With Alexa Home Theatre you can connect to compatible devices such as Echo Studio to create better sound in your living room and it has Alexa voice control so you can turn on shows just by asking Alexa what you want.

It also gives you the ability to live view picture in a picture, which you can also do on the Fire TV Cube. It also supports 4K UHD, HDR and HDR10+ streaming, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos for great picture quality and sound. It comes with a quad-core 1.8GHz processor and 2GB of RAM, which means apps will start quickly and keeps the navigation smooth. Fire TV Stick 4K Maxįire TV Stick 4K Max (opens in new tab) costs $59.99 and is a 4K Ultra HD streaming media player which is 40% more powerful than the standard Fire TV Stick 4K. It gives you the benefits of an Alexa Voice Remote with TV controls built in so you can navigate all your content from one device, easily making it one of the best Alexa compatible devices.

Priced at $54.99, it's in the middle-range price bracket of all Fire TV devices. Supporting both 1080p Full HD and 4K Ultra HD, Fire TV Stick 4K with Alexa Voice Remote (opens in new tab)has Dolby Vision and provides cinematic 4K streaming. It also comes with an Alexa Voice Remote Lite so you can use your voice to find, launch and control the content you want to watch. Use it to stream in Full HD and with HDR support it has the ability to really boost picture quality. Priced at $33.98, the Fire TV Stick Lite (opens in new tab) is a less expensive option than the standard Fire TV Stick. It also comes with an Alexa Voice Remote so you can press a button on the remote and ask Alexa to show find, show and launch content. It has a 1.7 GHz quad-core processor for fast streaming - in 1080p at 60fps and HDR compatibility to be precise. The Fire TV Stick (opens in new tab) costs from $18.99 and comes with HDR and Dolby Atmos Support for great sound with compatible content and speakers. (Image credit: Amazon Fire TV Stick) 5 ways to get Fire TV 1.

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