Fire TV Stick. So will $22 for the 4K model and $33 for the 4K Max version. At the very least, you're saving 45% off! So let's go plug and play!

Amazon is already rolling out some impressive early Black Friday deals after announcing its official sale dates. The standout offer is the Fire TV Stick 4K, now at its lowest-ever price of $21.99 (according to camelcamelcamel) beating its previous best of $25 during Prime Day.

The retailer already has loads of discounts on high-tech gadgets, audio gear, and TVs, just in time for the holidays

There may be no Black Friday label put on this deal, but it sure feels like a Black Friday deal! Right now, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K has dropped to a brand-new best price: it’s now available for $22 on Amazon, a whopping 56 percent off its usual $50 price.

Amazon has officially announced the start date for its Black Friday 2024 sale, but there's already some great discounts to consider before then as well.

Hop on over to Amazon and you can find the Fire Max 11 tablet —which is the latest model—available for the discounted price of $140. Right now, Amazon has it marked down by 39%: originally listed at $230, you can save a full $90 on your order.

Apple 2024 M4 iMac desktop computer for $1,150 ($148 off with coupon): Apple just released the refreshed iMac last month, and now the silver model is already on sale. It has the latest Apple silicon, the M4 system on a chip that gives it a speed boost and enables the new Apple Intelligence features in macOS Sequoia.

We're going to help you by highlighting some of the early deals we've spotted while searching through Amazon's digital shelves below.

Amazon is currently offering massive discounts on its popular Fire TV Stick lineup and matches the deals seen during last year’s Black Friday and Prime Day events. These streaming devices have become a staple in many households and offer a convenient way to transform any TV into a smart entertainment hub.

While the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max is a good option for streaming, we also use it for something a bit different: playing retro games. Our senior reporter Jeff Dunn bought one to play games from the PS1,