crank_1975 wrote: » Anyone got a working apk for RTE player?
Sleeper12 wrote: » Setting the Firestick country to USA will give you the USA apps. I'm not sure what system Shield works on but for android you set up a usa Gmail account. Then you have access to the USA apps like disney. I pay for disney through play store
jeffk wrote: » Just about to post myself About 16 cheaper and not waiting for amazon to send it to a courier then them to deliver I THINK pictures the main thing you lose, make slower or less ram etc But sure do the job
jeffk wrote: » Got and setup two non 4k and have 4k I got via prime day Can't see THAT much different, not one that would make you pay double I know if you have a 4k TV, but then how much 4k.content will most people get with what most use these for (IPTV)
Sleeper12 wrote: » The difference between 4k & regular firestick is 10. 4K isn't double the price. 4K stick is better & faster than the regular one. I'ts worth bearing in mind that the likes of |Netflix will no longer work on earlier firesticks 1st Gen for example. I would imagine that apps will no longer be supported on regular stick quicker than the 4K stick so the extra 10 is not just future proofing your viewing experience (as much as you can with entertainment goods) but extending the lifespan of the stick itself. On 4K content All Amazon originals & Netflix are 4K & HDR. Disney Plus have a large selection of 4k HDR movies. I'd say 40 percent of what I view is 4K HDR & that could jump to 80 percent in the next two years as almost every program & movie being made now is 4K
Sleeper12 wrote: » I'ts worth bearing in mind that the likes of |Netflix will no longer work on earlier firesticks 1st Gen for example. I would imagine that apps will no longer be supported on regular stick quicker than the 4K stick so the extra 10 is not just future proofing your viewing experience (as much as you can with entertainment goods) but extending the lifespan of the stick itself.
Tweaky wrote: » Anyone finding addresspal slow for their Fire 4K delivery coming through. Received in UK on 21st ( Thursday) and has still not arrived at my local post office. Maybe they are just bombarded with blackfriday shopping and I need to be a bit more patient.
Soarer wrote: » Ripped through with Parcel Motel.
Sleeper12 wrote: » This is the time of year when people start threads about delivery delays. Usually from Black Friday week to January. I run a small mail order business in Ireland & had some parcels sit for a month in Dublin parcel hub with An Post. Some of these parcels were only going from one part of Dublin to another. It's gotten much since An Post got the contract for Amazon two day delivery. They seem to prioritize Amazon parcels at everyone elses expense in order to keep the contract
Tweaky wrote: Based on this and other feedback I'll be back using Parcel Motel going forward.
Johnny Dogs wrote: I ordered stuff on Amazon on Sunday night (11ish) and had it here this morning. From an post.
joujoujou wrote: » Got mine 10 minutes ago. 35 quid from currys.ie + a fiver for DPD delivery. All took 2 days. :cool:
JonnyM wrote: » As said previously this is not a 4k Ultra one which why its cheaper
kenyard wrote: » the 4k is 35 euro from curries. you still need to pay delivery so there is no reason to get it over amazon. also cannot confirm if it is 1st, 2nd or 3rd gen. quite possible they have stock of an older version whereas amazon should be pushing the most recent one. if someone doesnt have parcel motel already this is probably the easier option at very similar price Fire stick 4k - 40 euro (35 euro + 5 delivery) - same price as amazonhttps://www.currys.ie/ieen/tv-and-home-entertainment/digital-and-smart-tv/set-top-boxes/amazon-fire-tv-stick-4k-with-alexa-voice-remote-10188019-pdt.html Fire stick standard with updated remote. 23 euro argos (cheaper than amazon)https://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/8798723.htm
Johnny Dogs wrote: » Easy way to tell the difference in first, second and third generation sticks.First generation, no mic button for Alexa, and so no Alexa. Second generation, mic button for Alexa, so Alexa included with stick. Third generation, mic button for Alexa, but also dedicated buttons for the TV being used, ie volume +/- , mute button and power buttons. Hope this helps.
podge018 wrote: » Simplest/best way to get Amazon to change my location settings to UK?