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🚫 DO NOT Buy the New Fire TV Stick HD! Here’s exactly why…

Amazon just released the new FireStick HD for £39.99 in the UK. But for 40 quid you only get 1080p – not 4K. In a world where 4K TVs are practically being given away, this makes zero sense.

Amazon is bragging it’s their “slimmest stick yet”… but who actually cares? It’s hidden behind your TV collecting dust!

The real problem? This new FireStick runs on Vega OS – which means say goodbye to sideloading, custom apps, and all the freedom you had before. Amazon has turned it into a locked-down digital walled garden.

Even worse? Right now you can buy the Fire TV Stick 4K on Amazon UK for the SAME price or cheaper!

In this video I break down:
• The ridiculous price vs performance
• Why “slimmer” is completely pointless
• The massive downgrade with Vega OS
• Why your old FireStick is still better

My honest advice? Skip this one and keep using your current stick (or grab the 4K version instead). Save your £40 and spend it at the pub instead 🍺

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro – Meet the New FireStick HD
00:25 UK Price & 1080p Only
01:10 The “Slimmest Ever” Joke
02:05 Vega OS – No More Sideloading
02:45 FireStick 4K is Cheaper!
03:20 Final Verdict & Advice

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Disclaimer: This video is based on my honest opinion.

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Best IPTV boxes to buy

These are media boxes and sticks that can run players and licensed apps. The first six are Google certified Android TV or Google TV devices with Google Play. The three Fire TV Sticks run Amazon’s own systems with the Appstore instead of Google Play: the 4K Max and 4K Plus run Fire OS, which is Android based, while the new Fire TV Stick 4K (2026) runs Vega OS, which does not allow sideloading Android apps, only Appstore apps. The last one, the Formuler, runs its own Android and is not certified. They are not pirate hardware. They do not come with channels or playlists. I am not claiming I personally lab-tested every SKU this month.

Pick a Google TV box when you want Play Store apps on a proper TV OS or a dedicated player behind the sofa. Pick a Fire TV Stick when Prime Video and the Appstore already cover what you watch. If you need an Android player from outside the Appstore, skip the Vega OS stick.

Whichever you pick, check that the app you need is in its store before you pay. And none of these boxes or sticks magically make unlicensed streams legal.

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