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Best Buy to begin selling products on Amazon, starting with exclusive next-gen Fire TV Edition smart TVs

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In a rather unconventional move, Amazon has announced a partnership with Best Buy. The next-generation Amazon Fire TV Edition-branded smart TVs will be exclusively sold by Best Buy at retail stores, on BestBuy.com, and most interestingly, by Best Buy on Amazon.com as a third-party seller for the very first time.

Starting this summer, Best Buy will launch over ten 4K and HD Fire TV Edition units from Toshiba and Insignia. Later in the year, these TVs will make their way to Canada as well. Fire TV Edition-branded TVs come with Fire TV software built-in, as well as an Alexa remote and Echo pairing capabilities.

The logic behind the collaboration makes sense when you think about it. People traditionally prefer to physically view TVs before buying them, and Amazon will be able to take advantage of Best Buy's 1,000+ brick-and-mortar stores in the US. On the other hand, Best Buy gains retail exclusivity. It's a win-win for both companies.


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