The only Ring video wall
for Fire TV.

Fire TV can already show a Ring camera — one at a time, when you ask Alexa, until it times out. Video Wall puts every camera on screen at once and keeps them there.

Fire TV has real Ring support built in — and it’s worth being clear about what it does. Say “Alexa, show the front door” and the camera appears, full screen or picture-in-picture, with two-way talk through the remote. For a quick glance when the doorbell rings, it’s genuinely good.

But that’s where it ends. Alexa shows one camera at a time, only when you ask, and the live view shuts itself off after a few minutes. There’s no grid, no way to keep a wall of cameras on the screen, no event history to browse from the couch, and no layout to arrange. It’s a peephole, not a control room.

Video Wall is the only app on Fire TV that does the rest: every Ring camera in one live grid that stays on 24/7, fullscreen with audio on any feed, Auto-Cycle to flip through cameras for you, and each camera’s recent events a click away. It’s the same app Ring reviewed and approved for its App Store on Apple TV — now native on Fire OS.

If your TV is a Fire TV Edition — Amazon Omni, Toshiba, Insignia — Video Wall runs on the TV itself, no extra box. On any other TV, a Fire TV Stick turns the HDMI port into a camera wall.

How they compare

Video Wall against Fire TV’s built-in Alexa live view and mirroring from a phone, feature by feature.

	Video Wall	Alexa live view	Phone mirroring
All cameras at once	Live grid of every camera	One camera at a time	One feed — whatever your phone shows
Stays on the screen	A wall that stays up 24/7	Live view times out after minutes	Stops when the phone sleeps
How you open it	Open the app once	Ask Alexa for each camera, every time	Start a mirror by hand each time
Event history on the TV	Browse each camera's events	Live view only	Only what you tap on the phone
Auto-Cycle	Flips through cameras for you	Not available	Not available
Choose cameras & order	Arrange your wall	No layout at all	None
Battery-camera friendly	Auto mode protects batteries	Streams drain on every view	Same as the phone app
Two-way talk	Listen only — no talk-back	Via the Alexa remote	Through the Ring app
Approved by Ring for its App Store	Yes	Built in by Amazon	No

Alexa live-view behavior varies by Fire TV model and camera. Video Wall requires an active Ring Protect plan.

Why people add Video Wall to Fire TV

Give your Fire TV the full wall.

Get Video Wall from the Amazon Appstore — $1.99/month per camera, billed through Ring. Click through and Amazon delivers it to your Fire TV.

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