The Amazon Fire TV 4-Series is a range of smart TVs that combine 4K UHD resolution with HDR10 and HLG. In short, it’s got a really good quality screen.

The 4-Series comes in 43”, 50”, and 55” and includes the Alexa voice remote as well as having Fire TV streaming already built in. So, you can watch all your shows, films and sports matches simply by speaking into the remote.

The Fire TV 2-Series came following customer requests for a TV that could fit into any room, and is an entirely new model of smart TV. The range includes 32” and 40” screens and has 720p HD and 1080p HD resolution respectively.

The perks of the 2-Series are that it can fit into any room of the house, and it lets you expand the reach of Alexa. Now, there’s no need to run downstairs to check a notification or turn off a timer.

The Omni QLED is Amazon’s smartest TV to date. The range comes in four sizes: 43”, 50”, 55“, and 65”. It has a 4K QLED display with up to 80 different brightness zones available, and can automatically change those levels of brightness thanks to Adaptive Brightness technology.

A big bonus of the Omni QLED is that it has hands-free Alexa controls, meaning you can call Alexa from across the room to put on your favourite show or movie – no more losing the remote! It’s also capable of linking up to other smart home devices, so from your TV you could check your doorbell camera or even turn off the lights with a simple “Alexa”.

The biggest USP for the Omni QLED, however, is the Fire TV Ambient Experience. This system turns your TV into a piece of artwork, a photo frame, or a video and makes the device a more active part of your home.

The Fire TV Ambient Experience is a piece of technology that turns your TV into an ‘always-smart device’, so that even when you’re not streaming content, the TV becomes a focal point in your home.

Through an in-built sensor package, the TV can sense when someone enters the room and will respond by displaying a piece of art, an image, or a video.

The idea came from Amazon wanting the TV to be more than just a black screen, so now it will automatically show the work of your favourite artist, or a video of waves on a beach, or even a photo of you and your partner from your personal gallery.

It can even construct images from scratch. At the demonstration, Alexa was asked to show “the Northern Lights over Big Ben” and “a medieval castle on Mars”. After a little delay, both of these images then appeared and could be changed to fit any painting style.

If you’d rather something a bit more functional, the Ambient Experience can also show you a series of widgets such as your calendar, a sticky note reminder, or the thermostat of the house. This is all easy to use via the remote control or the hands-free Alexa system.

The full range of Fire TVs are available to pre-order now from Amazon. The Fire TV 4-Series and 2-Series models will begin shipping on Wednesday 12th April, as will the 65’’ version of the Omni QLED. The rest of the Omni QLED range will be available from Thursday 1st June.

And, if you order any of these TVs by 9am on Tuesday 11th April, you can get up to £300 off in a limited-time deal.

The Fire TV 2-Series is the best value, with prices starting at £249.99 for the 32’’ and £299.99 for the 40’’.

The Fire TV 4-Series has an RRP of £429.99, £499.99 and £549.99 for the different sizes, and finally, the Omni QLED series ranges from £549.99 to £999.99.

However, at the moment, with pre-order deals you can grab a 65’’ QLED TV for £699.99, a 43’’ 4-Series for £269.99, and a 2-Series for just £169, plus enjoy deals of up to 30 per cent off on all other sized screens.

The Amazon Fire TV range is available to pre-order now from Amazon: