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Roku deal: Save 20% on the Roku Ultra for National Streaming Day

By Jess Barnes  |  Last updated May 20, 2024 10:24 AM ET
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To celebrate National Streaming Day, Roku has discounted their streaming devices, including the Roku Ultra. Right now, you can get the Roku Ultra for just $79.99, 20% off of the regular price of $99.99

With a new Roku, you can watch content on your favorite streaming apps in 4K, HDR, and Dolby Vision picture quality. And with Roku’s Voice Remote Pro, you can use hands-free commands. Just say “Hey Roku” to launch your favorite apps, play music or find your lost remote. 

Get the Roku Ultra here

What is the Roku Ultra?

The Roku Ultra is Roku’s fastest and most powerful streaming device. With the Ultra, you have the option to connect with Wi-Fi or with an Ethernet cable. The device also comes with the best version of Roku’s remote. The Roku Voice Remote Pro includes a rechargeable battery, hands-free controls and a lost remote finder. 

Your new Roku Ultra comes with:

  • Roku Ultra streaming player
  • Roku Voice Remote Pro
  • Headphones for remote
  • Power adaptor
  • USB charging cable (for the Roku Voice Remote Pro)
  • Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

What to watch with Roku

Roku players are compatible with nearly every streaming app including favorites like Hulu, Netflix, Max and more. You can subscribe to live TV streaming apps directly through each service or through the Roku Store. 

Roku also has its own free channel, The Roku Channel. The channels have a regularly updated selection of free movies, shows, live news channels, family-friendly TV and more. Be sure to check out the section of Roku Originals - a set of original titles that you won’t find anywhere else including Weird: The Al Yankovic Story starring Daniel Radcliffe, the reality dating show Meet Me in Paris and Mapleworth Murders.

Jess is a writer, editor, and Cleveland sports fan. She previously worked for TV Guide and Cord Cutters News where she covered all things streaming and sports.