【vintage celebs sex tapes video】Best early Prime Day TV deal: Save 26% on 4K Amazon Fire TV 4

SAVE $120:The vintage celebs sex tapes video55-inch 4K Amazon Fire 4-Series TV is down to just $339.99 at Amazon, marked as an official early Prime Day deal.

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If you’ve been meaning to upgrade your home entertainment setup without draining your wallet, Amazon might have you covered just in time for Prime Day. As of June 25, the 55-inch Amazon Fire TV 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV (2024 model) is on sale for $339.99. That’s a 26% discount off its usual $459.99 price tag. 

This $120 off bargain is officially listed as a ‘Prime Early Deal’, meaning it could vanish as fast as it arrived.

SEE ALSO: Amazon is dropping way better early Prime Day TV deals than years prior

This 60Hz refresh of the Fire TV 4-Series looks to keep your films and series-watching space sleek and simple. With a newly refined ultra-slim bezel, your shows and movies stay centre stage, while the addition of HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Digital Plus helps breathe life into every scene. 

The HD 40-inch Amazon Fire 2-Series TV is also on sale for $169.99, but you’ll want something like the 4-Series 4K version if you want to take your viewing experiences to the next level.

Whether you’re rewatching your favourite sitcoms or catching up on cinematic blockbusters, the 4K UHD resolution delivers crisp detail and vibrant colours that easily outclass standard 1080p sets.

Built for effortless streaming, this Fire TV is Alexa-ready right out of the box. The Enhanced Alexa Voice Remote lets you launch apps, check the weather, or adjust settings without lifting more than a finger. With access to over 1.5 million movies and episodes, plus support for Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, and more (subscriptions required), there’s always something to watch.

If you’re big into keeping up with the latest and greatest series across streaming services, you’ll be grabbing this TV just in time to catch up on new seasons of The Bear, Squid Game, and Iron Heartin some of the best visual quality possible.

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You can also tune into live or free TV, connect your consoles and gear via four HDMI ports, or pair Bluetooth headphones for solo viewing. There’s even AirPlay support if you want to beam photos or videos straight from your iPhone or iPad.

All in all, this is an affordable, capable smart TV that handles the basics really well — and at this price, it’s one of the better early Prime Day steals.

Whilst you're kitting out your home with new tech, find out how you can claim a free Soundcore Select 4 Go speaker with a set of popular headphones. What’s more, we’ve also found great deals on Ninja kitchen appliances ahead of Prime Day.

The best early Prime Day deals, hand-picked by Mashable's team of experts

• Apple AirTag (4-Pack) — $74.99(List Price $99.00)

• Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (Wi-Fi, 40mm, S/M Green) — $199.99(List Price $299.99)

• Dyson V15 Detect Plus Cordless Vacuum Cleaner (Yellow/Nickel) — $649.99(List Price $749.99)

• Apple 2025 MacBook Air 13-inch Laptop — $849.00(List Price $999.00)

• Hisense 55" Class QD6 Series (2025 Model) QLED 4K UHD TV — $259.99(List Price $379.99)

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