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Roku rivals the Amazon Fire TV Stick with a cheaper way to stream television


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If you want a discounted streaming stick or smart TV you might be wise to look further than a Fire TV Stick this Black Friday

The article from Express.co.uk discusses the Roku Streaming Stick 4K and how it compares to its rivals, particularly the Amazon Fire TV Stick. Roku has launched a new version of its streaming stick, which is priced at £50 and offers 4K streaming capabilities. It features a faster processor, improved Wi-Fi, and supports Dolby Vision, positioning it as a strong competitor to Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K Max, which is slightly more expensive at £65. The article highlights Roku's advantages such as a user-friendly interface, a vast selection of channels, and no need for an Amazon Prime subscription to access all features, unlike the Fire TV Stick which integrates heavily with Amazon's ecosystem. Additionally, Roku's device does not push Amazon's products or services as aggressively, providing a more neutral streaming experience. However, the Fire TV Stick offers Alexa integration, which might appeal to users already invested in Amazon's smart home ecosystem.

Read the Full Daily Express Article at [ https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/1982293/roku-rivals-amazon-fire-tv-stick ]

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