IPTV on Amazon Fire Stick in Australia: setup guide

Amazon Fire Stick in Australia

The Amazon Fire Stick is one of the easiest ways to put live TV, movies and series on any screen with an HDMI port. This guide is for viewers in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and across Australia.

What you need

• A Fire Stick connected to your TV and to Wi-Fi, signed in to an Amazon account.
• An internet connection of at least 30 Mbps, and 50 Mbps or more is good, because the connection is usually shared by the whole family.
• WhatsApp on your phone, to message us.

Setup steps

1. Make sure your Fire Stick is connected to the internet and working normally.
2. Message us on WhatsApp with the words Fire Stick and your country. We tell you which app to install and how to get it onto the stick.
3. Open the app and send us a photo of the screen that shows the code it displays. A photo is safer than typing.
4. We load your live channels, movies and series from our side.
5. Close the app completely and open it again. Your free 1-day trial is ready to watch.

Internet in Australia

Most Australian homes are on the NBN. A 25 Mbps plan can feel tight when several people use the internet, so 50 Mbps or higher is the comfortable choice for a family. Fixed wireless and satellite connections can be slower and more variable.

• Live events from Europe and the Americas often air overnight or early in the morning in Australia, so plan your trial around when you really watch.
• Homes on fixed wireless or satellite connections should test the speed in the evening, when these connections are slowest.

Plans and payment in Australia

Start with the free 1-day trial. If you decide to continue, the plans in AUD are:

• 1 month: about AUD 17
• 3 months: about AUD 34
• 6 months: about AUD 52
• 1 year: about AUD 80

Prices are approximate, and the payment page shows the exact amount in your currency. Nothing is paid on this website: after your trial we send a secure card payment link on WhatsApp, and you can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Good to know

Entry-level sticks have less memory than the 4K models, so very large lists can load more slowly on them. We can set up a lighter list for you if that happens.

If you use Wi-Fi, 5 GHz is faster than 2.4 GHz at short range. A network cable is the most reliable choice of all.

Keep the TV software updated. Old firmware is a common reason an app will not install or crashes.

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