Forget Amazon Fire TV Stick, Roku Ultra Streaming Device Hits Its Lowest Price Ahead of Prime Day
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The Roku Ultra is a premium streaming device, one that offers a huge number of features and is incredibly easy to use. It's also normally $100, which might feel a bit too much for some people. If you love the idea of it but hate the price, then the fact that Amazon has it on sale right now with 21% off is worth paying attention to. That means you can snap it up for $79, and that's a great price for a great device.
The Roku Ultra comes with two things. The first is the box, which is really easy to install, and the other is the rechargeable voice remote pro, which has backlit buttons for when you're doing things in the dark, but also enables you to just search for what you want with voice commands. A lot of us are more used to voice controls now, thanks to smart assistants, and it just massively boosts the usability of the device for some people.
Along with that, this device makes it easy to access all of your favorite streaming services in one place, and then watch everything in beautiful 4K quality with no lag thanks to the Wi-Fi 6 integration. As long as your TV can handle it, this is going to have your TV shows and films looking better than ever, and you can even pair your headphones directly with the device to make sure you can listen to whatever you're watching without disturbing anyone who might be asleep.
The Roku Ultra really is one of the best streaming devices out there, and while not everyone may feel as though they need one, if you've got an older TV or you're just looking to make sure you've got some dedicated tech, this is a great chance to sort that out. After all, while the normal price of $100 isn't too bad, the chance to save 21% on that and get this amazing bit of tech for just $79 is one that shouldn't be missed. Don't hang around though, as there's no way of knowing how long this discount will last.
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