Utiliza los comandos de voz o los botones del control remoto para controlar televisores compatibles, barras de sonido y receptores A/V de marcas populares como Samsung, Sony, LG, Vizio y más. Además, sintoniza los canales de televisión en directo con cajas por cable y satélite de proveedores como Comcast, DISH, y DIRECTV/AT&T U-verse; solo pídeselo a Alexa.
Disfruta de una impresionante transmisión 4K Ultra HD de hasta 60 fps y HDR, lo que permite colores más vivos y realistas y una claridad excepcional. Siente las escenas cobran vida con el audio tridimensional Dolby Atmos en determinados títulos de Prime Video cuando se conecta a sistemas de audio domésticos compatibles.
Im a newbie in the world of AI and automation space. So far, I am very impressed with the quality, capabilities and functionalities of CUBE and because if this I ended up buying 3 more devices for my household. What's even more intriguing is now that I am referring to Alexa as "she/her", rather than "it"; whereas in the past, I corrected people for saying same thing. Yup... hypocrisy at its best...lol.
Anyways, here is a quick summary of my experience with Fire Cube/Echos so far.
Strengths:
- Easy setup using Alexa companion app on Android OS. Allows access to polethora of commands, functions, smart skills to manage compatible gadgets. My favorites - creating Rountines to control multiple devices. For example "Alexa, good morning" which turns on the TV, lights in specific areas, adjusts temperature and reads out appts on my google calendar. Also, I have found "recent activity" tab is very helpful as it displays all commands heard/executed especially if Alexa is having a hard time understanding, i.e. due to misspelled input during setup (dinning vs. dining)
- From what I have experienced, Cube's (voice recognition) Range up to 9 ft with background noise. Up to 15 ft without. Echo dots are little bit better since they are placed away from my sound system.
- Very impressed with the natural language adoption & recognition especially the voice commands without pause. Works best if you disable "start of request" sound under sound settings which means it doesn't make a sound upon activation (once command "Alexa" is given by the user) so you can simply say Alexa turn on the lights vs. Alexa, wait for the wake up sound, and then proceed to say the command.
- Home Automation & Seamless Integration: Works great with Samsung SmartThings Hub, to control - Samsung QF7 smart TV with one connect box and access to vast amounts of entertainment devices and (subscription) providers (netflix, Hulu, spotify etc), Sengled smart bulbs (on/off, dim), Nest, Schlage connect century touchscreen deadbolt lock, myCadillac to start, stop, lock, unlock vehicle (On-Star subscription required) and Arlo security cam (video appears on TV).
- Learning & improvements: Initially when I setup the lights automation, I had noticed a significant lag between commands and execution (turning lights on/off) but within few days that issue went away. Clearly the functionality improves as the device learns thru constant use. Same goes for voice recognition. Initially, Alexa had a hard time recognizing my wife's voice commands however that ended up resolving itself within couple of days.
Opportunities:
- Limited interaction using voice commands with the Xfinity X1 cable box, Samsung (smart TV) one connect box and Polk Magnifi mini sound system. Im able to switch input by saying "switch to cable" however it doesn't trigger wake up if x1 cable box is in sleep mode. Even after I manually turn on the cable box, it does not function as described. For example, after I say "Alexa, pull up channel 113 on cable" she acknolwedges command execution however cable box nothing changes on my cable box. I suspect this has something to do with use of One connect box that is tied to my Samsung Q7 smart TV. But who knows. Besides from what I have read, Alexa/Cube has very limited functionality with xfinity services. For now you can only use commands to change channels by number or name. No on demand stuff or changing channels by using partial/commonly called names (for local channels), i.e "pull kcpqdt on cable" vs. switch to "q13 Fox", as it is commonly known/called in Seattle area. My advice...stick with the remote!
- Limited functions on stand alone use of Polk Magnifi sound system. I can't seem to connect with the Alexa app using BT function which limits my use to controlling volume on the device. If I want to change input to Bluetooth from optic (or vice versa) on my system I have to do so manually.
- Cube does not support calling or messaging functionality. Also, I do not like the fact that rest of the Echo lineup requires subscription to Skype, and not allow you to pick your own/existing provider (like Verizon for us), in order to utilize this function.
- Commands have to be said exactly how they are inputted in routines otherwise Alexa will not recognize them, even if the difference is as minor as singluar (light) vs. plural (lights). You have to say things the EXACT way (and right spelling/pronounciation) otherwise you will end up repeating yourself over and over.
- Your voice search for programs must specify the provider otherwise it will only pull up what is available on Amazon Fire TV. For example, if I say "play despicible me 3", it will only show purchase option thru Amazon whereas it is free on Netflix, which is already tied to my Fire TV account.
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Detalles técnicos del Fire TV Cube
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Tamaño |
3.4” x 3.4” x 3.0” (86.1 mm x 86.1 mm x 76.9 mm) |
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Peso |
16.4 oz (465 g) |
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Procesador |
Quad-core de hasta 1.5 GHz | ARM 4xCA53 |
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GPU |
Mali450 MP3 |
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Almacenamiento |
16 GB internas |
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Memoria |
2 GB |
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Conectividad Wi-Fi |
Conectividad Wi-Fi de doble banda y doble antena (MIMO) para streaming más rápido y menos conexiones caídas que el Wi-Fi estándar. Soporta redes Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n/ac. |
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Bluetooth |
BT 4.2 y BLE. Emparéjalo con altavoces Bluetooth compatibles, audífonos, controles de videojuegos y más. |
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Soporte de voz |
Soporte de voz de largo y corto alcance |
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Compatibilidad con control de voz |
Fire TV Cube puede controlar una amplia gama de dispositivos habilitados para IR, incluyendo televisores, barras de sonido, cajas de cable y satélite, y receptores A/V. Más información sobre los dispositivos compatibles. |
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Almacenamiento en la nube |
Almacenamiento gratuito en la nube para contenido digital comprado en Amazon |
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Puertos |
HDMI, alimentación, micro USB, compatibilidad de infrarrojos con cable |
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Audio incluido |
Altavoz integrado de 1,6” (40 mm) para interactuar con Alexa, incluso cuando el televisor está apagado. Fire TV Cube utiliza los altavoces del sistema para experiencias de entretenimiento y encenderá el televisor, la barra de sonido o el receptor A/V para reproducirlos. |
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Soporte de audio |
Dolby Atmos, sonido envolvente 7.1, 2 canales de estéreo y salida de audio HDMI de hasta 5.1. Dolby Atmos no está disponible por el momento en contenido de Netflix. |
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Formatos de contenido compatibles |
Video: HDR-10. H.265, H.264, Audio: AAC-LC, AC3, eAC3 (Dolby Digital Plus), FLAC, MP3, PCM/Wave, Vorbis, Dolby Atmos (EC3_JOC), Foto: JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP |
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Resolución de salida admitida |
2160p, 1080p, and 720p up to 60 fps |
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Requisitos del sistema |
.Televisión de alta definición con entrada HDMI de alta velocidad disponible, conexión a Internet de alta velocidad a través de Wi-Fi o bandeja de entrada accesorio Ethernet, toma de corriente, (equipo compatible TV/sonido/cable para control por infrarrojos o voz). Cable HDMI de alta velocidad y TV 4K con conector HDMI de alta velocidad necesarios para una visualización 4K y un control de dispositivos más confiable. |
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Compatibilidad de TV |
El televisor debe admitir los requisitos mínimos de HDCP para la reproducción de contenido protegido. Más información. Debe poder controlar (1) televisores 4K ultra alta definición con capacidad de 2160p a 24/25/30/50/60 Hz y HDCP 2.2, incluyendo modelos populares de LG, Samsung, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba, Vizio, y otros, o (2) televisores con HDMI con capacidad de 1080p o 720p a 50/60 Hz, incluyendo modelos populares compatibles con HDCP de Hitachi, JVC, LG, Mitsubishi, NEC, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Samsung, Sharp, Sony, Toshiba, Vizio, Westinghouse, y otros. (Para control del dispositivo, es posible que algunas funciones no estén disponibles en algunos modelos). |
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Garantía y servicio |
Garantía limitada de 1 año y servicio incluidos. Garantía extendida opcional de 2 años y 3 años disponibles para clientes de Estados Unidos, se venden por separado. El uso de Fire TV está sujeto a los términos que encuentras aquí. |
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Asistencia regional |
Solo para Estados Unidos |
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Funciones de accesibilidad |
El lector de pantalla VoiceView permite el acceso a la gran mayoría de las funciones de Fire TV para usuarios no videntes o con discapacidad visual. Mira videos y programas de televisión con subtítulos en pantalla. Los subtítulos no están disponibles para todo el contenido. También puedes escuchar Fire TV con audífonos Bluetooth compatibles. Más información. Más información. |
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La caja incluye |
Fire TV Cube, Alexa Voice Remote (2da generación), adpatador de corriente, Guía de Inicio Rápido, guía de marketing, 2 baterías AAA, cable extensor infrarrojo (IR), adaptador Ethernet de Amazon (10/100) |
Detalles técnicos de Alexa Voice Remote
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Tamaño |
38 mm x 142 mm x 16 mm |
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Peso |
43.4 g (sin baterías) |
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Baterías |
2 AAA (incluidas) |
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Tecnología |
Bluetooth e Infrarrojo |
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Compatibilidad |
Fire TV Cube (1era generación), Fire TV Cube (2da generación), Fire TV Stick (2da generación), Fire TV (3era generación diseño colgante), Fire TV Stick 4K |
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Easy setup and controls all your equipment but has room for improvement
I bought this as an alternative solution to control my TV and sound system with Alexa. My main setup in my room consists of an LG 70" 4k TV, nvidia shield, xbox one, LG soundbar, and a Nintendo switch. Before the fire TV cube, I had no way to control all with Alexa until I bought a logitech harmony hub. When I found out about this, I thought I'd try it. My setup in my living room is simple. Samsung 55" 3D TV, Samsung sound towers and the fire TV cube. Setting this up was easy! It detected both TV and speakers right away. After all software updates and apps that I wanted and had to sign in to, I had this thing running in half an hour and didn't even need a manual.What I observed (good or bad):1. It is smaller than I expected. Not a big deal but I thought it was bigger.2. If using the remote as your mic, you have to press and hold while speaking. Unlike with my nvidia shield, I can talk with just a single press then Google assistant can listen (similar to a phone). It's just something you need to remember if you're used to a press and release to talk kind of person.3. When I ask Alexa to turn on the tv, TV, on on both TV and speakers. This is good when I actually want both to be turned on at the same time. Maybe it takes a few tweaks to customize but it works great for now since I only have a simple setup for this.4. I hear Alexa through my speakers when turned on. This was unexpected. Like I said, I may need to do some tweaks to have Alexa just be heard on the cube. Not sure about this yet.5. The blue light appears on the top of the TV screen when you speak to Alexa which is kind of cool. It's like your TV is a giant echo show.6. It pauses whatever is on the TV if you call on Alexa. I didn't like this since it ruins the show when it pauses. My Alexa in my room does not interrupt my watching while I ask for something else.7. The speakers on the cube itself is not as good as my other echo products. Honestly, my echo dot sounds better.8. You have to review and get used to new commands to completely be hands free on this. Sure, it takes longer to get things done then just using the remote to scroll through things but it's a nice feature to not even hold a remote. Is just not there yet in my opinion.9. Picture quality is very good. I may need to plug this on my 4k TV to see the quality on 4k content but on my 1080p, it looks great.10. I have not tested it but I don't think I'd play games on this. It's the reason why I ditched my fire TV stick for the nvidia shield. Don't think this has the hardware to have a decent playing experience. Maybe for simple games..Overall, this fire TV cube is a good buy. It is like having an echo dot and a logitech harmony hub in one. I'd say if this was priced $80, it's a steal but at $130, I feel it's a bit pricey since it's not perfect.
