Amazon has unveiled its latest additions to the Fire TV family: the Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series and the Fire TV Soundbar Plus, alongside updates to the Fire TV 4-Series. These new offerings aim to enhance the home entertainment experience with advanced display technologies, improved sound quality, and enhanced interactivity.

The Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series represents Amazon’s entry into the growing mini-LED TV market. These TVs promise enhanced picture quality with features such as a QLED Mini-LED display capable of up to 1,400 nits of peak brightness and up to 1,344 dimming zones, depending on the model. This backlight technology improves contrast and detail, rivaling some of the leading mini-LED TVs on the market.

With support for Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive, the Omni Mini-LED Series adjusts brightness and color temperature based on ambient lighting conditions, ensuring optimal viewing in any setting. Its Intelligent Picture technology, which combines artificial intelligence and advanced light sensors, analyzes and optimizes on-screen scenes in real time.

The Omni Mini-LED Series also introduces a new level of interactivity through the updated Fire TV Ambient Experience. When the TV is idle, it can display dynamic art that responds to motion in the room, powered by a high-fidelity radar sensor. This feature includes animations such as swimming koi fish or fluttering butterflies, adding an aesthetic element to living spaces.

For gamers, the Omni Mini-LED Series includes features designed to enhance performance, such as a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support, and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR). These capabilities reduce input lag and visual artifacts, making the TVs suitable for fast-paced gaming.

Accompanying the new TVs is the Fire TV Soundbar Plus Series, a 3.1-channel sound system that brings Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support to the lineup. This soundbar aims to provide a more immersive audio experience with deep bass, enhanced clarity, and precise tuning.

The Soundbar Plus measures 37 inches and includes a mix of full-range speakers, tweeters, and built-in woofers. While it lacks upward-firing drivers for true height channel performance, Amazon employs virtualization technology to simulate the dome-like sound experience associated with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X.

The soundbar can be expanded into a full home theater setup with optional wireless subwoofers and surround speakers. Bundles range from $375 for the soundbar and subwoofer to $490 for the complete 5.1-channel system.

Notably, the Fire TV Soundbar Plus does not include built-in Fire TV streaming functionality. However, it integrates seamlessly with existing Fire TV devices, allowing users to control the soundbar via their Fire TV remote or the included remote.

In addition to these flagship products, Amazon has refreshed its Fire TV 4-Series. The updated design features an ultra-slim bezel, providing a more modern look and maximizing the screen's viewing area. The 4-Series continues to deliver 4K UHD resolution with HDR10 and HLG support, making it a budget-friendly option for those seeking reliable picture quality.

Available in three sizes—43-inch ($329.99), 50-inch ($399.99), and 55-inch ($459.99)—the Fire TV 4-Series remains Amazon’s most affordable smart TV line, catering to consumers looking for entry-level 4K TVs with built-in Fire TV capabilities.

Both the Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series and Soundbar Plus Series come with support for Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2, ensuring compatibility with the latest connectivity standards. Additionally, the Omni Mini-LED Series will soon introduce Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA) support, enabling simultaneous audio playback through hearing aids and the TV’s speakers.

The Fire TV Omni Mini-LED Series starts at $819 for the 55-inch model, scaling up to $2,100 for the 85-inch version. The Fire TV Soundbar Plus is available at $249.99, with bundles for expanded setups priced up to $490.