Get this 2-in-1 soundbar and streamer for only $69

If your TV's speakers are terrible and its built-in smart apps are painfully slow, this 2-in-1 soundbar and 4K streamer is the easy upgrade you need.
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SAVE 31%: As of Oct. 10, you can get the Roku Streambar SE for $69, down from $99.99, at Amazon. That's a 31% discount and a $30.99 savings.


If your TV's built-in speakers are underwhelming or its smart interface is slow, there's a way to upgrade without splurging on a brand-new TV. Enter: The Roku Streambar SE, a compact device that functions as both a soundbar and a 4K streaming player. All you have to do is plug it into your TV's HDMI port and connect to the internet to get started. And right now, you can get it for just $69.

As of Oct. 10, you can get the Roku Streambar SE for $69, down from $99.99, at Amazon. That's a 31% discount and a $30.99 savings. This isn't the lowest we've seen it go for (it was around $59 during last year's October Prime Day event), but it's still a pretty good deal for a two-in-one streaming device.

The Streambar SE is designed to make dialogue crisp and clear. It even saves you from scrambling for the remote by automatically lowering the volume during loud commercials. When it's time to stream, the easy-to-use interface delivers a 4K HDR picture from all your favorite apps, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and Peacock. Plus, with Bluetooth compatibility, you can easily stream music from your phone for those times you'd rather listen than watch.

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