ExpressVPN Hits Fire TV
Get fast, stable streams with ExpressVPN's new native app, starting at $2.49/month
ExpressVPN has launched a native app for Amazon Fire TV devices running Vega OS, joining a select group of VPNs available on the platform. This move brings ExpressVPN's services to owners of the newest streaming sticks, who have been waiting for a mainstream option.
The app is designed with ease of use in mind, featuring remote-friendly sign-in and quick location switching. Users can connect or disconnect, choose a VPN location, and manage the connection with a remote, making it simple to use with a TV. Frequently used locations can be pinned to Favorites for quick access later.
ExpressVPN joins NordVPN, IPVanish, and Surfshark on VegaOS devices, expanding the options for Fire TV VPN users. The app is available for download from the Amazon Appstore and supports TV-friendly sign-in, including QR code sign-in where available.
The app runs ExpressVPN's Lightway protocol, which is built to keep connections fast and stable for HD and 4K streaming. This ensures a seamless viewing experience for users. ExpressVPN subscriptions start at $2.49 per month on the two-year plan, and the company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
## Why it matters The launch of ExpressVPN's native app for Amazon Fire TV devices running Vega OS is significant for anyone shopping for the best VPN to pair with a next-gen Fire TV Stick. With ExpressVPN's arrival, the field of available VPNs has noticeably widened, giving users more options to choose from. The app's ease of use and fast connection speeds make it an ideal choice for streaming.
The rollout covers all supported hardware, including the Fire TV Stick 4K Select, the first device to ship with Amazon's Linux-based platform. This means that users with supported Vega OS devices can now download ExpressVPN and connect in just a few clicks.
