Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablet Benchmarks
This page attempts to maintain an always up to date set of benchmarks of the Fire TV and Fire Tablet products. Benchmarks include Geekbench, GFXBench, and 3DMark.
Category Archives: Hardware
Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablet Benchmarks (Page 2 – GeekBench)
Up to date benchmarks of Fire TV and Fire Tablet products. Geekbench benchmarks, part 2 of 5.
Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablet Benchmarks (Page 3 – GFXBench)
Up to date benchmarks of Fire TV and Fire Tablet products. GFXBench benchmarks, part 3 of 5.
Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablet Benchmarks (Page 4 – 3DMark)
Up to date benchmarks of Fire TV and Fire Tablet products. 3D Mark benchmarks, part 4 of 5.
Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablet Benchmarks (Page 5 – Conclusions)
Up to date benchmarks of Fire TV and Fire Tablet products. Conclusions, part 5 of 5.
Switch Pro Controller
With the Nintendo Switch’s move towards open standards, the Switch Pro Controller (mostly) works with the Fire TV platform.
Wii U Pro Controller
Mayflash provides a plug & play solution to using a Wii U Pro controller with your Fire TV (and PC).
2017 Amazon Fire TV (3rd Gen)
Amazon’s 3rd Generation Fire TV is a great product for some uses, but the 2nd Generation is probably still the best bet if you don’t need HDR and want to play games, while it’s still available.
Amazon’s Fire Device Portfolio In One Place
I’ve created a spreadsheet of the Amazon Fire devices, specs, etc. The spreadsheet started as a merge of the various Wikipedia tables, but I merged them all together and made them align so you can see the whole Fire device portfolio in one place.
2016 Amazon Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen)
The 2016 Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen) is wildly successful for Amazon because if it’s low price and all around good performance. While it is not as capable for gaming as the Fire TV stablemates, it’s a significant step up from the e 2014 Fire TV Stick (1st Gen).