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SAVE $30: As of Oct. 30,Uncategorized Archives the Amazon Fire TV 40-Inch 2-Series is on sale at Amazon for $169.99, saving you 15% on the list price.

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$199.99 Save $30

Cozy season is here, so it's time for movies, early nights, and, more movies. It's also the perfect season to upgrade your TV, because who wants to rewatch Love Actuallyon an old screen?

And as of Oct. 30, you can add the discounted Amazon Fire TV 40-Inch 2-Series to your list of upgrade options. Currently reduced by 15%, this model is now just $169.99. This deal is specific to the TV-only option. To add the four-year protection plan you'll need to pay a bit more.

As with most Amazon devices, the Amazon Fire TV 40-Inch 2-Series has Alexa voice control. An incredibly handy feature when you need to search through multiple streaming platforms for your favorite show. You can also use Alexa to search the internet and control smart home devices, for example, robot vacuums with Alexa built in.

For entertainment, the TV runs on Amazon's Fire OS, so you'll have access to popular streaming apps like Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and more. It also features two standard HDMI inputs and one ARC input, making it easy to connect gaming devices. And it supports Dolby Audio for even better sound quality. Image quality is great too, with an HD 1080p resolution to enjoy.

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Head over to Amazon to grab this deal and upgrade your TV in time for snuggle season.

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