Image used with permission by copyright holderMedia streamers have exploded in popularity in recent years, leading to the introduction of so many different models that it can make a shopper’s head spin. Many TVs even come with built-in smart functionality today but often don’t feature the wide array of apps and services of a dedicated streaming device. If you’re in the market for an affordable media streamer but the sheer number of different models is giving you choice paralysis, consider the excellent
The Roku Premiere+ was announced last September and is our favorite choice among the best TV streaming devices. It’s easy to see why: Aimed at users who want to enjoy their favorite shows and movies in crisp Ultra HD, this new member of the Roku family is one of the least expensive ways to start streaming in 4K. The Premiere+ supports HDR content for a true next-gen HD picture, and high-speed dual-band 802.11 AC Wi-Fi delivers fast streaming for fewer disruptions due to buffering or latency. Notably, this Roku offers 60fps capability as well, giving it a leg up over many of its competitors that don’t yet feature this.
The RF remote features “point-anywhere” functionality as well as a 3.5mm jack for the included stereo earbuds so you can enjoy your shows and movies in private without disturbing others. Additionally, Night Listening can selectively muffle loud noises coming from the TV. Like other Roku devices, the Premiere+ offers a myriad of 4K and HD streaming apps such as NetFlix, Hulu, and Amazon, among many others.
normally costs $100, but a $21 discount brings this great streaming device down to just $79. We don’t know how long this discount will last, so if you’re looking for a streamer to enjoy your shows and movies in UHD, the Premiere+ is one of the most affordable 4K-capable units on the market and a great deal at this limited-time low price.
Before you buy a streaming device, check out these great Roku deals
If you've recently purchased from 4K TV deals, perhaps alongside soundbar deals, but you're not happy with the user interface, you might want to buy a streaming device, which will also allow non-smart TVs to access online apps such as streaming services. If you're interested, you should start your search by taking a look at the Roku deals that are currently available, as the Roku platform and its streaming devices have received rave reviews.
Staples is currently offering discounts on a pair of Roku streaming devices. You can purchase the Roku Premiere, originally priced at $35, for $28 after a $7 discount, while the price of the Roku Express 4K Plus has been slashed by $10, bringing its price down to $30 from its original price of $40.
Roku Premiere – $28, was $35
If you've recently upgraded your home theater setup with 4K TV deals and OLED TV deals but the TV's interface is confusing to use, or if you're still using a TV without smart features, you should be checking out Roku deals. The brand's helpful streaming devices include the Roku Ultra 4K, which is available from Staples for just $80 after a $20 discount to its original price of $100.
The Roku Ultra 4K is listed in Digital Trends' best streaming devices for 2021 as the best premium streaming device, with its support for 4K, HDR10, and HLG, as well as compatibility with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for a cinematic experience in your living room. It's powered by a quad-core processor for a responsive interface and apps that launch without delay, and it can also function as a Bluetooth receiver for audio coming from a smartphone or tablet.
The latest Apple TV 4K just got a rare price cut at Amazon
If you've already heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem, or you're thinking about trying out a streaming box as your first Apple device, you should check out the Apple TV deals that you can take advantage of right now. Amazon is actually offering a rare discount for the 32GB version of the second-generation Apple TV 4K, reducing the streaming box's price by $10 to $169, from its original price of $179.
The second-generation Apple TV 4K, which was just released earlier this year, quickly took the spot in Digital Trends' best streaming devices as the top choice for Apple lovers. The streaming box is powered by Apple's A12 Bionic CPU, which enables snappy performance when navigating and launching apps, and supports technologies such as Dolby Vision, HDR10, and Dolby Atmos. The user experience, meanwhile, is simple through Apple's tvOS and the Control Center side panel, which is accessed through a long press on the TV/Control Center button.
The RF remote features “point-anywhere” functionality as well as a 3.5mm jack for the included stereo earbuds so you can enjoy your shows and movies in private without disturbing others. Additionally, Night Listening can selectively muffle loud noises coming from the TV. Like other 
