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SAVE $15: As of Feb. 4,Watch Ozark Season 1 Online the Amazon Fire Stick 4K Max is on sale for $44.99 at Amazon, saving you 25% on the list price.

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$59.99 Save $15

Amazon's famed Smart TV device, the Fire Stick 4K Max, is back on sale. The Fire TV Stick is a streaming device that plugs into your TV (or laptop) and lets you access platforms like Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu, and more. So if your TV isn't particularly smart, you don't need to spend hundreds upgrading. Just pop the handy little device into an HDMI port and start watching.

And as of Feb. 4, you can buy this Fire Stick for just $44.99. This deal saves you $15 on the original price.

SEE ALSO: Save $100 on the Amazon Fire TV 55-inch 4-Series

There's no over-the-top setup to worry about, these remotes are so simple to use. Really, anyone can do it. Just pop the device into your TV's HDMI port, and that's it. You have instant access to a range of streaming platforms as well as many live channels.

The Max has 16GB of storage — double that of the Fire TV Stick 4K and other streaming sticks, so this is the one to choose for big downloads. It also comes with Alexa built-in, perfect for using voice control to search through multiple apps and streaming platforms at once.

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