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Even after the price hike to $8 per month, Disney Plus remains a great value with thousands of Disney-owned TV shows and movies in a clean, easy-to-use app.
$7.99 Check prices
They don't have 5G or require a contract, but they aren't cheap.
The Roku LE is the cheapest Roku streamer yet and it's available now.
With the best channel selection and an unlimited DVR, YouTube TV is the high-end live TV service to choose.
$64.99 Check prices
A higher-end projector worthy of the "home cinema" moniker.
$2,999.99 - $3,198.00 Check prices
Both streamers are cheap and excellent, so how do you choose between them? Let's break it down.
With a world-beating picture, oodles of features and slim styling, the LG C1 remains the TV to beat.
$1,281.99 - $1,450.00 Check prices
Get your home theater and sound system in order before those holiday guests start arriving.
This easy-to-use speaker makes your Roku TV sound (much) better, but it lacks physical connections and costs a bit too much.
If you want to experience high dynamic range TV without spending a bundle, start here.
$698.00 - $749.99 Check prices
