Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite is at its cheapest EVER before Black Friday

WE’RE already seeing big deals this November, as low prices emerge across retailers.

Amazon’s latest Fire TV Stick Lite deal is just that – offering the device at its cheapest ever.

There's a £10 saving on the most affordable Fire TV device — There’s a £10 saving on the most affordable Fire TV device

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The online giant’s Fire TV Stick Lite is a slightly trimmed down version of the regular Fire TV Stick, but now sees its price trimmed too.

Already pinned as the most affordable Fire TV option, the Lite usually costs £29.99 – already a £10 discount on the regular Stick.

But its new price sees it drop £10 in price to just £19.99.

That’s £20 cheaper than the usual price for the ‘non-Lite’ version, and the cheapest its ever been sold at.

You get everyting you need with the Fire TV Stick Lite

The deal makes the most affordable FIRE TV option even better value, and a great choice for the money.

If you’re looking to expand your viewing options, or just want to make further use of an older TV without streaming apps the saving is perfectly timed.

Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite, £19 (save £10) – buy here

The Fire TV Stick Lite offers all of the same access as the non-Lite version, so you get all the same streaming options, including Prime TV, BBC iPlayer, Disney+, All4 and ITV Player.

It also supports Full HD 1080p viewing, so you can watch supported content in high definition.

The Fire TV Stick Lite includes an Alexa Voice remote

In fact, there’s only a couple of areas in which the Lite is different. The first is that while the Fire TV Stick has Dolby Atmos Audio for improved sound, the Lite only has non-Atmos audio.

That may not be a huge loss unless you have a keen ear for sounds.

The second area is actually with the remote: while both include Alexa voice remote, only the Lite has a Guide button. But it doesn’t have a power button for TV control or volume or mute buttons.

If you don’t mind those missing, then for £19.99 you can pick up a device some £20 cheaper than its sibling.