You get a wireless remote control that resembles the one you get with a Fire TV Stick, but with a few extra buttons. This remote is voice-enabled, and you can summon Alexa by keeping the microphone button pressed and issue voice commands. Other than the buttons found on a Fire TV Stick remote, here, you have keys for input selection and quick settings, along with hotkeys for Netflix, Prime Video, Amazon Music and Apps. Since this isn’t an official Android TV, it does not have Chromecast, but lets you mirror content from your phone or tablet using Miracast. Audio output is rated at 20 Watts RMS, with support for Dolby Audio and DTS TruSurround. The TV supports Bluetooth (version not specified) and dual band Wi-Fi. On the specifications front, this TV is powered by a quad-core processor with 1 GB RAM and 8 GB of internal storage, a chunk of which is taken up by the Fire OS. It has a 60 Hz refresh rate with DLED backlighting. The panel type isn’t specified, but it seems like a VA panel.
The 43-inch Akai Fire TV Edition has a Full HD panel with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. Image: Tech2/Ameya Dalvi Akai 43-inch Fire TV Edition Smart TV - Features and specifications: 8/10 A USB port, three HDMI ports, SPDIF out, coaxial A/V inputs, IR port and a LAN port are placed on the right side of the TV.
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