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1. Best smart tv share screen for free#
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In addition these LG TVs offer AirPlay support:

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LG Super UHD TV – SJ95, SJ85, SJ80 series (2017).LG Super UHD TV – SK9, SK8 series (2018).LG UHD TV – UK62 and above, UK7 series (2018).LG OLED – RX, ZX, WX, GX, CX, BX series (2020).LG has confirmed that the Apple TV app is offered on the following TVs: It went as low as £19.99 for Black Friday 2019. Alternately the older Fire TV stick is normally £39.99įrom Amazon.

But look out for deals – Amazon cut the price to £29.99 on Black Friday and did so again during the coronavirus lockdown.

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The 4K model is normally £49.99 and available from the likes ofĬurrys PC World, but you may find a bigger discount onĪmazon might be a competitor when it comes to content streaming, but Apple is putting the Apple TV app on Fire TV sticks. You can get a Roku Streaming Stick+ for £49.99.Note that the app isn’t available on some older Roku models. As well as access to Apple’s streaming service, the app also offers access to the iTunes Store and any Channels you might want to subscribe to via the app.

Best smart tv share screen for free#

The TV app is available to download for free from Roku’s Channel Store. If you see inaccuracies in our content, please report the mistake via this form.The Apple TV app arrived on Roku devices in October 2019.

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