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Amazon is wasting no time with the early Prime Day 2025 deals, and this one’s a gem if you’ve been eyeing a new TV. Right now, this deal for the 2024 Fire TV 55” 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV brings its price down to just $339.99. This is a 26% discount off its usual $459.99 price tag.
This model is Amazon’s newest refresh and offers sharp 4K resolution, vivid colors, and a user-friendly Fire TV interface built in. It’s a great option for streamers who want something affordable but capable. You’re getting support for all the major streaming apps. There’s even a bundled Alexa-enhanced remote (yes, it includes Prime Video and Netflix shortcut buttons), and a bright panel that works well in most lighting situations.
Want to get this deal? You’ll need a Prime account—and if you’re not a member, Amazon’s 30-day free trial works too. Sign up for Amazon Prime here to get instant access.
If you’ve been holding out for a new TV, this early drop is worth jumping on. It doesn’t support hands-free voice control or two-way calling (you’ll need to upgrade to the Fire TV Omni Series for that), but for under $340, it nails the basics and then some.
This is also the newest model of this Fire TV series, which just started shipping this year. According to the product page, over a thousand units have already been sold this month alone. So, don’t expect this to stay in stock long.
📌 Amazon just confirmed that Prime Day 2025 will run from July 8–11. This deal is a strong indicator of what’s to come. You can read more about the event in our full breakdown here.
Don’t miss out—sign up for Prime or grab the free trial and lock in this $339 deal while it lasts.
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