We all need to buy a TV from time to time, but doing so can be a daunting and expensive venture – there are simply too many TVs to choose from, and a lot of companies charge an arm and a leg for their latest big-screen models.
So, if you need a new TV, you’ll want to sit up and pay attention to this latest great deal we’ve seen from Roku, a popular and renowned TV, tech, and streaming company that is a direct rival to Amazon and its Fire TV brand.
Roku makes popular media streaming sticks that are sold alongside Amazon Fire TV sticks, which when plugged into a TV give you access to tons of streaming apps and services. But Roku also makes actual TVs with this useful and clever technology built in – and right now if you buy one from Tesco you can save up to £100.
Tesco is stocking the 32-inch HD Sharp Roku TV for £139 down from £189, a saving of £50. That’s incredibly cheap for an HD-quality TV of this size, and it’s good to see it’s made by trusted consumer tech brand Sharp – it’s just Roku branded with Roku software installed to access Netflix, Disney+, ITV X, and all your entertainment subscription services.
Tesco also has the 55-inch 4K Sharp Roku TV for an amazing £299 down from £399, a huge saving of £100. This is a superb deal because you’ll be hard-pressed to find a 4K TV this large for under £300 anywhere else.
To get the TVs for these prices you simply need to use your Tesco Clubcard in-store when you purchase. You can sign up for a Clubcard for free, and it gets you a whole manner of discounts simply by scanning your card at the till. £100 off a TV is the best Clubcard saving we’ve ever seen, frankly.
These super cheap TV deals aren’t available online, so you will have to go into your local Tesco (or give them a call) to see if these Sharp Roku TVs are in stock. Hopefully you’ll be able to grab this bargain before Black Friday – the deal starts today, 30 October, and is on till 29 November.
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