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wrayperson | 08:29 Sun 12th Dec 2021 | Technology
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What is the cheapest (but good) Fire stick for a Bush TV?
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If you're using the term 'Fire Stick' as it should be used (since it's a registered trademark that's owned by Amazon), there are only Amazon products to be considered. The basic model is this one, which has full functionality but the remote can't be used to adjust the volume on your TV. (You'd need to use your TV's own remote control to do that):...
21:40 Sun 12th Dec 2021
Prices vary for this stick made by Amazon, but I bought mine in a sale about 3 years ago for £15.99.
If you scroll down this page you will see what the different ones do
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
The make of your tv doesn't make any difference - all it needs is a Hdmi port
If you're using the term 'Fire Stick' as it should be used (since it's a registered trademark that's owned by Amazon), there are only Amazon products to be considered. The basic model is this one, which has full functionality but the remote can't be used to adjust the volume on your TV. (You'd need to use your TV's own remote control to do that):
https://tinyurl.com/yjzfrhw6

If you want to be able to control your TV with the Fire Stick's remote control, moved up to this model:
https://tinyurl.com/4zmttpdw

If your telly is a top-of-the-range model, with a 4K 'Ultra HD' display, you probably need this Fire Stick:
https://tinyurl.com/3hmy23v4

If, though, you've used 'Fire Stick' as a generic term (in much the same way that people refer to 'Sellotape', even when their sticky tape is actually made by a completely different manufacturer), you might also want to consider Roku devices. See here:
https://www.roku.com/en-gb/products/players
Fire stick on offer.
Amazon.com User Recommendation?ref=silk_at_search
I am looking at this post - can anybody tell me the difference between the Firestick and Firestick Lite?
Hi Jennyjoan.

As far as using the Firestick's apps are concerned, there's no difference between the two devices that you've referred to. However the more expensive model has a remote control that can pair with your TV, so that you can adjust the volume with it. The remote control for the 'Lite' version doesn't have that ability, meaning that you have to reach for the TV's own remote control to change volume.
if you do as barry advises in his post you can see the difference
Well Chris - thought that - it was just the volume control but I never did get around to buying that last Firestick cos jeepers I have enough to watch. Hence I would never buy into Netflix.
If your telly is a top-of-the-range model, with a 4K 'Ultra HD' display, you probably need this Fire Stick:
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I would expect a top of the range 4k tv to be 'smart' and not need a firestick

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