AmazonSignage Stick - digital signage media player - quad-core SoC, 4K video streaming and playback, WiFi 6E

Studied a few Android TV Ticks and Android media players, I found that Amazon Signage Stick is the best one for the users like me, a reliable and hassle-free solution for my digital signage needs. Setup was incredibly straightforward -- just plug into the HDMI port, connect to Wi-Fi or an ethernet via a USBC-Ethernet adapter, and it's ready to go. After select my CMS, the user interface is intuitive, making it easy to upload and manage content without needing technical expertise. In terms of reliability, the device runs smoothly even for long hours of operation, with no noticeable overheating or lag in room environment. Firmware updates are seamless. Overall, this signage stick is a dependable and user-friendly option for businesses looking for an affordable digital signage solution. Happy recommended!

The media could not be loaded. I love the new Signage Stick big upgrade from a fire stick. It only takes a few minutes to set up and works great with Directable Signage.

Everything it does is simple and fast and works well. It is really easy to use.1 star off for the price, just a little high considering the other firesticks are so cheap. I also wish there was a basic free or included ability to just do slides on a single schedule with time per slide. Nothing fancy at all, but if you just want to throw something out there, shouldn't need a third party for a rotating set of photos.

I bought 2 of these thinking it would make my life easier but I was disappointed. I plugged in the first of 2 signage sticks I received. Switched to HDMI input and waited for onboarding screen. After fiddling to get the remote recognized (which I don’t even know why a remote is needed), I scanned the QR code needed for registration. This took me to a web page with some oddly formatted text and a button to login to Amazon signage console. I clicked and waited. I was then asked to allow or cancel access for my Amazon account to the signage console. I clicked allow. And then I was shot back out to the initial page. Fail. That did t work. I tried several times to get this workflow to work on both sticks. Did not work at all. So I registered manually using the remote to click “play”. I got the code and entered it into the console. Registered! Now I waited for the stick to upgrade and give me a player registration code. After some waiting an overlay appeared stating it failed to complete setup and the only option was to reset the device. This happened for both sticks in different displays. After a reset you have to register with signage console again. Select and configure WiFi again. And wait for the player to install and show it’s activation page. On both sticks the workflow worked after the initial configuration and reset loop.I was really hopeful this thing would save me time but instead it cost me time. This is too expensive and untested to use. Buyer beware.update 11/4 - brought the stick with display to a customer site. Did the physical install in 30 minutes. I thought it would be easy to just switch the wireless network.... fail again. Click the gear button on the remote, add a wifi network (it was a hidden network) - you can enter the name of the network, the security protocol, and check 'show password' - but you can't select the actual password field. Tried this with both the remote it comes with and the firetv app for the iPhone - neither allowed selection of the password field. I was forced to reset the stick entirely, enter the network from the setup (which worked as it should), waited 15 minutes for update of the amazon software, wait 5 minutes for the download of the signage client, wait 5 more minutes to reload the media, re-register the stick with amazon signage, and re-register the device with my signage platform. Turned at 30 minute installation into a 60 minute one. Terrible customer experience. This must be fixed.

Wow, I have to say that at first, I had my doubts regarding this stick. I prepared myself for unforeseen costs when I read that it came with CMS options. You know how it is—"free" often means "free to frustrate." However, to my absolute delight, PosterBooking is free for the first year and AbleSign is totally free!Even for a non-technical person like me, setting it up was simple. The way I organize and present my startup's displays has been completely transformed by this tiny device. It eliminates a great deal of the hassle and is quick and easy.I can honestly say that it has greatly simplified my life. You won't regret it, so if you're on the fence, go for it!

As a digital signage option, I highly recommend this over pretty much everything at the cost point. It works right out of the box. Didn't even need instructions. It locks it down the way one would expect to prevent someone. from hijacking it. Haven't had any lag or bandwidth issues whatsoever. Very recommended product

Great product

Love when devices are created thoughtfully! Was seeing one too many instances of devices and systems hiccupping or even affecting overall network so I wanted to try Amazon’s latest device that is ‘designed for digital signage’ – they weren’t kidding – it works like a dream and for only $99, I have more peace of mind than I ever had. Plan on getting more for the rest of my screens!