The Amazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED is the top dog in the retail giant’s line of own-brand TVs. That makes it the most expensive option firmly in the mid-range, rather than the affordable, price bracket usually targeted by Amazon TVs.
To justify its jump, Amazon has loaded it with a wealth of upgrades that make it a radical upgrade on the Omni QLED model. But, can it compete in its new weight class, which is full of big name rivals from Samsung, TCL, and Panasonic, the last of which now uses Amazon Fire OS on its Mini LED TVs and relaunched in the US last year? Thankfully, based on our week-long stretch of comparative testing, we’re pleased to report the answer is, for the most part, yes.
