Acer AiTV 4K Streaming Device
Acer Africa announced an exciting promotion for consumers looking to upgrade their home entertainment experience.
Customers who purchase the powerful new Acer AiTV 4K Streaming Device will receive a free R250 Steam voucher.
The Acer AiTV 4K Streaming Device transforms any TV into a smart entertainment hub, leveraging the power of Google TV in 4K UHD streaming quality.
Services
With the Acer AiTV 4K device you can streaming services like Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video.
Acer said the promotion highlights it’s commitment to delivering “versatile technology” that serves multiple passions.
“We recognize that modern entertainment is a blend of immersive streaming and exciting gaming,” said Glenn du Toit, Country Manager, Acer Africa].
“The Acer AiTV device is built for both. By including a free R250 Steam voucher, we are inviting our customers to not only experience crystal-clear 4K movies and shows but also to immediately boost their PC gaming library. It’s an unbeatable value proposition for South African consumers.”
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Voucher
The steaming voucher can be claimed when the Acer AiTV 4K Streaming Device was purchased from October 1st to December 14th.
It is available from major electronic retailers for about R1 300
Claim Your Voucher
“To claim the R250 Steam voucher, customers must follow the simple instructions on the official campaign website. Acer encourages consumers to act quickly, as the promotional period ends on December 14th.”
For full terms and conditions, and to claim the Steam voucher, please visit the official promotion page.
Streaming devices
Streaming devices have bridged the technology and accessibility gap making it easy to take, well your viewing experience anywhere you go including on holiday.
Last year, Showmax partnered with the KwaZulu-Natal-based company QVWi and launched its own streaming device.
The Leap TV S2 streaming stick by QVWi has built-in Google Chromecast technology that transforms almost any TV into a smart TV capable of running the latest app technology.
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