Best early Prime Day Fire TV deals to shop in October 2024

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale may not start until Oct. 8, but the deals are already popping up. The event, popularly known as October Prime Day, features some of the year's best discounts on Amazon products, including Fire TVs and Fire TV accessories. Aside from being a great time to buy Amazon devices, the sale also lands right on the cusp of the holiday season, so you can use it to make a dent in your Christmas shopping list. 

Also: The best October Prime Day deals live now

Fire TVs are smart televisions available under the Amazon brand and through partnerships with other TV manufacturers, such as Toshiba, Insignia, and Panasonic. Prime Day typically features the biggest discounts on Amazon-branded Fire TVs, but there are some eye-catching deals from other makers, too.

We've gathered the best Fire TV deals from now through the October Prime Day event to ensure you get your money's worth on your next TV purchase.

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Our favorite early Amazon October Prime Day Fire TV deals

Amazon Fire TV 4-Series 43-inch for $240 (save $130): I've had this Fire TV 4-Series for a couple of years and it's become the focus point of my family's TV room. Insignia Class F30 Fire TV 50-inch for $200 (save $100): $200 is great for a 50-inch TV, so you can't go wrong with this deal. Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K for $25 (save $25): At 50% off, this is the best deal we've seen for the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. Amazon Fire TV Omni Series 55-inch for $370 (save $180): Omni Series Fire TVs feature hands-free Alexa, so you can use voice control to ask your TV to turn off your living room smart lights, for example. Toshiba Class C350 Fire TV 43-inch for $200 (save $80): This Toshiba Fire TV is highly rated, features 4 K resolution support, and is powered by the Regza Engine 4K. Amazon Fire TV 2-Series 32-inch for $110 (save $90): The Series 2 lineup is Amazon's most affordable smart TV.  Panasonic Fire TV W95 Series 85-inch for $2,610 (save $390): This Mini LED Fire TV by Toshiba features an up to 144Hz refresh rate and a dedicated subwoofer to offer the most immersive gaming and movie-watching experiences. Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED Series 55-inch for $440 (save $160): Amazon's flagship Fire TV, with hands-free Alexa for voice control and a stunning image with Dolby Vision IQ. Amazon Fire TV Stick or $20 (save $20): This Fire TV Stick is also 50% off, an HD upgrade to a dumb TV, adding the FireOS smart TV platform in minutes.

More October Prime Day 2024 Fire TV deals

Amazon/ZDNET Insignia Class F20 Fire TV 24-inch for $60 (save $20): This 24-inch Insignia is a great choice for those looking for a smart TV in a small space, like an office or kitchen. Amazon Fire TV Remote Pro for $25 (save $10): Did you lose your Fire TV Remote? This $25 deal gets you the Fire TV Remote Pro with remote finder features and TV controls.  Panasonic Z95 Series Fire TV 65-inch for $2,650 (save $550): This is a good chance to save over $500 on a high-end OLED smart TV with VRR support up to 144Hz. Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite for $18 (save $12): The Fire TV Stick Lite is the best way to make a dumb, 1080p HD TV smart with FireOS. Amazon Fire TV Cube for $100 (save $40): Unlike the Fire TV Stick, the Cube is a tabletop device and supports hands-free Alexa and Wi-Fi 6E.

FAQs

When is Amazon's October Prime Day 2024? 

Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, or October Prime Day, is a two-day sales event on Oct. 8 and 9.

Are Fire TVs really cheaper on Prime Day? 

Fire TVs and most Amazon devices hit the lowest price during Prime Day sales. If you're shopping for a Fire TV or another Amazon device, Prime Day has generally featured lower prices than Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

How did we choose these October Prime Day deals?

ZDNET writers take pride in sharing the most helpful tech information available, and good deals are no exception. We're regularly testing new devices in different settings and looking for deals so we can share the best times to buy them when they're most discounted. 

Discounts aren't everything. ZDNET also considers the value of these deal items by combining personal experience, price history, and competitor pricing.