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Chase Ultimate Rewards Members: Apple 4K TV Media Player: 128GB $126.65 or 64GB Expired
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Chase is offering Chase Ultimate Rewards Members: Apple 4K TV Streaming Media Player (3rd Gen/Latest Model) on sale for redemption of Chase Rewards Points or Reduced Price Purchase listed below. Shipping is free.
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Thanks to community member LavenderHealth3450 for finding this deal
Note, must login to your eligible Chase account w/ Ultimate Rewards platform activated
Available Option(s)
- 64GB Apple 4K TV WiFi Streaming Media Player (3rd Gen/Latest Model)
- $109.95 or Redeem for 10,965 Chase Rewards Points
- Note, this is normally priced at $129 or 12,900 Chase Rewards Points
- $109.95 or Redeem for 10,965 Chase Rewards Points
- 128GB Apple 4K TV WiFi + Ethernet Streaming Media Player (3rd Gen/Latest Model)
- $126.65 or Redeem for 12,665 Chase Rewards Points
- Note, this is normally priced at $149 or 14,900 Chase Rewards Points
- $126.65 or Redeem for 12,665 Chase Rewards Points
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Costco is re-stocked on the ethernet model for $135. It came out to only ~$4 more at Costco with a better return policy.
Also, you don't have to pay with points, you can get this by paying with your credit card.
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Costco is re-stocked on the ethernet model for $135. It came out to only ~$4 more at Costco with a better return policy.
Agreed. Costco better returns may as well go that route. I was hoping for the $99 deal to come back but alas
Ethernet capable?
The interface is so lean, no bloatware like from firestick. The remote can control your tv and volume.
Gaming - they could easily drop an M chip in it and make it a real competitor for casual gaming
2. I don't think anyone has succeeded with a gaming STB. I mean, like, ever, right? Steam, Stadia, Luna, Philips CD-I. I'd be surprised if they touched it with a 10ft pole.
But fun idea nonetheless
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M2 chip AppleTv for $100? That would be well below cost. The M4 mini is already a steal at $600. M2 and some other cut corners would not save $500 off that.
I see Costco have the same model at 144 not 134 now, is there a link to the cheaper page?
2. I don't think anyone has succeeded with a gaming STB. I mean, like, ever, right? Steam, Stadia, Luna, Philips CD-I. I'd be surprised if they touched it with a 10ft pole.
But fun idea nonetheless
I'd like the m1 in it to process apple intelligence for HomeKit
No kodi
It is proven to be slower than the Apple TV. Your comment here is just silly.
For clarification, MediaTek MT8696 is the CPU, same as in the Fire Stick 4K max, vs the A15 in Apple's device.
https://www.cpubenchmar
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2. I don't think anyone has succeeded with a gaming STB. I mean, like, ever, right? Steam, Stadia, Luna, Philips CD-I. I'd be surprised if they touched it with a 10ft pole.
But fun idea nonetheless
2. I think a better way to think about it is how PS2 made its way into so many homes - because it was only marginally more expensive than a standalone DVD player, a lot of people bought them for that reason. A lot of Apple TVs ended up in houses as DirecTV boxes back in the day too. Similar thing - if you're going to spend $100 on a high-end, 4k set-top box, why not spend $150 on one that can game in 4k with any 4 $20 bluetooth controllers? Pay $7/mo for our "Apple Arcade" subscription too!