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Amazon has dropped the Fire TV Stick HD to under $20 ahead of Black Friday

October 23, 2025

SAVE $15: As of Oct. 23, the Fire TV Stick HD is on sale for $19.99 at Amazon. That’s 43% off its list price of $34.99.


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Amazon Fire TV Stick HD
$19.99
at Amazon

$34.99
Save $15.00

 

Amazon is already dropping some nice deals before Black Friday in November. Its streaming sticks, in particular, have seen some price drops, including the Fire TV Stick HD. This popular streaming stick is down to $19.99 for a limited time.

This makes for a 43% discount from the Fire TV Stick HD‘s list price of $34.99, which ultimately saves you $15. It’s also incredibly close to its lowest-ever price of $17.99, which it dropped to during the October Prime Day sale.

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If you have an HD TV in your home, the Fire TV Stick HD is an excellent companion that allows you to watch the latest on streaming services in 1080p Full HD quality. Its Alexa Voice Remote even allows you to search for something new to watch just by using your voice, so you don’t need to spend ages scrolling through everything that’s available.

Amazon has the Fire TV Stick HD listed as a limited-time deal right now, so act fast to save 43%. Amazon’s other streaming sticks are also discounted right now. If you’re looking to upgrade to a higher-quality picture, check out this discount on the Fire TV Stick 4K as well.

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