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Grab A Roku Streaming Stick Plus For $29 (Other Rokus Are On Sale Too)

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If you’re in the market for a new streaming player, the Roku Streaming Stick Plus (2025) is currently down to just $29 on Amazon. Considering this streaming player normally retails for $39.99, consumers can save $11 on a popular Roku player.

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  • The Roku Streaming Stick Plus is currently on sale for $29 (down from $39.99) through Amazon.
  • While not the top-tier choice, the Roku Streaming Stick Plus offers good value for those seeking an affordable 4K streaming device.
  • Other Roku models are also discounted, including the Roku Streaming Stick ($24) and Roku Ultra ($79.99).

The Roku Streaming Stick Plus is not the best streaming player around, but it is still as solid option and especially for those looking for a cheaper 4K player.

This is also the very newest model. The Roku Streaming Stick Plus became available to buy in May of this year and acts as a direct replacement for the Roku Express 4K+

In addition to 4K support, the Roku Streaming Stick Plus features a Roku Voice Remote with TV controls, access to a wide variety of streaming apps, and The Roku Channel. The latter of which unlocks more than 500 free TV channels, including live news and weather, sports, and more.

Roku Streaming Stick Plus
  • 4K
  • Roku Voice Remote
  • The Roku Channel

If the Roku Streaming Stick Plus isn’t the right option for you, you can save on other Roku players right now through different sales.

Here’s a roundup of all the currently discounted Roku players and where to buy them at the lowest prices.

Roku Streaming Stick$24Amazon
Roku Streaming Stick Plus$29Amazon
Roku Streaming Stick 4K$39.99Roku
Roku Streambar SE$79Amazon
Roku Ultra$79.99Roku

As these are all limited-time deals, those looking to pick up one of these Roku players may want to make the purchase sooner rather than later.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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