Amazon Fire TV Cube discounted to $109.99

$90 off, checked against recent price history.

Most streaming boxes ask you to pick up a remote. The Fire TV Cube does not, and right now it is the cheapest it has been in months.

Amazon Fire TV Cube drops to $109.99 - save $90. That is 45 percent off the $199.99 list price.

Amazon has kept this device north of $120 for most of the past half year, so a sub-$110 sticker is worth a look if you have been circling it. The Cube is the only Fire TV player with hands-free Alexa built in, and that feature is what separates it from the cheaper Sticks.

THE DEAL

Amazon Fire TV Cube

$109.99 (was $199.99) - Save $90 (45% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $109.99, down from its list price of $199.99, the Cube sits well under its recent averages. The 30-day average is $140.30, the 90-day average is $134.05, and the 180-day average is $127.59, so today's price undercuts all three. The all-time low is $89.99, which means this deal lands close to the floor without hitting it.

What You're Getting

• An octa-core processor that Amazon calls its fastest-ever streaming player, described as 2X as powerful as the Fire TV Stick 4K Max.
• The 2026 Fire TV experience with a redesigned interface, dedicated content categories, and Alexa+ recommendations.
• Hands-free Alexa through the built-in mic and speakers, so you can control your TV, soundbar, and receivers from across the room.
• Wi-Fi 6E support, the first streaming media player to carry it.
• Input switching between streaming, a cable box, a game console, or a webcam on compatible devices.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who wants voice control without hunting for a remote, and for households juggling several HDMI sources on one TV. It also fits buyers who want the fastest Fire TV hardware rather than the budget Sticks.

If you only stream a couple of apps and never touch voice, a cheaper Stick covers the same ground.

The Caveat

The Cube is built for people who will actually use hands-free Alexa. If you prefer a traditional remote and a simpler setup, you are paying for capability you will not touch.

Final Verdict

This is the price to move on if hands-free control and fast app starts are what you want from a streaming player. Anyone holding out for the $89.99 all-time low can wait, but the gap is small and the averages say today already beats the recent norm.