Amazon Ember 65-inch Mini-LED QLED 4K Fire TV

Amazon Ember is a 65-inch Mini-LED QLED 4K smart TV running Fire TV, with Dolby Vision IQ and a claimed 144 Hz gaming mode. Its high-refresh gaming and picture-processing features are notable, while customer feedback is mixed on responsiveness, reliability, brightness, connectivity and controls.

At a glance

Mini-LED display with 768 dimming zones is intended to improve contrast and retain detail in smaller image areas.
The listing claims up to 1400 nits peak brightness and support for Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive.
A 144 Hz gaming mode and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification target high-refresh-rate gaming.
Fire TV Intelligent Picture is said to adapt picture processing to the scene and room lighting.
Alexa voice features include spoken content search and hands-free TV control; a microphone-disconnect switch is claimed.

Price

£709.99Save 38%

Reference price: ~~£1,149.99~~

Price checked: 11 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The combination of Mini-LED, QLED and multiple HDR formats offers a substantial feature set for films and varied streaming content.
144 Hz mode with FreeSync Premium Pro gives compatible gaming setups a high-refresh-rate option.
Alexa voice control can search and launch content without relying only on menu navigation.

Technical specifications

14 specifications

Display and picture
Screen size	65"
Display technology	Mini-LED
Display type	QLED
Resolution	4K UHD
Peak brightness	up to 1400 nits
Local dimming zones	768 dimming zones
HDR formats	Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive
Colour	over a billion life-like colours

Gaming
Gaming refresh rate	144 Hz
Gaming certification	AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certified

Audio
Audio	2.1 Dolby Atmos audio

Smart TV and controls
Operating system	Fire TV
Voice assistant	Alexa+
Hands-free voice control	Alexa

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Viewers seeking a large 4K HDR television with Mini-LED local dimming.
Gamers with equipment and content able to use a 144 Hz display mode.
Households that want Fire TV and Alexa voice features built into the television.

Less suited to

Buyers who need consistently dependable responsiveness, connectivity or controls based on customer feedback.
Anyone requiring confirmed performance in a specific room brightness or gaming setup; the listing's peak brightness and gaming claims are not independent measurements.

Amazon Ember 65-inch Mini-LED QLED 4K Fire TV · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

3.8 / 5 · 83 ratings

5 stars44%44%
4 stars23%23%
3 stars13%13%
2 stars6%6%
1 star14%14%

Customer feedback praises picture quality, including a mention of HDR10+, and value for money. Experiences with reliability and responsiveness are mixed: some say the TV performs as expected or responds better, while others find it slow or not as expected. Brightness, connectivity and controls also receive mixed feedback. The aggregate rating is 3.8 out of 5 from 83 ratings; that overall figure does not establish how the TV will perform in a particular setup.

Positive themes

Customers praise picture quality and value for money.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on reliability and responsiveness is mixed, with some customers reporting slow or unexpected behaviour.
Customers also give mixed feedback on screen brightness, connectivity and controls.

Frequently asked questions

What picture formats and display features does the listing specify?

It lists a 4K UHD QLED Mini-LED display, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, 768 dimming zones and peak brightness up to 1400 nits.

Is this TV suitable for high-refresh-rate gaming?

The listing claims a 144 Hz gaming mode and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification. Actual use depends on compatible gaming equipment and content.

Does it support voice control?

The listing describes Alexa+ voice search through the remote and hands-free Alexa control, and claims a switch that electronically disconnects the microphones.

What do customers report about the TV?

Customer feedback praises picture quality and value, but reports mixed experiences with reliability and responsiveness; brightness, connectivity and controls are also described as mixed.