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Amazon Fire TV Cube (second-generation) review: This is the best streaming box with voice control

Amazon Fire TV Cube (second-generation) review: This is the best streaming box with voice control

Posted on October 26, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Amazon’s second-generation Alexa-equipped streaming player delivers what the original didn’t

At its best, Amazon’s Fire TV Cube feels like the future.

With this $120 streaming box, which has built-in microphones for Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant, you can launch videos, tune to live TV channels, play music, and control your TV’s volume without ever touching a remote control. Of course, a regular remote is still included, but saying “Alexa, tune to ESPN” is often faster and easier than thumbing around with on-screen menus.
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