Built-in Wi-Fi Connection
Brand :Roku
Supported Internet Services :Netflix, Pandora, Vudu, Amazon Instant Video, YouTube
Weight Item 0.08 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH :3.3 x 1.4 x 0.7 inches
Google Assistant Controller Type, Amazon Alexa
About this item
New! Peacock is now streaming across Roku devices
Great images, great value: Experience your favorite TVs in fantastic care and clarity — whether you're streaming in HD, 4K, or HDR, you'll enjoy image quality optimized for your TV with sharp resolution and bright colors
Lots of power, lots of fun: Snappy and responsive, you'll run your favorite streams together easily—from movies and series on Apple TV, Prime Video, and Netflix, to cable alternatives like Sling, enjoy the most talked about TV on thousands of channels
Settings are cinch: Plug in with the included Premium High Speed HDMI Cable, connect to the internet, and stream — it's as simple as that
Simple remote: It has everything you need to start streaming, with shortcut keys to popular streaming channels
Automatic software updates: Get the latest software and new features without thinking about it
Special listening on your phone: Use the free Roku mobile app to pump up volume at your events without disrupting your home
Endless entertainment: Stream what you love, count free TV, live news, sports, and more; Never let go of the most talked about shows, award-winning shows, latest blockbuster hits, and lots of returns —It's easy to stream what you love and cut back on cable bills
Since we have a 55" 4G tv I thought to invest $40 in a new ROKU HDMI premium player was a good idea. It worked quite well and I witnessed more than one small difference in the picture.
It's about our fourth Roku device. My only complaint about this item is that the cable (HDMI and the power cable are both too short. The instruction states to use cables sent with the item.
Since my HDMI input is on one facet of the television and my power source (yes we have a power strip) is on the other side of just one option I'm putting ROKU itself in the tv at the bottom.
We have a sound bar in front of the tv, but it doesn't seem to interfere with remote utilization.
I can suggest putting this ROKU against a thing because it is too small and too light, It is about the width of two long slender fingers I am and no longer.
I don't like remotes as much as my old one. it's more light and fewer buttons (ok button is on medium cross arrow). No, the old one doesn't match the new ROKU device.
But I put the tape from the old against the new to make it easier to track it.
There was no problem containing my channel after I finished muttering about ins mahal short cables and getting it all in place.
