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Previously I wrote how I saved money by getting rid of my cable bill and one of the things I did to help with the kids was buy a Roku XD for our TV. With my Amazon Prime and Netflix memberships we are able to have the kids watch their shows commercial free AND still save money by not having the cable bill. If you have been thinking of doing the same but didn’t want to pay that much for Roku, now is your chance! Right now you can save $20 on select Roku streaming players and get a $5 Amazon Instant Video Promotional Credit now through November 26th (or they end it early). That means if you buy the Roku HD, Roku XD, and Roku XS your price is $20 cheaper then I paid AND you get a $5 Amazon Instant Video promotional credit! Talk about a sweet deal!

Roku HD Streaming Player -$39.99

• 600+ channels with movies, TV shows, music, sports & more
• High-definition streaming up to 720p HD
• Works with virtually any TV
• Free app for iOS and Android
• Built-in wireless (Wi-Fi b/g/n)

Roku 2 XD Streaming Player 1080p – $59.99

• 600+ channels with movies, TV shows, music, sports & more
• High-definition streaming up to 1080p HD
• Works with virtually any TV
• Free app for iOS and Android
• Built-in wireless (Wi-Fi b/g/n)

Roku 2 XS 1080p Streaming Player -$79.00

• 600+ channels with movies, TV shows, music, sports & more
• High-definition streaming up to 1080p HD
• Works with virtually any TV
• Free app for iOS and Android
• Built-in wireless (Wi-Fi b/g/n)
• Motion control for games
• Free Angry Birds™ game
• Ethernet + USB ports

Thanks, A Frugal Chick!

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This post was written by Mackenzie

Mackenzie is the mother of two beautiful little girls and the wife to a wonderful man who is a Navy Reservist living in New Hampshire. She enjoys bargain hunting, photography, and of course COFFEE! Above all, she enjoys family life and soaking up every moment. She shares her tips on parenting, saving money, green-living and more on her blog The Centsible Family.