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Amazon is shipping the new Apple TV 4K faster, and at a lower price

While it appears some iPhone Duo pre-orders are actually going to arrive sooner than it initially seemed, delivery times are slipping on the new HomeView as we detailed this morning, much like the new Apple TV 4K. Not only is Amazon delivering the next-gen Apple TV 4K faster than Apple in most cases, but it is also selling it for less. 

Amazon has brought back its early pre-order discount on Apple TV 4K at $289.99 shipped. 

That of course is not a giant discount or anything, but it is certainly less than buying it at Apple and now Amazon is likely to ship it to you faster than Apple can as well. 

  • NEW Apple TV 4K (4th Generation) $289 (Reg. $300)
  • NEW Apple TV Siri Remote (4th Generation) $59

Unless you have some Apple Store credit or gift cards to make use of, it seems that scoring one at Amazon is a total no brainer at this point – faster and cheaper. 

Apple’s delivery times could slip even deeper into December at anytime here before release, and it is perhaps only a mater of time before Amazon has a hard time getting your pre-order on the doorstep on the November 13 release date – if you are looking at securing the next-generation Apple TV 4K for launch day, you might want to consider doing so sooner than later. 

Otherwise, keep the nearly $300 in your pocket and just update your existing Apple TV experience with the new Apple TV Siri Remote at $59 instead – it too releases on November 13 and is now available for pre-order. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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