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Amazon’s first Mini-LED Fire TV launches at $819

Amazon introduces its first Mini LED Fire TV with 1,344 dimming zones, 144Hz refresh rate, and Wi-Fi 6E—perfect for gamers and movie lovers.

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Amazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series displaying a car from a video game. A flat-screen TV displaying a fast-paced racing game. The TV is mounted on a wooden media console with a soundbar and various gaming accessories like headphones and controllers. The room is dimly lit with a lamp and artwork on the wall. The AMD FreeSync Premium Pro logo is visible in the lower right corner.
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Amazon has just unveiled its latest Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series, marking a major upgrade in its lineup with Mini-LED technology. This is a game-changer for Fire TVs, offering a leap in picture quality, advanced gaming features, and more. Starting at $819.99, this new series aims to deliver high-end features at a competitive price, taking on bigger names like TCL and Hisense.

The Mini-LED display allows for up to 1,400 nits of brightness and as many as 1,344 local dimming zones (depending on size). These specs enhance contrast and minimize blooming, giving you deeper blacks and richer colors, especially with HDR formats like Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive. While this isn’t quite as bright as some competitors like TCL’s QM8 (up to 5,000 nits), it’s a significant upgrade for the Fire TV lineup.

Amazon introduced “Intelligent Picture,” which uses AI to analyze and optimize scenes in real-time. This feature adjusts brightness and color temperature based on the room’s lighting, making your viewing experience seamless, day or night. There’s also a new radar-based motion sensor that adds interactivity to the “Ambient Experience,” transforming idle screens into dynamic art that responds to movement.

The Omni Mini-LED Series is the first Fire TV built with serious gaming in mind. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM). With a refresh rate of up to 144Hz, it’s equipped to handle the demands of modern gaming—perfect for fast-paced action or immersive open-world adventures. Wi-Fi 6E ensures smooth online gameplay and streaming.

For those with hearing aids, the new “dual audio” feature allows ASHA-enabled hearing aids to receive audio directly from the TV while others use the built-in speakers. Combined with Dolby Atmos and enhanced sound from its integrated speakers, the Omni Mini-LED delivers a cinematic audio experience.

Pricing and sizes

The series comes in four sizes:

  • 55-inch: $819.99
  • 65-inch: $1,089.99
  • 75-inch: $1,499.99
  • 85-inch: $2,099.99

To complement the Omni Mini-LED Series, Amazon launched the Fire TV Soundbar Plus, a 3.1-channel soundbar priced at $249.99. It includes Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support, alongside a dialogue enhancer and dedicated subwoofer, making it a perfect addition for a theater-like experience.

Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus in the front with a subwoofer and surround sound speakers in the background. A black home theater system consisting of a soundbar, subwoofer, and two satellite speakers. The system is placed on a wooden surface.
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While Amazon’s Mini-LED offering might not dethrone premium brands in terms of peak brightness, its robust features and competitive pricing make it a strong contender for those seeking an affordable yet advanced home entertainment setup. Whether you’re a gamer or a movie aficionado, this new Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series is worth considering.


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