Roku has earned its revered standing in the media space. The company’s devices are simple to set up, and the interface is just as user-friendly. It’s as easy as downloading and navigating to your favorite app. Unsurprisingly, some of these models have claimed spots on our list of the best streaming devices — including the top two spots. But Roku has many offerings in its steamer lineup, which can make it tough to determine which option to choose.
To help you find the right one at a great price, we’ve rounded up some of the best deals available below. We’ll continue to update this page as offers come and go, so be sure to check back often for the best prices. And if you’re looking to fully overhaul your home entertainment setup, be sure to check out our roundups of the best TV and soundbar deals.
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The Roku Express 4K Plus is CNET’s top pick for the overall best streaming device of 2025. You can pick it up for just $28 right now at Walmart. We like the Roku operating system because it has the most streaming app options, the simplest interface of any streaming platform and the best search. It’s also content-agnostic — it doesn’t push any streaming service provider, such as Amazon Prime Video or Apple TV, over another.
The Express 4K Plus is one of the cheapest streaming TV options with 4K HDR. (Even if your current TV doesn’t support this format, your next one probably will.) Thanks to an AirPlay update, this Roku device is also one of the least expensive ways to connect your iPhone or other Apple device to your TV.
This streaming device is marginally faster than the previous year’s version. It also has a backlit remote for better visibility at night. The device runs on Wi-Fi 6, so it’s pretty speedy and has a USB-C adapter. And, at $21 off, it’s an even easier buy.
The budget-friendly Streambar SE is a hybrid soundbar that also doubles as a 4K streaming device. It lists for much less than the Roku Streambar, and it’s about 4 inches smaller than the full-sized counterpart. The device also lacks support for Dolby Atmos audio. But for those with limited space or a tight budget, it’s an excellent option — especially at over $20 off.
With a $49 list price, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K is almost $10 more than the Express 4K Plus. Along with a stick-like design, Dolby Vision HDR is the main difference between the devices — and it’s why the Streaming Stick 4K lists for more than its sibling. Right now, you can snag it for $34 at Walmart.
Released just this year, this streaming device is one of the latest in Roku’s lineup. It boasts 4K picture quality with HDR support for vivid color and sharp contrast. Plus, the remote has a built-in microphone for easy hands-free browsing. It also provides access to over 500 live TV channels for free.
The Roku Express is compact, streams only in HD and comes with an HDMI cable. It lacks a power brick to plug it in, so you’ll either have to provide your own or plug the Express into the USB port in your TV. It also doesn’t come with a smart remote, so you won’t be able to control your TV’s power, volume and inputs with the included remote. You’ll need your original TV remote and a smart speaker or other receiver if you want to use voice controls. It’s a big hassle, so it might make more sense to spend the extra bucks for the Roku Streaming Stick 4K.
If you don’t want or need 4K resolution, this 2025 streaming device is one of the most affordable ways to access your favorite apps on any display with an HDMI port. It supports HD content, and the voice remote allows you to browse for new shows and movies hands-free. Plus, it comes with access to over 500 free live channels.
