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With so many exciting shows and films dropping on streaming services soon, you want to make sure you've got everything you need to kick back and watch them. If you're looking for a little upgrade to your streaming setup, Amazon's Fire TV Cube is on sale right now at the retailer. With it, you can enjoy a high-quality picture on your TV for less.

The Fire TV Cube has been marked down from its list price of $139.99 to $109.99, offering a 21% discount. It's worth keeping in mind that it's listed as a limited time deal at the moment, so if you've had your eye on it now is the time to pick it up.

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This streaming device is worth the investment, too. Featuring support for Wi-Fi 6E and 4K Ultra HD resolution, streaming your favorite shows and films will come across smoothly and with a crisp picture quality. The Fire TV Cube also supports Dolby Vision, HDR, and Dolby Atmos audio for those nights when you want to transform your space into a mini movie theater.

This limited-time deal may not last for long, so act fast to save on the Fire TV Cube at Amazon.

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This isn't the only streaming device of Amazon's that's discounted right now. At the moment you can also save on the Fire Stick 4K Max and theFire Stick 4K, if you're looking to spend a little bit less on streaming devices.

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