Amazon Fire TV Cube, Hands-free streaming device with Alexa, Wi-Fi 6E, 4K Ultra HD

The B09bzz3mm7 Fire TV Cube has received mixed reviews from customers. One major drawback of this product is that it does not have a Gigabit Ethernet port, which can lead to issues with streaming 4k Ultra HD content, especially in homes with multiple devices connected to the network. Many customers have mentioned that they were disappointed with the Ethernet port speed and opted for other devices, such as the Shield TV Pro, which offers a Gigabit port. In terms of running a Plex server, customers have mentioned that it is possible, but Plex would need to create server software specifically for the Fire TV Cube. Some users have had success using an Intel NUC with USB 3.0 External HDDs for low power always-on Plex servers. The USB storage adapter compatibility and maximum memory size options seem to be limited, with one user mentioning using the "Anker 2-in-1 USB 3.0 SD Card Reader" with a 128GB SD card. However, it is unclear if larger sizes are supported. The remote control of the device is not Bluetooth, but it does not need to be pointed directly at the cube to work. It comes already connected to the cube. In terms of performance with Kodi, customers have reported that the Fire TV Cube works well with Kodi 19.3 and 20.1, and they believe it will work well with other versions of Kodi as well. Overall, the customer feedback for the B09bzz3mm7 Fire TV Cube is mixed. Some customers are satisfied with the device, praising its audio quality, speed, and storage space. However, others have mentioned issues with video quality during video calls, limitations with using VPNs, and difficulties with controlling the volume for the TV it is connected to using Alexa commands.