The Roku Streambar SE is a soundbar and 4K streaming device in one on sale for $79
SAVE $20.99: As of Sept. 29, you can get the Roku Streambar SE for $79, down from $99.99, at Amazon. That's a 21% discount and a $20.99 savings.
If you’ve been looking for an all-in-one entertainment solution for your bedroom TV or a smaller living room, I’d like to introduce you to the Roku Streambar SE. This little soundbar doubles as a 4K/HDR streaming device, and it's on sale for a limited time at Amazon. So, if a new TV isn't quite in your budget but you still want to get access to streaming apps like Peacock and Apple TV+, this is a great 2-in-1 solution.
The Roku Streambar SE is the lower-priced successor to the Roku Streambar, which is currently out of stock. The original Streambar even got a shoutout in our guide to the best home soundbars, and the SE is an even more affordable streaming solution.
Ahead of Amazon's retailer's Prime Big Deal Days event on Oct. 7, tons of popular gadgets are on sale, including this popular streaming stick. Right now, the Roku Streambar SE is only $79, down from its usual $99.99 retail price. That's a 21% discount and a $20.99 in total savings. This isn't the lowest we've seen it go for (it was $59 during an Amazon sale last year), but it's the lowest price we've seen since early June. And with tariffs causing price increases all over the tech world, we'd be surprised if it gets marked down to $59 again.
With the Roku Streambar SE, you’ll be able to enjoy 4K picture quality (if your TV offers 4K quality) and an easy-to-use Roku interface that lets you stream from pretty much every service you can think of, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and more. It’s also Bluetooth-compatible, so you can pair your headphones for a quiet night of TV watching or stream music from your phone. Plus, the remote controls your TV, sound, and streaming, so you don’t have to juggle multiple remotes.
The two full-range speakers are pretty decent for a budget soundbar, and if you want a more immersive home theater experience, you can pair it with a Roku Wireless Bass Subwoofer.
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