Now through September 14, Amazon has a special offer just for Prime members to help get the Fire TV Stick into your hands at a discounted price. The Fire TV Stick is a streaming device that can turn nearly any TV with an HDMI port into one with smart functionality, while offering access to services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. It can stream HBO too, and through the next two weeks, Prime members can score two free months of HBO via Prime Video Channels with the purchase of a Fire TV Stick at its regular price of $39.99. This is a deal we last saw during the huge Prime Day sales event.
Having a subscription to HBO is generally $14.99 each month, which is what you'll be charged each month once two months have passed if you haven't turned off auto-renew in your account settings beforehand. Your HBO subscription will begin immediately after your purchase has been completed, so you can begin watching tonight using the Prime Video app on compatible devices such as your smartphone, tablet, or computer.
Not a Prime member just yet? You can start a free 30-day trial to make your account instantly eligible for this deal and all the rest of Amazon Prime's exclusive offers. You'll score free two-day shipping on the Fire TV Stick too.
Amazon's offering Prime members the chance to snag two free months of HBO when they buy the Fire TV Stick. That'll let you stream movies and entire series of shows like Game of Thrones, The Leftovers, and True Blood straight from any TV with an HDMI port.
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The Fire TV Stick is more than just a streaming device to watch HBO and Netflix on; it can also control smart home devices like Philips Hue lights and access the web with browsers like Silk and Firefox. With its included Alexa Voice Remote, you can even control it using your voice.
If you're looking to purchase two Fire TV Stick devices at once, Amazon offers a $20 promo credit with the purchase of two Fire TV Stick or Fire TV Stick 4K devices when you activate one before September 13. However, it doesn't look as if the two offers are stackable.
