It is reported that the new generation of Amazon Fire TV Stick TV stick has passed FCC certification.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, September 4 (Xinhua)-- Foreign blogger Janko Roettgers has found that two new generation Fire TV Stick TV stick devices from Amazon have been approved by FCC. Amazon has submitted two "digital media receivers", and although neither of them is explicitly mentioned as an Fire TV Stick TV stick, it can be judged by its characteristics that they are Fire TV Stick.

CTOnews.com found that the two devices are variants of each other, which means that they are either standard and Lite, or standard and Max. The two new devices are likely to be 2023 Fire TV Stick, with one device having a FCC ID of 2A4DH-6392 and a model of M3N6RA, while the other has a FCC ID of 2A4DH-6387 and a model of K3R6AT.

Amazon has used the name "digital media receiver" on Fire TV in the past, and the FCC file lists how they are connected to large "accessories" made by LG during testing, which may be LG televisions or monitors and used with Bluetooth accessories.

The main difference between the two devices disclosed in the FCC file is that M3N6RA supports WiFi 6, while K3R6AT supports WiFi 6e, one of which may support 4K.