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Best deal on the Roku Premiere media player (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Roku Premiere media player is on sale for £29.98 on Amazon, saving you 25% on list price.
Streaming can be stressful, but it doesn’t need to be this way. The Roku Premiere media player keeps things very simple, and it could be all yours for under £30.
The Roku Premiere media player lets you easily find and enjoy films in 4K. Setup is as simple as it gets, and all you need to do is plug it into your TV with the included HDMI cable and connect to the internet. Then you can stream what you love, including live TV, news, sports, films, popular shows, and more.
You can now pick up this media player for just £29.98 on Amazon. This is down by 25% on list price, saving you over £10. This includes access to hundreds of free channels, so there’s always plenty to enjoy without spending anything extra.
Everything you need to get started is included. You get an easy-to-use remote with shortcut buttons to popular streaming channels, all the required cables, and batteries. There is nothing standing in your way.
Roku makes streaming easy with the Roku Premiere media player.
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