Very easy to use. Follow the instructions and you will be watching your television with a smile on your face.

I don't know why I waited so long to buy this thing. I love it and I never have any problems with it.

I actually have cable but I am loving the Roku on three TVs. The choices of stations are excellent. Connecting to my TVs was simple.

I bought this Roku because the apps were struggling on my LG with WebOS. I had an older one in the bedroom and had no complaints. Bought thus new one for the basement and all my streaming issues went away. Love the fact that the Roku will now turn on the TV and control the volume as well. Voice recognition is a bonus. Definitely recommend a Roku.

Got this for a spare room and there are lots of commercials especially on YouTube more than if you're online. The hardest part is trying to look for something to watch or watch something you've watched before. I saved a bunch of items and then when I looked under favorites none of them were there. The voice assist search helps because you do a lot of searching. On the bright side it's cheaper than adding another dish box.

i bought ROKU for a Multimedia Boom Box Hoping to get Local TV and other things, i was let down, i found MOST EVERYTHING i want has a FEE and NO Local TV. Surprize! i found a boombox with an HD TV tuner and was Amazed at what i could get over the air locally! For FREE! doubt Now if i will use ROKU much.

We got the Roku Stick because the Spectrum app on our TV consistently had problems delivering the program we wanted to watch. The Spectrum app even had problems playing shows from the Spectrum cloud DVR. However, the Roku Stick has resolved these problems. We now just bypass the Spectrum app when we want to watch TV and just use the Roku.

Picture quality is great. No latency issues. Easy set up. Peeves: Mute button is placed poorly. Too easy to press it when holding the remote. When pausing a show on YTTV, the device too quickly goes back to the Roku home page, causing you to have to reload what you were watching and losing your place. I would prefer the device to go into a screen saver mode preserving what you were watching.

We were told we needed to upgrade our old Roku, which worked fine, so got this one 9 months ago. From the beginning we had constant problems where our regular cable input would jump over to the Roku when we weren't watching it and we would have to unplug i. Or it would freeze and we'd have to unplug and replug it. Now the cursor jumps around so it's completely unusable. Don't know what to do now, as we need a Roku with our older TVs but after only 9 months I'm hesitant to buy another one.

So, the remote upgrades are fun. But other than that and the fresh speed the system has, it was a HUGE ball ache trying to get the whole thing working. It did keep all my channels from my last Roku system, but all the thumbnails were missing, and the only solution I could find (after trying every kind of reset and restart known to the internet) was to arduously go in and manually delete and reinstall each channel. Once I did that, all the thumbnails were there. But WOW. That sucked. I was happy enough with my old Roku system, honestly.