4K Roku Premiere now just $19 in this Black Friday streaming deal

4K Roku Premiere now simply $xix in this Black Fri streaming deal

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Nosotros've been all over the best Blackness Fri Roku deals, and this 1 is definitely the one that will sell out the fastest. The Roku Premiere, a 4K HDR streaming device, is at present one-half-off, bringing information technology to its lowest price ever.

Yes, right at present at Amazon, the Roku Premiere is $19 (saving you $xx). And that might make this Blackness Friday deal the cheapest way to get 4K nosotros've ever seen. The Premiere's never fallen below $25 (the aforementioned historic low price for the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K). And if you ask u.s., we'd always go for the Roku over the Fire Stick, even if they were at the same price.

Recently replaced in Roku'south lineup by the Roku Express 4K Plus (which is one of the best streaming devices), the Roku Premiere is still a pretty great upkeep streamer. It's got 4K HDR performance, so your favorite Netflix shows tin wait great.

On top of that, you shouldn't await this upkeep streamer to have budget-level performance. We did non encounter lag when nosotros tested the Roku Premiere, and we saw a quick and efficient experience when launching apps and navigating menus.

Unlike the Roku Streaming Stick 4K, the Roku Premiere is a pocket-sized rectangular device that sits on a surface in your amusement middle. Just make sure that you lot have a clear line of sight to the Premiere, as that's needed for the remote.

One matter to notation, though: when y'all buy any new Roku make sure to download the YouTube app immediately. A beefiness betwixt Google and Roku could accept that app (which houses the YouTube Idiot box service) leave the Roku Channel Store subsequently this year.

Henry is a senior editor at Tom'due south Guide covering streaming media, laptops and all things Apple, reviewing devices and services for the past six-plus years. Prior to joining Tom's Guide, he reviewed software and hardware for TechRadar Pro, and interviewed artists for Patek Philippe International Magazine. He'due south likewise covered the wild earth of professional wrestling for Cageside Seats, interviewing athletes and other industry veterans.