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Most of its original series are in standard HDR10 or the new HDR10+ format, however, the latter only supported on Samsung TVs. With two Dolby Vision TVs I tested (the Vizio PQ65-F1 and the LG OLED B8P), it streamed selections from Netflix's large Dolby Vision catalog - namely its originals, which include Sabrina, The Haunting of Hill House and Chef's Table - with no issues and all of the awesome picture quality I expected from Dolby Vision.Īmazon's catalog of Dolby Vision titles is limited to the original series Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan and Bosch (season 2 only), as well as a handful of old Sony Pictures movies like The Smurfs 2 and After Earth.

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If you want to control YouTube by talking to it, get a Chromecast or Android TV device like the Nvidia Shield. I was able to launch the YouTube app, er, browser, via voice, but doing anything required me to pick up the remote. And when I asked for 'cat videos on YouTube' it didn't work at all. 'Show me the weather on Fire TV' caused a search for shows with the word 'weather' in the title, not the on-screen weather report I wanted. Amazon says voice controls are coming to more apps, including A&E, AMC, Sony Crackle, Hallmark Movies Now, HBO Now, History, IFC, Lifetime and VH1.Ĭontrol wasn't perfect, however. Movies Anywhere also worked well with voice commands. Voice support on Hulu worked particularly well, including support for commands like play, pause, stop, rewind and so on, as well as 'tune to ESPN' to get live TV. 'Play Sabrina the Witch on Netflix' played Sabrina: The Teenage Witch on Hulu, not The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix. Searches for specific shows worked on Netflix, as long as (as usual) I was exact in my phrasing.

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Otherwise its app selection is almost as good as Roku's, albeit without as much of an accent on free ad-supported shows.

Fire TV is the only major platform that doesn't support YouTube TV, one of our favorite cord-cutter streaming services.

The standard stick is plenty fast in my experience, however, so don't expect the 4K version to be that much faster.

Aside from 4K HDR, the only major advantage over the standard Fire TV Stick is a faster processor.

Amazon recommends 15Mbps as ample for 4K streaming, while YouTube and Netflix recommend 20.

Streaming in 4K requires more bandwidth and, in the case of Netflix, a more expensive plan.Roku lacks DV but has more selection, including those three as well as Vudu and FandangoNow in 4K HDR. You can get 4K HDR and Dolby Vision video for the Fire TV is from Netflix and Amazon itself, while YouTube can play in 4K HDR (not Dolby Vision).Amazon includes a little 'port saver' to allow the bulky stick to attach to crowded rear panels. It's about double the size of Roku's sticks, but it's still designed to hide behind your TV out of sight thanks to the attached HDMI port. Although smaller than the 2017 Fire TV 'pendant' it replaces, the Fire TV Stick 4K is huge for a streaming stick.Sarah Tew/CNET The Big Sick, er, I mean 'Stick' The Fire TV 4K is big for a streaming stick, but Amazon includes short HDMI cable so it can plug into hard-to-reach TV inputs.