The Amazon Fire TV Cube combines the best of Fire TV with the Echo's hands-free voice control.

 The Amazon Fire TV Cube's software and internal technology have been improved, but the outside casing, which is still a plain black cube with an LED bar along the top, has remained mostly unchanged.

Most of us want to acquire the best devices money can buy, whether it's a smartphone, tablet, or high-definition television. We frequently notice that there are numerous options available in the market, each with a different price tag. When you begin to consider possibilities for smartening your home and entertainment systems, you may wonder which option is the finest. Also see: These four popular Samsung phones are now cheaper in India, but only for a limited time, because the home entertainment setup has grown significantly over the last few years, the idiot box on the wall is no longer an idiot.

Today's televisions can easily connect to the internet and provide you with a wealth of information and entertainment, as well as stream movies and TV episodes, provide weather forecasts, and much more. Home automation allows you to manage and monitor your lighting, air conditioning, security cameras, and baby monitor all from the comfort of your living room. Also see: Amazon's Great Freedom Festival kicks off: iPhone XR, Samsung Galaxy M42, iQOO Z3, and more are all on sale.

It stands out from other streaming video players that hide behind the television, and it gives your entertainment centre a futuristic feel. The Fire TV Cube brings together the best features of an Echo smart speaker with a Fire TV streaming device to provide an incredible experience.

When you first use the Fire TV Cube, the first thing that springs to mind is jazzy. The Amazon Fire TV Cube is a stand-alone streaming device with expanded features such as hands-free access to the Alexa voice assistant and a control remote.

On the top of the Fire TV cube are buttons for volume, muting the microphone, and manually activating Alexa. A power input, HDMI, a 3.5mm socket for the infrared extension, and a Micro-USB port for the Ethernet adapter are all on the back. The Fire TV Cube's speaker is located at the bottom, and the cube features four rubber feet to keep the speaker from becoming muffled. A narrow light strip at the top acts as a visual prompt, much like the indication lights on Echo speakers.

The Alexa button may appear superfluous at first, given that the device can hear you from across the room and even the remote control includes an Alexa button and microphone, but it's useful for those occasions when you need a physical button on the device. When you ask Alexa a question, the top front edge lights up, just like it would on an Amazon Alexa speaker.

The Fire TV Cube is a viable source device for high-end home entertainment systems because it can stream at up to Ultra-HD resolution and supports all major HDR formats. It also supports Dolby Atmos.

The Amazon Fire TV Cube's software and internal technology have been improved, but the outside casing, which is still a plain black cube with an LED bar along the top, has remained mostly unchanged. The device features eight microphones on the top to pick up your speech, and the speaker has been designed to produce a decent huge sound from a little frame, however the audio has less depth.

The Fire TV Cube runs on the Fire TV OS, which gives users access to a variety of popular apps and streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, YouTube, and Apple TV. Its performance is swift, responsive, and largely lag-free.

The home screen now features several rows of suggested content, ranging from Amazon Prime TV series to a large movie library. The new layout contains featured rows at the very top of the home screen, followed by your apps on row two, and then sponsored material on row three, but Amazon's own content takes up the great majority of your home screen beneath the first three rows.