We found the best Labor Day 2026 streaming deals (including a $20 Fire Stick)

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Labor Day is right around the corner, and as a major sales event, it brings forth many great discounts, especially on streaming devices and services. Many brands are dropping the prices on their streaming devices, smart TVs, and subscription services, so it's a great time to buy. 

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The great deals are over, and they'll only get better as Labor Day approaches. Over the coming days, you can find some great discounts on Roku TV and Google TV. As new deals appear and others expire, I'll update this story to reflect the current sale prices.

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Best Labor Day streaming deals

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More of the best Labor Day deals

  • Sling TV: From $21/month: Sling is one of the most popular streaming services, and you can mix and match add-ons for extra channels like Starz, AMC, and Showtime. 
  • Roku Streaming Stick 4K: $49 (save $31): With support for up to 4K resolution, the portable Roku Streaming Stick 4K offers a smooth viewing experience and a notoriously good operating system.
  • Google TV Streamer: $94 (save $6): Though not a huge discount (yet), the 4K resolution Google TV Streamer doesn't go on sale often.
  • Fubo TV: $64 (save $25 for one month): Enjoy a five-day free trial and save as much as $30 a month on an Elite or Pro subscription to live sports and TV. 
  • Roku Streaming Stick Plus: $39 (save $20): This 4K resolution streaming stick is another single-port device that only requires an HDMI slot for power and connectivity, so it's a great option for travel.
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus: $40 (save $30): While there is a $20 Fire TV Stick Select that also supports 4K resolution, I like that the Fire TV Stick 4K Plus supports Wi-Fi 6.
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