Early Black Friday deals are live, and Amazon has dropped its top-rated devices by up to 50% to kickstart celebrations. If you’ve been planning to upgrade your streaming setup, now’s the time to move. The newest Fire TV Stick 4K is currently down to $25, which is 50% off its regular price.

However, even if you’re a Windows Insider, you may not have the access to FSE right away, as Microsoft says the feature is “gradually rolling out” with the new Windows Insider builds. It also requires that you have the Xbox app from the Microsoft store. As of Friday, the company has started rolling out FSE to all Windows-based handhelds, too.

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Those looking to give their entertainment setup an upgrade should consider grabbing the latest Amazon Fire TV Stick HD, which is slashed by 49% right now. It typically retails for $35, but the current discount drops the price to just $18.

But even without the voice search feature, the interface is quite easy to follow. You can use the main menu to access your favorite channels, plus pick up right where you left off using the Continue Watching feature.

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Wifi is one of the key points of the Fire TV Stick 4K Max. One of the big advantages over Amazon’s other Fire TV Sticks is that the Max supports the faster wifi 6e standard. If your home network supports that, you’ll get less buffering and a faster experience when using it.

Amazon Fire TV Stick owners have the opportunity to send their old devices back to Amazon and upgrade to a new one for just £13 this Black Friday. Amazon is offering an impressive 80% discount on its latest Fire TV Stick when you trade in an older model.