Amazon launched a new generation of Fire TVs that dial up the speed compared to the outgoing models. They’re not the only smart TV to feature a proprietary streaming interface—Fire TV, in this case—but they do have the best one, in my opinion.

While I’m a big fan of Roku and Apple TV, Fire TV is above average, and I prefer it to Samsung’s and LG’s built-in streaming networks.

new Fire TVs, premium and budget

At the top end of Amazon’s Fire TV lineup, the Fire TV Omni QLED Series comes in sizes from 50″ to 75″. It’s available in 50″ ($480), 55″ ($590), 65″ ($850), and 75″ ($1,200). They’re available now on pre-order and will begin shipping to customers on November 5.

As premium TVs, they support the Dolby Vision and HDR10+ formats of high dynamic range video, although Amazon isn’t yet j

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