Prime Day Roku Sale: Last Chance to Save on TVs, Streaming Sticks, Smart Home Products and More

Roku is our favorite streaming system, with the most streaming app options, the simplest streaming platform interface and the best search. It also has a content-agnostic platform that doesn’t push any one media streaming service provider, like Amazon Prime Video or Apple, over another. The Express 4K Plus streaming media player is one of the cheapest streaming TV options with 4K HDR. (Even if your current TV doesn’t support those formats, your next one probably will.)

The Roku Streaming Stick 4K features the same simple interface, large app selection and impressive search function found on all Roku devices, but also offers Dolby Vision support. Along with a stick-like design, Dolby Vision HDR is the main difference between the Streaming Stick 4K and the Express 4K Plus and is ostensibly why the Streaming Stick 4K is more expensive than its sibling. 

While we think the Streaming Stick 4K is a great device, we’re just not sold on the Dolby Vision upgrade — mostly because we generally don’t think that it provides a major image quality upgrade over standard HDR. But if Dolby Vision is important to you, this device will not disappoint. This deal is so popular that it sold out on Amazon, but you can still snag it at the same price at Walmart.

Starting to be a little outdated but still getting the job done, the Roku Express is only a couple of dollars away from its lowest-ever price at the retailer. Access HD streaming and over 400-plus free live TV channels. 

Get a whole 4K TV with Roku’s easy-to-use software built right in and save $90. No need for additional streaming sticks or boxes.