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By Laura Tucker
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There are so many options for streaming content and watching it later. We’re no longer limited to just our TV and a VCR. We’ve seen the birth of DVRs, on demand, streaming, etc. It’s a cord-cutter’s life. But sometimes those other options have limitations. The Fire TV Recast DVR handles those limitations. With a Fire TV, it allows you the ability to record your favorite shows.

As a DVR, it allows you to record over-the-air TV when you have a Fire TV or an Echo Show. But with this device, you can do the same when you’re on the go with a compatible mobile device. You can watch live sports, local news, late night shows, and other favorites through an HD antenna that must be purchased separately. Unlike cable and satellite, you have no monthly fees.

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Like a DVR, you can also record two shows at once because of the two tuners. Also like a DVR, you can keep the recordings. The Fire TV Recast DVR stores up to 75 hours of HD programming. It has the most reliable video streams over Wi-Fi of any over-the-air DVR.

When paired with a compatible Alexa-enabled device, you can use your voice and Alexa to search for shows, control the channel guide and manage your recordings. If you have an Echo Show, you can watch your recorded content on that device. The Fire TV mobile app allows you to take the content with you and watch it wherever you are.

Take $100 off the price of this Amazon product and pay just $129.99 for the two tuners. Pay $179.99 and get four tuners.

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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