Fire TV Omni QLED series, as the TVs now offer 43”, 50”, and 55” size options to add to the existing sizes. These smart TVs fully integrate with Alexa, thanks to far-field microphones, and offer a number of useful widgets, in addition to 4K Quantum Dot technology. The new sizes are available now.
The entire Fire TV Omni QLED line is also getting a robust system update that adds even more smart features like on-screen calendars and reminders. Users can now also leave sticky notes for friends and family, control smart home devices like video doorbells, and play audio from multiple streaming services.
Amazon calls these features Ambient Experience. They also include an option to turn your TV into an art gallery in your home, with access to more than 1,700 free, gallery-quality works of art, with no subscription required. Amazon says this feature will be getting an update soon that will add dynamic art that adjusts to the current environment, such as the time of day or the weather.
