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If you’re in the market for a new TV, you may want to check one out that has Amazon Fire TV’s software built-in. Much like Android TV, Google TV and Roku, there are many TV manufacturers that are using Fire TV as their software – and Amazon makes their own TVs now. So you won’t need to use a HDMI port for your streaming TV dongle. Which is really useful, to be quite honest.
So, we are here to help you find the best Amazon Fire TV set that you can buy right now. So without further ado, here are the top 10 best Amazon Fire TV built-in TVs.
Best Amazon Fire TV Built-in TVs
Companies like Toshiba and Insignia were first to work with Amazon and bring their software onto their TVs. But since then, we’ve seen a number of others join the fray. Including Hisense and Pioneer. Not to mention the fact that Amazon now makes their own Fire TV built-in TVs. All of which are actually really great values, and typically cheaper than TVs with Roku or Android TV built-in. There are TVs on this list that range from under $200, to over $600 so there’s something for everyone here.
Amazon 2-Series Fire TV
- Price: $149
- Where to buy: Amazon
New to the list this month, is the Amazon Fire TV 2-Series. This is Amazon’s new budget TV range, which comes in a 32-inch and a 40-inch model. The 32-inch is a 720p TV, while the 40-inch is a 1080p TV. It does have a really good panel, so you’re still getting a really good picture here. There’s also Dolby Digital Plus available, instead of Dolby Atmos.
Of course, it still runs on Fire TV, giving you access to a ton of great apps like Hulu, YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and much more. Amazon Alexa is also baked in.
Amazon 2-Series Fire TV - Amazon
Amazon Omni QLED Series TV
- Price: $799
- Where to buy: Amazon
The Omni QLED Series is basically the same as the regular Omni series from Amazon, but it now is QLED. Giving you a really great picture here, for a pretty good price. The QLED series starts at $799 for the 65-inch model. It also comes in a 75-inch model.
This particular TV has Dolby Vision IQ, as well as Dolby Atmos, giving you a great looking picture and audio experience. There’s also hands-free Alexa included here.
Amazon Omni QLED Series TV - Amazon
Amazon 4-Series Fire TV
- Price: $199
- Available in: 43-, 50-, 55-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
The Amazon 4-series Fire TV is the lower-end of the two lines that Amazon has. These TVs are great for smaller apartments, or even as secondary TVs in a bedroom, or basement. It is still a 4K HDR TV, but it doesn’t have Dolby Vision, just HDR10 and HLG.
This comes with the Fire TV Alexa Voice Remote, so you can press and Ask Alexa to do things for you, and control the entire TV with just one controller. With Fire TV built-in, you can also control your smart home products here.
Amazon 4-Series Fire TV - Amazon
Amazon Omni Series Fire TV
- Price: $299
- Available in 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
These TVs from Amazon are more meant for a home entertainment center. These feature 4K HDR, and also lose out on Dolby Vision. That’s one way that Amazon is able to keep the prices so low here.
Amazon has included three HDMI inputs, so you can plug in your PlayStation 5, and other gaming consoles as well. There’s also a HDMI ARC port so you can plug in your soundbar.
Amazon Omni Series Fire TV - Amazon
Hisense U6 Series
- Price: $399
- Available in: 50-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
This TV from Hisense is actually a really good, and affordable TV. Even though it is only available in one size. But it’s 4K HDR, with Dolby Vision support. So you’re going to get some pretty good picture quality out of this one.
Amazon Fire TV is of course built-in here, so you have access to all of your favorite apps like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube and much more.
Toshiba M550 Series
- Price: $349
- Available in: 55-, 65-, 75-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
The Toshiba M550 is actually a slightly older TV, but that’s not a bad thing. It’s still a really god TV to get. It’s a 4K HDR TV that comes in up to a 75-inch size. It also has full array local dimming, for some really good picture quality out of an LED TV.
Fire TV is built-in, and it comes with the hands-free Alexa TV remote. So you can control your TV entirely with your voice.
Toshiba V35 Series
- Price: $129
- Available: 32-, 43-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
This is a lower-end TV from Toshiba, hence the much lower price tag. Unfortunately, it does not go larger than 43-inches. Which makes this perfect to go into a bedroom, or a guest room. Unless you have a very small apartment.
This is the only TV on this list that is not 4K actually, it’s only 1080p. Which is still fine, since most content is still being shot in 720p or 1080p anyways.
Insignia F50 Series
- Price: $299
- Available in: 50-, 55-, 65-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
This is one of the few QLED Fire TVs out there. And surprisingly, it is this cheap. It’s a 4K QLED TV. There is HDR available, but it only supports HDR10. So you’re missing out on HLG and Dolby Vision, likely to keep the price this low.
It can be controlled with Alexa Voice Control, so you can control your TV with your voice. And there are thousands of shows to watch on Fire TV thanks to the very many apps that are available.
Insignia F30 Series
- Price: $189
- Available in: 43-, 50-, 55-, 58-, 65-, 70-, 75-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
The F30 series from Insignia is really the TV for everyone. As it comes in seven different sizes. Sizes that are great for bedrooms, guest bedrooms, or even your man cave. It’s a 4K TV, but there is no HDR support here, unfortunately. That’s one way that TV makers will try and hit a specific price point.
Insignia has included three HDMI ports on this one, including an HDMI ARC port, for your sound bar.
Pioneer (PN951-22U) 4K Fire TV
- Price: $199
- Available in: 43-, 50-inches
- Where to buy: Amazon
Probably one of the best inexpensive TVs on the market. This is a 4K HDR TV with Dolby Vision included. And coming in at under $300 (for the 50-inch model), that is pretty impressive. It also has DTS Virtual-X Sound, for an incredible sound experience.
It, of course, also runs on Amazon’s Fire TV platform, giving you access to Alexa for voice control, as well as all kinds of apps like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video and much more.