This 43-inch Amazon Fire TV has just reached its lowest price ever.

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      For the past few years, Amazon's affordable 4K LED TVs have provided consumers with a budget-friendly option for good picture quality and a wide range of apps. Recently, we found an impressive deal on an Amazon set while exploring offers:

      Currently, when you buy the Amazon 43-inch Fire TV 4-Series 4K LED, it’s available for just $210. The original MSRP for this model is $370, giving you a $160 savings. This is the lowest price this TV has ever been offered, so don't let this opportunity pass by.

      Reasons to consider the Amazon Fire TV 4-Series

      Firstly, it’s important to note that all sizes (43, 50, and 55 inches) of the Amazon 4-Series 4K LED are on sale today. Regarding the 43-inch variant, this is the best price we’ve seen! With its conventional LED lighting and 4K display, the Amazon 4-Series provides decent picture quality. There's sufficient SDR brightness for viewing in well-lit environments without glare, and the TV offers extra brightness for HDR content. Although the picture quality does diminish when viewed from the sides, this is typical for most LED LCDs in this price range.

      The 4-Series includes four HDMI ports, making it easy to connect all your favorite AV devices, such as gaming consoles and PCs. This Amazon TV features very low input lag, making it an excellent choice for fans of the PS5 and Xbox. Additionally, with Fire TV OS and the included Alexa Voice Remote, you have access to popular apps like Netflix and YouTube, along with hours of free live TV content and smart home control.

      We can’t say how long this sale will last, so it’s best not to wait too long. Take advantage of a $160 discount on the Amazon 43-inch Fire TV 4-Series 4K LED today, and don’t forget to check our lists of the best TV deals and best soundbar deals for further savings on top AV technology!

      Michael Bizzaco is an expert in selling, installing, and discussing TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and everything smart home-related.

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