Amazon has just launched a new streaming device, the Fire TV Stick HD, priced at $35. This isn't a brand-new gadget, though; it's more like a rebranded version of the old basic Fire TV Stick with a few dollars shaved off the price. The new stick supports full HD streaming and has HDR support, just like its predecessor. It also comes with an Alexa-powered remote, letting you search for shows and control apps with just your voice.

One notable change is the price. The old version cost $40, while the new one is $35. But if you're looking for a super basic model, there's another version available for $30 with a remote that has fewer buttons. However, if you're interested in 4K streaming, the Fire TV Stick HD isn't the one for you. Amazon offers other models for that, such as the Fire TV Stick 4K and the more advanced Fire TV Stick 4K Max with 16GB storage. There's also the Fire TV Cube for hands-free streaming with built-in mic and speakers.

Why would you want to spend $35 on a device that seems almost identical to the old $40 model? It's all about value. Despite being slightly cheaper, the Fire TV Stick HD still offers the same great features, making it a solid choice for anyone looking for an affordable streaming stick.

Amazon's New $35 Fire TV Stick HD: Same Specs, Lower Price

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