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For $20, this was a no-brainer purchase, even if my primary use ends up being streaming to hotel TVs.
by twoodfin 12y ago
For $20, this was a no-brainer purchase, even if my primary use ends up being streaming to hotel TVs.
- publicfig 12y agoI must be confused, but where are you seeing this for $20? EDIT: I figured out that it is $19 for Prime members. Leaving this up for anyone else that may be confused.
- aroch 12y agoPrime members get a discount: http://idzr.org/y27y http://idzr.org/y27y
- darkstar999 12y agoI have prime and I'm not seeing that price, even in my cart. Is it expired?
- publicfig 12y agoIt is there on checkout, but not in your cart. There is a banner at the top that states this on the product page, but it's pretty easy to miss as it looks like an advertisement.
- mmcclellan 12y agoThe banner says "Discount at checkout." It stays $39 in cart but when you Proceed to Checkout, it shows Prime Savings of $20.
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- taude 12y agoAre you sure this will work in Hotel Wifis? I tried in the past with Google stick and couldn't get it to work because of something with getting both devices on the Wifi. I think it had to do with the fact that you needed to open a browser to accept some terms before allowing the device access to the network. And then there's the issue of hotel WiFi having enough bandwidth to stream efficiently without stutter.
- twoodfin 12y agoI am assuming that over time the average hotel WiFi will get faster. I also frequently hook my Macbook up to the wired internet and share it over a private wireless network, which typically solves the ToC-via-web problem.
- stevenhubertron 12y agoIt looks like they are going to account for this. From their Fire TV page: "Coming soon—take Fire TV Stick with you to use with HDTVs in hotels, college dorms, or anywhere with captive portal Internet access that requires entering a password or a log-in. "