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The best way to upgrade an old “dumb” TV to let you download apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu is to get yourself a streaming stick. They’re affordable and easy to install. And what do you know, Roku has a number of streaming devices on sale over at Target for Labor Day.
Roku Express HD
If you’re looking to start streaming on your non-smart TV or even if you just don’t really like the interface of your smart one (I’m looking at you LG), then sticking a Roku in one of the free HDMI slots isn’t such a bad idea. You’ll get access to all the apps you need to keep up with the latest series and films.
And if you’re like me and waste countless hours watching longform video essays on YouTube about old shows or games you’ve never heard of, than this one will be fine for you. Most YouTube content is only up to 1080p anyway.
Right now, you can grab the Roku Express HD for just $20 (previously $30).
View Roku Express HD at Target
Roku Express 4K+
The big step up here is right in the name. Enjoy all of your favorite movies and shows in beautiful 4K. Dune: Part Two is still streaming over on Max. Do yourself a favor and sit back in awe in front of your TV for the next two hours and 46 minutes.
The Roku Express 4K+ has been reduced in price from $40 to just $30.
View Roku Express 4K+ at Target
Roku Streaming Stick 4K
I know what you’re probably thinking while reading this? “You just explained the 4K one, what’s different about this?” Well the name isn’t great at making the distinction, but the main feature the Roku Streaming Stick 4K has over the Roku Express 4K+ is that this one supports Dolby Vision is a form of HDR developed by Dolby Dolby Laboratories. The idea is it enhances contrast, brightness, and the full range of colors it can show. Certain media is created with Dolby Vision in mind with dynamic metadata, adapting to the display it’s being view on should the TV support it. So what that means is if you watch a Dolby Vision thing on with Dolby Vision device, you’ll get richer, more lifelike visuals.
In any case, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K which is normally $50 is down to just $35 with this sale.
View Roku Streaming Stick 4K at Target
Each of the three options all come with the streaming device itself, a remote, AA batteries, and the necessary cables to get it setup right out of the box. The remotes can be controlled via voice controls which makes it very easy to find your favorite stuff. Just hold down the button and say, “My Cousin Vinny,” and you’ll be treated to a laughed filled afternoon with Marissa Tomei and Joe Pesci.
Go ahead and save yourself up to 33% off on your new Roku streaming device today.
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