Im a streaming reporter and I always need one of these Roku devices in my TV Save 40%

As a streaming reporter, I’ve spent years refining both my streaming lineup and setup.My one non-negotiable? A Roku streaming stick.To me, it really doesn’t matter if my TV already has a smart OS built in.

If it’s not Roku City, I simply don’t want it.Of all the different platforms I’ve tried, none are quite as intuitive and uncomplicated as Roku’s.

It’s a breeze to set up and doesn’t require an additional power source — simply insert the streaming stick into one of your TV’s HDMI ports and then use the provided USB cable to connect the stick to one of your TV’s power-providing USB ports.From there, all that’s left to do is download and log in to all of your favorite services.

There are plenty of completely free options with Roku, too: download The Roku Channel, Tubi and Pluto TV for no-additional-cost streaming.Best of all? It’s 40% off right now.The Roku streaming stick makes it easy to stream all of your favorite shows, from all of your favorite services, while cutting down on the clutter behind your TV.

This model includes the Roku voice remote, which allows you to open apps, adjust volume and more with simple voice commands.Save 50% on Hisense’s answer to the Frame TV.

Switch from 4K TV to art screensavers effortlessly.This Amazon model has built-in Fire TV OS for seamless streaming of apps like Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+.

This Roku TV’s best feature is its Bluetooth Headphone Mode, allowing for a wireless connection so you can watch your favorite shows without disturbing your housemates.Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York PostThis article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Streaming Reporter for Post Wanted Shopping, Page Six, and Decider.com.

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