Tired of fighting using your television’s built-in streaming service every time you want to watch a movie? You can save on a variety of our favorite Roku streaming devices before the last game of the football season. Our pick for most people is the Streaming Stick 4K, which is currently marked down from $50 to just $35 on Amazonand has full support for 4K streaming and Dolby Vision.

While other streamers require additional plugs and desk space, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K hangs directly from an HDMI port on the back of your screen, quietly hidden from the world. It doesn’t skimp on features though, with full 4K and even Dolby Vision support, an impressive offering for such a small device.

Like other Roku streaming devices, the remote has a built-in microphone. At the press of a button, you can ask it for a movie or movie, and it will find the title from your streaming services and start playing it. While some of the more expensive Rokus have full hands-free voice controls, the push button is a good compromise considering the price.

If you’re considering upgrading to a higher-end Roku, you can also get a sweet discount on the Roku Ultra. While it takes up less space in your entertainment center than the Streaming Stick, it offers a stronger dual-band Wi-Fi connection, as well as a dedicated Ethernet port if you’re close to a router and want the most consistent streaming possible. At the moment discounted from its usual price of $100 to just $79not a huge discount, but enough to cover an extra box of wings for the next game.

If you’re not sure which Roku is right for you, be sure swing through our roundup of the best Roku streaming deviceswhich includes all the different options and their benefits and drawbacks. It’s also worth it see the full list of our favorite televisionsin case you are considering a major upgrade. Some of the screens have Roku or other streaming services built right in, rather than requiring an additional device.