Roku HD Streaming Stick deal: effectively £4.49 for new TopCashback and Argos members
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Harriet Morphy-Morris
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The article promotes the Roku HD Streaming Stick as a cheaper alternative to Amazon's Fire TV Stick, highlighting a deal where new TopCashback and Argos members can effectively get it for £4.49 (down from £19.99). The Roku stick is positioned as having a better feature that Amazon can't beat, while offering access to all major streaming apps.
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bskyRoku HD Streaming Stick deal: effectively £4.49 for new TopCashback and Argos memberscambridge-news.co.ukKey quotes
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there's a way to effectively get it for £4.49
it has a feature Amazon can't beat
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