Rather than buying a whole new TV when you're ready for one with smart functionality, streaming media devices like the Roku Premiere+ can add tons of features to the TV you already own. Simply plug it in via your TV's HDMI port to start streaming movies and TV shows from services like Netflix and Hulu. It will even be able to access Disney+ once it launches this coming November!
Roku's Premiere+ offers one of the least expensive entry points into 4K and HDR streaming, and now it's even more affordable thanks to today's sale at Walmart. The device is currently on Rollback there and down to just $39 for a total savings of $10. Walmart offers free shipping with its purchase, or you can select free in-store pickup where available. If you're not ready for 4K streaming, this device is suitable for HD streaming as well.
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Roku's Premiere+ 4K HDR streaming media player just returned to one of its lowest prices. If any TV in your home is still in need of access to streaming services like Netflix and Disney+, this is the way to go.
The Roku Premiere+ comes with a premium High-Speed HDMI cable to plug into your TV to get started. Once you've connected the device to your home's Wi-Fi network, you'll be able to start downloading apps and streaming content via hundreds of services, from Netflix to Prime Video to HBO and much more. It comes with a voice-activated remote that allows for voice search across the top channels, as well as compatibility with the free Roku mobile app which offers private listening, voice search from your smartphone, and more.
Another great bonus to having a Roku streaming device are all the free TV shows and movies that you can watch on-demand via The Roku Channel at no extra charge. The voice-activated remote also includes quick shortcut buttons to popular streaming services including Netflix, Sling, Hulu, and Vudu.
New Roku owners who activate their device before October 5 can receive 30-day free trials of Showtime, STARZ, and EPIX movie channels. More info can be found here .
If you're not sure if this is the right Roku for you, be sure to check out this guide on best Roku devices in 2019 .
