Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K supports Game Pass. Get an official Xbox gamepad starting at $69 ($110+ value).

So many 9to5Toys Readers will know that the 4K Fire TV Amazon streaming sticks now support Xbox Game Pass. That means you can play Xbox Game Pass Ultimate directly from the official Fire TV app, with nothing more than a Fire TV stick, a subscription, and a wireless controller. For people looking to get into the console-less Xbox action for the first time, Amazon is now offering its Prime members some bundle deals that wrap it all up for you. And the prices are actually pretty good when you consider the Prime Day deals on the Fire TV sticks themselves as well as the official Xbox controllers, with deals starting at 68,90 € ready for shipping. While you’ll need to maintain an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, it’s significantly cheaper than buying a PC or Xbox. See the details below.

Amazon Fire TV Stick Xbox Bundle Deals:

• Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K + Black Wireless Xbox Controller 69$ (Value: $110)
  • Includes one FREE month of Game Pass for new members
• Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max + Black Wireless Xbox Controller 79$ (Value: $120)
  • Includes one FREE month of Game Pass for new members

As we hinted above, both of these bundle deals, which likely won’t be around for long as they seem like leftover Prime Day deals at this point, are available at prices comparable to the lowest prices ever seen in Prime Day deals. With up to 37% savings, you’re essentially getting the Fire TV Stick starting at $25 and the Xbox controller for around $45, which is some of the lowest prices we’ve found for either deal.

The only streaming media player with the Xbox app: Stream Forza Motorsport, Starfield, Palworld and discover hundreds of other high-quality games directly on your Fire TV via cloud gaming with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. No console required.

The main differences between the 4K model and 4K Max model packages are as follows: The 4K Max has twice the storage at 16GB, as well as Wi-Fi 6E support for smoother 4K streaming, the improved Alexa voice remote, and a few other less important things (like the Fire TV Ambient Experience), but otherwise both are Xbox compatible.

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