![]() By and large, major apps are supported across the board. Credit: Matt binder/mashable What do I actually get for the price?įirst things first: Every one of these streaming sticks will get you access to just about all of the streaming channels you probably use on a daily basis. The Chromecast looks like a fun little circular pod, which is a bonus. But the Chromecast Ultra is $70 by default, making it the most expensive high-end streaming stick in this comparison. ![]() The lower-end Chromecast will run you $35, cheaper than either of the other lower-end streaming sticks. The Roku Streaming Stick+ is $60, making it $10 more expensive than its counterpart in the Fire TV Stick 4K.įinally, we come to Google, where things are a little more silly. The Roku Streaming Stick, which is most comparable with the regular Fire TV Stick, is $50 by default. Things are slightly more expensive on the Roku side. Again, expect that to be reduced significantly on Prime Day. Meanwhile, a Fire TV Stick 4K is only slightly more expensive at $50. It's reasonable to expect Amazon to cut that price in half (if not more) on Prime Day, especially because the basic model will arguably be obsolete in the next few years. It might not be the most prudent move to buy a streaming device based purely on price, since they all have meaningfully different features, but it's worth knowing what they cost going into Prime Day.Ī regular Fire TV Stick will run you $40 before any discounts. ![]() While the three major streaming device brands all offer very similar experiences, there are some key differences to know before you take the plunge during Prime Day. So, should you choose a Fire TV Stick over a Google Chromecast, or even a Roku device?ĭon't worry, we're here to help. ![]() Its annual Prime Day sales event will last a full 48 hours, and its Fire TV streaming devices have been heavily discounted. Amazon, in its infinite wealth and power, managed to change the definition of "day" this year. ![]()
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