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Roku Ultra LT down to just $48 at Walmart for Black Friday

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The Walmart Black Friday Event 1 shopping extravaganza — the first in what’s set to be a long line of Walmart Black Friday deals — is now underway. If you’ve been looking for a new way to stream, you can buy the Roku Ultra LT for just $48 right now — usually $79.

The Roku Ultra LT is a streaming player that offers clear 4K video resolution and comes packed with a powerful quad-core processor. It also works great both wirelessly and if you want to connect it to an ethernet port for wired streaming. Enjoy video content from all your favorite streaming platforms including Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Apple TV, and more. You’ll even get a couple of free TV channels including PBS, CBS News, The CW, and more — keep up with all the latest news and binge-worthy TV shows with the Roku Ultra LT. Who needs to pay for cable when you have Roku? There’s even included headphones that you can connect to your Roku remote if you want total privacy or want to keep watching TV while your loved ones sleep.

The Roku remote makes it easy to access most popular streaming services at the click of a button and also features voice recognition so you can easily search all of your favorite shows and movies without having to manually look for them. If you need even more incentive, you’ll be happy to know that you get $5 in Vudu movie credit and 90 days free of Pandora Premium with the activation of your device. It’s also super easy to set up — all you have to do is plug it in and you’ll be streaming in no time.

With an advanced remote, free TV channels, easy setup, and up to 4K video resolution, the Roku Ultra LT is a steal at its sale price of $48 — down from $79. Upgrade your streaming experience today and even cut down on cable bills with this smart device — your home theater setup will never be the same. Take advantage of this early Black Friday deal and shop now!

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Nishka Dhawan
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