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Want to upgrade to a new Roku streaming gadget without paying full price? You're in luck.
Roku has slashed the price of its streaming devices on Currys, including the Roku Streaming Stick, Roku Streaming Stick Plus, and Roku Streaming Stick 4K. These are the newest devices from Roku, which launched in June last year.
Each of these devices plugs into the HDMI port at the back of your telly, bringing boxsets and blockbusters from thousands of streaming services to the big screen. Roku has designed its kit with a slimline design so it won't block neighbouring HDMI ports. Newer TVs can power this device from the HDMI port alone, but if your TV can't, Roku includes a USB cable in the box for the Streaming Stick or Streaming Stick Plus.
For a limited time, save up to £10 when you purchase them from the Currys' online site.
But we've spotted an even better deal on Amazon.
When you add either the Roku Streaming Stick or the Streaming Stick 4K to your basket, you can check the box underneath for an optional voucher that lets you save even more off the original sale price. For example, you can snag the Roku Streaming Stick on Amazon for only £22.49, whereas you can get the same device for only £24.99 on Currys. Likewise, you can get the Streaming Stick 4K on Amazon for only £35.99, but it's only marked down to £39.99 on Currys. The Streaming Stick Plus is on sale for £29.99 on both Currys and Amazon — was £39.99.
You can save even more on the Roku Streaming Stick 4K on Amazon when you select the voucher underneath the sale price
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According to Roku, the newer designs are 35% smaller than rival offerings, despite shipping with more power underneath the bonnet. This svelte new size should make it easier to pack a Roku device with you when travelling, so you can continue watching your favourite shows on a hotel TV or at a friend's house.
No matter where you choose, the newly-launched Roku Streaming Stick or the Streaming Stick Plus, you'll benefit from the following perks of the new hardware:
- Access to the most popular streaming providers and apps — Netflix, iPlayer, Prime Video, YouTube, and more
- Apple AirPlay 2 — connect your iPhone or Apple device wirelessly to stream content or beam photos
- Headphone Mode – listening to your entertainment on your terms
- Voice Control – control your Roku device or find a film by a quote
- What to Watch – tailor-made recommendations, and you can jump straight back into your content
Save £10 on the Roku Streaming Stick Plus from Amazon
The 2025 Roku Streaming Stick Plus is a powerful streaming device with a sleek, compact design, voice control, stunning 4K resolution, and vivid HDR colour. Powered directly by your TV, it offers a smooth setup and smart, personalised recommendations across thousands of top streaming services.
Roku Streaming Stick Plus
$39.99
$29.99
If you want to stream in 4K Ultra HD, you'll need to purchase the Roku Streaming Stick Plus. This upgraded model arrives with support for vivid HDR colour via format standards like HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG. Like its cheaper counterpart, you'll find a voice-enabled remote control in the box.
The Plus model also features better Wi-Fi standards (802.11ac) compared to the basic version.
If you're deciding between the two models, the main difference is resolution — HD for the Streaming Stick, while the Streaming Stick Plus enjoys 4K HDR resolution. Both sticks are compatible with Apple AirPlay, HomeKit, Google Home and Alexa for smart home integration.
However, if you're looking to invest a little more, the Streaming Stick 4K is another option that's also on sale.
Both sticks support 4K HDR viewing and Roku’s clean, easy‑to‑use interface. But if Dolby Vision, better future support, and enhanced connectivity matter to you—and you're willing to invest a bit more—the Streaming Stick 4K may run a bit faster and for longer. Otherwise, the Streaming Stick Plus delivers great core features at a lower price.
Save £15 on the Roku Streaming Stick 4K from Amazon
The Roku Streaming Stick 4K is a compact, powerful streaming device that plugs directly into your TV’s HDMI port. It supports stunning 4K resolution, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision for vivid picture quality. With fast Wi‑Fi performance and a voice remote that controls your TV, it offers an easy and seamless way to stream all your favourite shows across platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video
Roku Streaming Stick 4K
$49.99
$35.99
Save £8 on the Roku Streaming Stick from Amazon
The 2025 Roku Streaming Stick is an affordable set-top box with a compact design, voice control, HD streaming, and personalised recommendations that get smarter the more you watch. Easy to install and powered directly by your TV, it delivers a streamlined experience with thousands of much-loved streaming services
Roku Streaming Stick
$29.99
$22.49
The Roku Streaming Stick is the most affordable device in the lineup, and it's on sale for £22.49 on Amazon.
It offers access to over 25,000 apps, games, and streaming services stocked in the Roku Channel Store. Picture quality tops out at 1080p HD on this model, so those who have treated themselves to a 4K Ultra HD display and want to take full advantage of the additional pixels included in that display should look at a more expensive model.
According to Roku, its new Streaming Stick ships with improved Wi-Fi. That should result in a more reliable connection and better streaming experience, but we'll need to test the new Streaming Stick ourselves to see how much of a difference this makes to an evening boxset binge.
For the first time, Roku has also bundled a voice-enabled remote control with its most affordable Streaming Stick. Press the microphone button and speak into the remote control to change the volume, switch your flatscreen TV on or off, search for films from your favourite director, or open a specific app.
On some television models, the Roku Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus can be powered directly from the HDMI port. If not, the company includes a USB cable to connect to the port on the back of your television to power the lightweight device
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Both of these devices have access to Roku's own free streaming service, dubbed The Roku Channel, which has a packed catalogue that includes all-new exclusives and syndicated shows and films.
The ad-supported streamer, which competes with the likes of Fawesome, the now-shuttered Freevee, and Tubi, is currently home to movies like Jeepers Creepers, Mel Brooks' Spaceballs, and Carrie, as well as originals like Die Hart 3: Hart To Kill, The Charlie Puth Show, Sexology, and Weird: The Al Yankovich Story.
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If you don't have a Smart TV, a streaming set-top box like Roku Streaming Stick could be the only way to access these apps. Even if you do already own a Smart TV, Roku delivers a much faster experience, thanks to its stripped-back operating system and popular features, like universal search that dives into the catalogue of every streaming service installed on your gadget to find a specific film, show, or documentary so you don't accidentally pay to rent a title that's already included in one of your subscriptions.
Roku also introduced Continue Watching, which lets you jump back into content across different apps.
Roku lets you search for films, TV shows, actors and directors across every streaming service installed on your Smart TV or streaming set-top box — saving you the arduous process of launching and checking every individual app | ROKU PRESS OFFICE Compared to rivals, Roku's new offerings are competitively priced, with the entry-level Streaming Stick (£29.99) undercutting Amazon's Fire TV Stick HD (£39.99).
The Streaming Stick Plus (£39.99) matches the price of Amazon's Fire TV Stick HD while offering 4K capabilities. Both significantly undercut Google's TV Streamer, which costs £99 but offers some additional features, like an Ethernet port for a wired internet connection.