Roku Streaming Stick HD — HD Streaming Device for TV with Roku Voice Remote, Free & Live TV

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Easy Setup & Great Value for a Secondary TV I honestly don’t know why I waited so long to buy the Roku Streaming Stick but I’m glad I finally did. I resisted adding more streaming costs, but my main smart TV kept glitching with Hulu and Paramount+, which was really annoying. My bedroom TV isn’t smart at all, so this Roku stick was perfect for that room. It was under $20 and literally took under 2 minutes to install just plug it in, connect to Wi‑Fi, and you’re done. What I liked: * Super easy setup - no tech skills needed. * Voice remote feels good in your hand and the buttons are large and easy to use. * Customizable app layout just hit the Star button on your remote to update apps, move them around, or delete ones you don’t want. My OCD loves this feature. * Works well on an older non smart TV and lets me stream all my favorite apps. Great price for what you get which is simple, fast, and reliable. Room for improvement: This basic stick streams in 1080p HD rather than 4K (there are other models for that if you want higher resolution). Overall, if you’re looking for an easy, affordable way to add smart TV streaming to a second TV, this is one of the best basic options you can get. Highly recommend!

Easy to use (I did not give any payment info to the device. I simply set up a Roku account with my email address). This HDMI device plugs right in (comes with a power cord that connects to the TV's USB port for power), it sets itself up automatically (at least it did with my old Sanyo television, which is not a smart device, so no apps and no internet connectivity). After setting the password for the wi-fi, then signing up for Roku with my email and checking my email to verify the account, I chose which apps to show on the menu, the device worked. Now watching free movies and television shows (though for-pay streaming services are available). My old TV gets a new life as a streaming device, too, thanks to Roku.

Roku Streaming Stick HD to give my older TV smart features, and overall it’s been a solid choice. What I liked: +Simple Setup: Just plug it into an HDMI port and connect to Wi-Fi — setup was intuitive and fast. +Voice Remote: The included Roku Voice Remote lets you power on the TV, adjust volume, and use voice search across apps without juggling multiple remotes. +Access to Entertainment: Once connected, I had easy access to tons of streaming apps plus free and live TV channels on The Roku Channel — a nice way to watch news and sports without extra subscriptions. +Compact Design: The stick stays discreet behind the TV and doesn’t take up additional counter space. What could be better: -Picture Limited to HD: This model streams in HD (1080p) only — so if you have a 4K TV and want sharper resolution, you’ll want a Roku 4K-capable device instead. -Performance Depends on Wi-Fi: Like most streaming sticks, performance is tied to your network — slower Wi-Fi can mean buffering or occasional dips in quality. Overall: This Roku HD Streaming Stick is a great entry-level streaming device. It’s easy to use, offers lots of free and premium content options, and the voice remote adds convenience. If you don’t need 4K and want a no-fuss way to make your TV smart, it’s a solid pick.

Voice Roku works very well. Easy to install. Lots of programs on Roku. I use it a lot. Decent price.

This Roku Streaming Stick Is GREAT!! Set Up Is So Easy ( Just A Couple Of Minutes & Includes Batteries! YAY!) With No Problems, Just Quick & Easy & You're Up And Running Enjoying Your Favorites! By Far The BEST Streaming Device I've Ever Tried!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽!

I’ve owned two Roku streaming sticks now and they’ve both worked really well for my needs. Setup was simple and the interface is easy to navigate, even for people who aren’t super tech savvy. I like having access to streaming apps, live TV options, and free channels all in one place without needing a bulky device. The voice remote is convenient and responsive, and the stick itself stays hidden neatly behind the TV. Good value overall and I’d buy another Roku again.

We have several different iterations of Roku devices but I had not purchased the "Stick" version for fear that they would perform similar to my first FireStick which had slow menu navigation and loading on top of poor Wifi signal. Despite this and due to the discontinuation of Express version I purchased our first Roku Stick and was pleasantly surprised. The menu navigation is no different or slower than using the more expensive Rokus like the Ultra and Express. The remote no longer has a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones nor does the stick itself have bluetooth capabilities however this isn't an issue for us as the Roku app allows you to use your phone to stream the audio to whatever listening devices you want as long as the Roku Stick and your phone are connected to the same network. We haven't had any issues with the Wifi speed even in the room furthest away from the primary router where previously our FireStick struggled. Its very possible the newer FireSticks have better Wifi as our FireStick was an early version. The Roku stick also does not support AirPlay so if you like the idea of streaming photos videos from your iPhone you might wanna spring for the more expensive version (my wife enjoys this feature). Outside these differences the experience is virtually identical to the more expensive devices. General Review of Roku ecosystem: Full disclosure my first experience with Amazons streaming devices and ecosystem are from the early days of FireSticks but we do use the Amazon app on our Roku currently. I do favor Roku's devices and ecosystem overall. Roku requires a credit card upon device account setup however no charges are made unless you want to subscribe to a service or purchase content. Accounts contain information on all the devices, locations(for example:Roku Ultra:Office, Roku Express: Family Room, etc). Remotes when paired with the device are interchangeable between devices. When my kids loose the front room remote for our Ultra we just go grab the family room remote until we remember there is a remote locator feature which makes the remote itself ring so you can locate it.(not all devices?) Settings and controls features are pretty intuitive and allow you to customize your experience in a way I don't recall on Amazon devices. Roku offers free content in the form of live streaming channels(usually with ads) and recognizable movies and shows on both their Roku Channel as well as their Roku kids channels. The interface allows you to customize your home screen channels/features. Roku feels like they want you to setup your environment as you like where Amazon feels geared towards selling you their movies and services. The fish tank screen saver doesn't have ads and I don't recall them being part of the city side scroller screen saver either. It just feels like less of a commercial ecosystem then Amazons in my opinion. The Roku app is absolutely amazing. It allows you to watch the same content as your devices so sometimes I will watch my favorite shows on my phone in bed, no additional apps required. It also acts as a remote for any of the Roku devices. The baked in streaming audio feature is a huge plus for me. I will sometimes watch a show on a TV but want to do chores throughout the rest of the house. I start the show, turn on the app, route the audio through my phone and listen to the show on my Bluetooth headphones while moving throughout the house. I rarely download apps of this nature but the features of the Roku app are absolutely one of the best features of the Roku ecosystem. Roku support was very helpful when one of my devices failed to update making the unit non functional. A phone call with support had them try to trouble shoot the unit before deeming the issue unresolved and they immediately sent me a brand new replacement. No RMA garbage, just a quick and painless warranty replacement. I am very happy with all my Roku devices, ecosystem and Roku brand and will continue to support them and recommend them to friends and family.

This is our second roku device. Great value for streaming channelson main tv or on a secondary unit in another room . Long bean a roku fan. This streamline stick is great for tvs without the roku option installed. Its affordable and does as intended. Plug into port, follow setup instructions, and good to go. It does have its own power cord so beware it will need an available outlet to utilize. Remote works great, just wish it was rechargable. Definitely a great addition to a setup, works well as a primary or secondary tv source. The small size makes it easy to take with you when you travel. And comes loaded with everything you would expect from roku. Yes, I recommend it.

Bought it to cast from an Android tablet which it does well however I discovered it does poor multitasking. I started one tv app, then thought to try another and by the time I tried the fourth I noticed performance issues akin to buffering. When I restarted the Roku one app (tv channel) played fine. Perhaps I could have made changes in the settings, not sure as I put it into a drawer and decided to use a far more expensive chromcast device on my non smart tv. I would have returned the Roku if someone hadn’t thrashed the box.

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Muy buen producto, funciona muy bien , es fácil de utilizar y viene como en la imagen, me encantó, lo super recomiendo.

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it's working with my TCL TV but there is no HBO and Amazon Prime TV apps to add. Only Netflix which I already had on my TV. I only bough this stick so I could watch HBO and Prime because it was in the pictures