Attention, Fire TV users! If you're still clinging to the earliest Amazon Fire TV devices, it’s time to face the music—Netflix is pulling the plug on support next month!

Mark your calendars for June 3rd! This date is the final farewell for US users of the 1st-generation Fire TV streaming box and Fire TV Stick, along with the 2016 Fire TV Stick that came with the Alexa Voice Remote. Reports indicate Netflix has already reached out to affected users via email, advising them of this major change.

Not sure if your device is on the chopping block? No worries! You can easily check by navigating to the 'About' section under Settings > My Fire TV.

To sweeten the deal, Amazon is reportedly offering discounts on new Fire TV Sticks for those impacted by this change. However, there's been no official word yet on whether this perk applies to US customers, as Amazon has remained tight-lipped.

In a recent addition to their help page, Netflix hinted that support might be discontinued for devices that can no longer receive vital updates or new features from their manufacturers. They also introduced some fresh error codes: R4, R12, and R25-1 for those encountering issues.

So, if you're still using one of these older models, now is the perfect time to explore new options! Don't miss out on your favorite shows—upgrade your streaming experience and keep Netflix as part of your entertainment lineup!