ExpressVPN joins the short list of VPNs built for Amazon's Vega OS Fire TV Sticks
ExpressVPN has launched a native app for Amazon Fire TV devices running Vega OS, giving owners of the new streaming sticks another top-tier way to protect their connection.
ExpressVPN has launched a native app for Amazon Fire TV devices running Vega OS, joining NordVPN, IPVanish, and Surfshark as the only providers offering support on these devices. This significant addition widens the limited options for VPN users with supported Vega OS devices. The ExpressVPN app offers remote-friendly sign-in and quick location switching, making it an ideal choice for streaming on next-generation Fire TV Sticks.
Priced at $2.49 per month starting from a two-year plan, it is comparable to NordVPN in terms of affordability. ExpressVPN's app is designed with TV users in mind, featuring easy-to-reach controls and remote-friendly sign-in options. Users can connect to their preferred location with just a few clicks and enjoy fast and stable streaming through ExpressVPN's Lightway protocol.
With this launch, the list of VPN providers compatible with Amazon Fire TV Vega OS devices now stands at four, highlighting the growing interest and competition in this niche market.
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