UPDATE: Nov. 25, 2021, 3:00 a.m. EST This story has been updated to include new deals from Hulu and Philo.
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OUR TOP PICK: Hulu — 99 cents per month for one year
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BEST FOR FAMILIES: Disney+ — six months free for Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers
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BEST BUNDLE DEAL: Google Chromecast — $19.99
$29.99(save $10) plus YouTube TV, Apple TV+, and Tidal free for 3 months and FuboTV free for 30 days
This holiday season, we may not face the same social distancing rules that we did last year, but the urge to hunker down is hard to resist throughout the winter months.
If you're looking for something new to watch during the holiday lull, Black Friday is a great time to sign up for — and save majorly on — a new streaming service. Many subscriptions (TV and music) see price drops in their monthly costs (like Hulu for under a dollar per month), and streaming devices like the Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku often hit their lowest prices of the year. Google has even entered the chat with some pretty incredible extras (like six months of Netflix) included with a Chromecast purchase.
Check out the streaming services to sign up for while they're on sale, and pop back to this page for updates on Black Friday streaming deals as they go live.
TV and movie subscription deals
Why we like it:
Hulu has brought back its iconic Black Friday deal, which pins down a year of ad-supported Hulu at less than a dollar per month. That means that, for less than $12 total, you'll have access to The Handmaid's Tale, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and an enormous number of movies.
More Black Friday streaming service deals:
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Disney+ — six months free for Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers
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Showtime — get 30 days for free, then $3.99/month for 4 months (regularly $10.99/month)
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Amazon Prime Video — add channels like Paramount+, AMC+, Discovery+, and more for 99 cents/month for up to two months, or get a $5 Amazon credit when you watch a movie or episode
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Philo — get one month for $5 (regularly $25) with code BFCM
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Paramount+ — get one month free (regularly $4.99) with code PEAKSALE
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Vudu — save 30% on your first purchase or rental
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Netflix — no current deals
Music streaming deals
Why we like it
A tidal wave of new people will be rocking noise-canceling headphones in 2022 after the discounts they're seeing for Black Friday. Tidal HiFi Plus is the next step in immersing yourself in audio after the ambient noise has been blocked out. Audiophiles can dabble with Hi-Res tracks and enjoy Dolby Atmos Music support.
More Black Friday deals on audio streaming services:
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Tidal — get three months for $1/month
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Audible Premium Plus — $7.95/month for your first four months
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SiriusXM — get three months for $1
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Amazon Music Unlimited— 3 months of Amazon Music Unlimited and Showtime
Streaming device deals
Why we like it:
The most affordable Roku streaming stick operates similarly to Amazon's cheapest Fire Stick, which is on sale for the same price. Roku's platform is a little more straightforward (it avoids bombarding you with show suggestions) and there's a Disney+ shortcut button right on the remote.
More Black Friday deals on streaming sticks and other devices
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Amazon Fire TV Stick — $19.99
$39.99(save $20) -
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K — $24.99
$49.99(save $25) -
Amazon Fire Stick 4K Max — $34.99
$54.99(save $20) -
Roku Streaming Stick+ — $29
$44.99(save $15.99) -
Roku Ultra — $85.39
$99.99(save $14.60) -
Google Chromecast — $19.99
$29.99(save $10) plus YouTube TV, Apple TV+, and Tidal free for 3 months and FuboTV free for 30 days -
Chromecast with Google TV 4K — $39.99
$49.99(save $10) plus YouTube TV, Apple TV+, and Tidal free for 3 months and FuboTV free for 30 days -
Chromecast with Google TV 4K plus 3 months of ad-free HBO Max bundle — $64.99
$94.96(save $29.97) -
Chromecast with Google TV 4K with 6 months of Standard Netflix bundle — $89.99
$133.93(save $43.94)
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