Amazon teased its new accessibility feature back in April, and today it is officially available on the Fire TV Stick HD. The rollout brings the Adaptive Display setting to the latest streaming dongle, giving users a better viewing experience.

The Adaptive Display setting resizes both text and UI elements on screen for optimal readability, while keeping any images or key art proportionally scaled. Users can choose from multiple sizing options to match their visual needs and reduce eye strain.

This update follows Amazon's CES 206 reveal of a complete Fire TV UI overhaul and a February rollout of new features. The new hardware offers a more streamlined form factor and added Alexa+ integrations, making the platform more versatile for smart home enthusiasts.

With Adaptive Display now enabled, viewers can fully take advantage of the revamped interface. The feature underscores Amazon's commitment to inclusive design, ensuring the Fire TV experience is accessible to a wider audience.