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AMAZON IS RUNNING A 'SURPRISE' SALE EVENT ON DEVICES, INCLUDING ITS BEST FIRE TV STICKS AND HERE'S HOW TO GET EVEN MORE MONEY OFF WHEN YOU TRADE IN. 08:54, 22 Apr 2025Updated
08:56, 22 Apr 2025 This article contains affiliate links, which means we will receive commission on any sale of products or services we write. Learn more If your current Fire TV Stick is
looking well past its best, now is a very good time to go online shopping. Amazon is currently running a big sale event with many of its own-brand devices slashed in price. Along with
Kindles and Echos getting big cuts, there are some very decent discounts for anyone wanting a Fire TV Stick upgrade. Amazon's hugely popular streaming sticks are currently reduced by up
to 44% with the offers even including money off the premium Fire TV Stick 4K and ultimate Fire TV Stick 4K Max. To make things even better, if you hand over what you already own,
there's a further 20% off via Amazon's trade-in scheme. This offer means you can currently grab the Max for under £37 - its usual RRP is £69.99. SEE THE DEALS BELOW AMAZON FIRE TV
STICK HD NOW: £24.99 - WAS £39.99 - GET AN EXTRA 20% OFF SEE THE DEAL HERE AMAZON FIRE TV STICK 4K NOW: £59.99 - WAS £34.99 - GET AN EXTRA 20% OFF SEE THE DEAL HERE AMAZON FIRE TV STICK 4K
MAX NOW: £44.99 - WAS £69.99 0- GET AN EXTRA 20% OFF SEE THE DEAL HERE All of the deals above are good, but the Fire TV Stick 4K Max is definitely one of the most eye-catching. This device
is not only more powerful but also offers improved streaming thanks to Wi-Fi 6E technology plus it supports 4K viewing for pin-sharp visuals. It's also the only Fire TV Stick to offer
Amazon's Ambient Experience, which lets you display over 2,000 pieces of museum-quality art and photography on the telly screen. Article continues below Like all Fire Sticks, the Max
includes full access to all the most popular streaming apps plus there are voice controls via Alexa. One thing that is worth noting is that other stores such as Argos are also selling the 4K
Max at lower prices, although they don't offer the same trade-in deals.