Get a Better Screen on a Budget With Up to 62% Off Amazon Fire TVs at Woot

Save up to $330: Amazon’s Fire TVs are a great pick for those on a budget, and they’re even better now that you can grab one at a massive discount. Woot is offering up to 62% off its 4-Series and Omni models, with prices starting at $160. You can also boost the audio with $70 off a like-new Fire TV Soundbar, which drops the price to just $50.

The sale runs through Sept. 30, but we’d suggest getting your order in well before then if you’re looking to take advantage of these discounts. Woot typically has a limited supply available, and deals this good are likely to sell out quickly.

The Fire TV 4-Series is the more affordable option of the two, with prices starting at $160 for the 43-inch model and ranging up to $200 for the 55-inch model. Despite the budget-friendly price tag, these TVs still boast 4K picture and HDR support for sharp contrast and crisp details. Plus, they come with a handy voice remote for hands-free browsing.

Or, you could spend a little more to upgrade to the Omni Series. The 43-inch model is available for $180, and the 75-inch model is on sale for $670. For the extra coin, you get HLG support for brighter, more vibrant colors and seriously immersive sound with Dolby Digital Plus audio. These TVs also have a built-in microphone so you can turn them on, launch apps and more using just the sound of your voice.

There’s also the 2.0-channel Fire TV soundbar, which supports 3D surround sound to make it feel like you’re right in the middle of the action. It sells for $120 new, but you can grab this open-box used model for just $50, which is a $70 discount.

Alternatives you might like

There’s never a shortage of TV deals out there, and Best Buy has plenty of budget-friendly models you can find on sale right now. The Roku Select Series is our top pick for usability, and the 55-inch model is down to $230, which saves you $70 compared to the usual price.

Max is a freelance writer on CNET’s commerce team with a passion for film, TV, gaming and all things pop culture. When he’s not covering the latest tech, he can usually be found backpacking the world, training in martial arts or watching way too many movies at home.

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