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Best Prime Day Roku deals 2021: What to expect

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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

There’s just one day left until Prime Day arrives, but if you’re an early bird and looking out for deals now, you can find some great Prime Day deals that are already available, including deals on Roku devices for every home and budget. Roku streaming devices are valuable additions to any home, as they provide a simple way to access streaming content, such as Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, on any TV. If you don’t have a smart TV and you want an easy way to upgrade, or if you want to enjoy the convenience of the Roku interface, you can look forward to the Prime Day Roku deals that will be rolling out Monday and Tuesday, June 21 and June 22. Or you can check out the Prime Day Roku deals already available.

Today’s best Prime Day Roku deals

What Prime Day Roku deals to expect

The range of Roku streaming devices starts from the basic Roku Express, then goes up to the top-of-the-line Roku Ultra, and Amazon will likely be offering savings on the entire lineup. The latest version of the Roku Ultra 2020 and the Roku Streambar, a 2-in-1 streamer and speaker, were released alongside last year’s Prime Day so they weren’t part of the Prime Day Roku sales, but there’s a good chance that there will also be discounts for Roku’s latest products this year. There will also be great offers for TVs with built-in Roku software.

What Prime Day Roku deals we saw last year

Shoppers were able to enjoy discounts on all models of Roku’s streaming devices in last year’s Prime Day, offering a multitude of options depending on their budget and needs. They’re very easy to install, and all they need is an internet connection, so it wasn’t a complicated decision to take advantage of Prime Day Roku deals for those who wanted to access streaming content on their older TVs.

Should you buy a new Roku on Prime Day?

Roku streaming devices will breathe new life into older TVs and will let you enjoy a simpler interface if the one in your smart TV is a bit too complicated for your taste. There’s also the option of buying a TV with built-in Roku software if you’re in the market for an upgrade. Whatever you decide, you’ll enjoy significant savings from this year’s Prime Day Roku sales.

Jennifer Allen
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