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SAVE $20: The wake up sex videosAmazon Fire TV Stick is on sale for $19.99, down from its original price of $39.99. That's 50% off!

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While Prime Day came and went earlier this month, we've found that some deals have stuck around.

Notably, you can still get an Amazon Fire TV Stick for 50% off. That adds up to $20 of savings taking the price from $39.99 to $19.99. To make the deal all the more attractive, Amazon also includes a free, six-month subscription to MGM+, which lets you stream live TV plus an extensive archive of movies and shows.

To set up your new Amazon Fire TV Stick, all you have to do is plug the Fire TV Stick into your TV's HDMI port and connect to wifi, turning an otherwise ordinary TV into an immersive entertainment hub. The included remote has Alexa Voice technology, so you can speak directly into the remote to find your favorite content, saying goodbye to tedious type-searching.

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Before you buy, it's important to know that this Amazon Fire TV Stick is not for 4K steaming. If that's a priority for you, you'll want to check out the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max. This model is also on sale today, albeit at a higher price of $44.99. If you want access to HD streaming at the lowest price possible, we reccomend going with the standard Amazon Fire TV Stick.

Score an Amazon Fire TV Stick for 50% off today to take advantage of this deal.

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