(NEW) Fire TV Stick 4K (1st Gen) streaming device with Alexa Voice Remote (2nd Gen)

I have an older Samsung 3-D Smart TV purchased for its other attributes that were bundled with 3-D only and the Smart part has long since been abandoned by Samsung making the acquisition of Disney+ near impossible and way overly complicated to access if I did manage to pick it up---answer: the newest generation of the Amazon's FireStick TV 4K. First, connectivity: Exactly everything I needed to connect the Fire Stick to my old Samsung was in the box. The thoughtfulness that went into the contents of the box is impressive, especially the HDMI pigtail that was included to provide maximum installation flexibility. Connection is a total no-brainer. Second, set up: At first I was concerned it was going to be a hassle but you just follow the on-screen prompts. The only sorta confusing part was pairing the Fire Stick remote with my old TV and my ZVOX Sound Base but once I realized that was what was going on, it was easy as pie even though I had to suss out the code numbers for my stuff out of the list provided on-screen by Fire Stick. You simply pick your TV model and Sound system (if you have one) and the Stick gives you a code number that you select and the rest happens automatically, including an simple operational test to vet the pairing. Voila, the Fire Stick remote controls my TV's power-on/off, selects the right video input/source HDMI port, and controls the volume level on my ZVOX Soundbase. It took all of three minutes to figure out how navigation works on the remote using the buttons and even less to figure out how to use the remote's built in Alexa voice control module to navigate. Depress the microphone button and talk to it telling it where you want to go in the menu(s) and/or what specifically you want (where to go or what you want to watch). Amazing! Third, performance. The Fire Stick just blows away the Samsung "Smart" modules in both my old Smart TV and newer Samsung Smart BlueRay/DVD player in streaming speeds, buffer capacity, and video playback speed and quality. A few seconds of trial and error navigation and the menu structure becomes almost intuitive and so easy to navigate. Finally, loading the Disney+ application was a no-brainer too as was selection of my subscription type and payment means. I happen to have an Amazon Prime membership and the content included with that membership, Netflix, and now Disney+ means I'll never run out of entertainment options. Lastly, my recommendation. Amazon's Fire Stick is so good I am truly considering dumping cable TV and will likely never purchase a "Smart" TV again. A simple one-time purchase of a good high gain HDTV antenna and I will have all the local TV channels I would possibly need and with Fire Stick TV system by Amazon all the free and premium services I can afford and could possibly want.