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Amazon’s Fire TV Cube is on sale for $30 off
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TL;DR: As of February 24th, you can go hands-free with Amazon’s for $89.99, a $30 savings.
Amazon surprised us with this one. Not only do their own products rarely go on sale outside of Prime Day, but the was only released in October of last year, which makes it fairly new and even more surprising that it would be on sale.
If you want to be on your way to hands-free channel surfing that’ll make multitasking a bit simpler, the is for you. Whether you’re watching your favorite show from the kitchen as you cook dinner or getting work done on your computer as you watch, controlling your TV has never been this quick and easy.
As the newest (and fastest) Fire TV product, the Cube has some new features to offer, such as its built-in speaker and far-field voice control that’ll hear you (pretty much) no matter how far away you are.
Pick it up for just $89.99 before the sale ends.
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