Geek Daily Deals 080417 roku star wars

Geek Daily Deals Sep. 4, 2017: Roku HD Streaming Stick for $25; Get ‘Star Wars’ Eps 1-6 on Sale!

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Geek Daily Deals 080417 roku star wars

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Roku Express+ | HD Streaming Media Player:

Another excellent refurbished deal! At this price, you can afford one for every TV in your house, and cut the cord entirely!

  • Setup is effortless with the included HDMI and composite cable.
  • The all-new Roku Express+ delivers fast HD streaming at an incredible price.
  • Kick back and access to 350,000+ movies and TV episodes across 3,500+ paid or free channels, including Netflix, VUDU, Hulu and PBS KIDS.
  • There are no monthly rental fees for owning a Roku Express+ — it’s so affordable, you can make every TV in your home smart.
  • This Certified Refurbished product is manufacturer refurbished, shows limited or no wear, and includes all accessories plus a 90-day Roku warranty.

On sale today for just $25!

Star Wars Episodes I – VI:

No geek’s movie collection is quite complete without what can now be considered the classic Star Wars hexalogy (yes, that’s a word). And yes, even episodes I – III are important to watch and share with our kids (machete order, anyone), if only as cautionary tales as to the dangers of over-hyping, and under collaborating. But due to the oddities of packaging and marketing, you actually have a plethora of choices as to how you complete your set, and how much you pay.

  • Get the 2015 complete set, on Blu-Ray only, for about $75 today.
  • Get the separate 2011 trilogy sets, with Blue-Ray and DVD versions, for about $30 each, or just $60 total.
  • Or mix and match!

Check out all the deals!!

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Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.