It's a lot cheaper than paying for cable like spectrum, anything you get on spectrum you can get on the streaming stick which only cost about $40 but once you pay that you're all done. No more monthly bills and that is awesome, I'm saving almost $200. I should have done this a long time ago. I highly recommend replacing your cable with a streaming sick Roku.

I love Roku since it first came out. The latest version in the microphone or everything is easy and fun to use. I do struggle with the time sleep timer because I hate having to find the TV control to do it. I would love if it would be included in the Roku service

The interface, being customizable with more than just the Firestick's 6 apps/channels is great. Plus the fast start-up is refreshing as even my newest Firestick takes 10 secs to bring up the home screen. Only drawback is that it won't work with surround sound systems (we have a Sony) attached to the TV, only soundbars. I'd give it 5 starts if it weren't for that and get rid of my one remaining FireStick.

Purchased over the summer. Worked well at first. Then it started to freeze up or wouldn't connect to the internet. I contacted Roku. They tried multiple things. Didn't work. Said it was an issue with the programming. Sent me a replacement. It's not working either.

I have had Rokus for years and I love how they work. I only have one smart tv and six not so smart. Therefore I have six Rokus that make my old tvs a pleasure to watch. Unfortunately I do have one complaint. For us older adults, especially those with arthritis the mute button is in a very bad place. It is very difficult not hit it repeatedly. It would be great if you could move it to different position on the remote. Thank you

I have two ROKU streaming sticks. Once an older television can't load anymore apps, purchasing a ROKU for use with an older but reliable television is a much better option than buying a new TV. I was advised to just get a ROKU by the salesman that sells high end televisions. I am grateful!

These do not last long at all. Generic review say these last between 2-5 years. I had to buy 2 of these in 6 months. One in October 2021 and the next in April 2022. Now I'm finding myself having to buy another one 1 year later. I personally feel these are not worth it. Even being low cost.

The Roku delivers excellent Wi-Fi reception, especially with newer routers that support Wi-Fi 6—perfect for modern homes. The user interface is clean, intuitive, and easy for anyone to navigate, including older adults. Everything is right where you expect it to be, without unnecessary clutter. One standout feature is the advanced optional remote with a headphone jack. This is a real game-changer: plug in any wired headphones—high-end or basic—and enjoy private listening while others in the room can rest undisturbed. The audio is perfectly in sync, and the experience feels immersive every time I use it. I now own one for each TV in my home, plus a dedicated unit for travel. Once you get the hang of connecting to hotel Wi-Fi, it’s simple to access all your streaming services on the go. Overall, Roku is a reliable, versatile, and user-friendly device that I highly recommend.

Several years ago I replaced another streaming stick, with buffering and other issues, with the Roku 4K. Setup was very easy. Worked flawlessly right out of the box. Great picture quality, with no issues whatsoever. I have a Roku 4K TV, as well as two other TVs, on which I have installed the Roku 4K sticks. Very satisfied, not only with the stick’s performance, but the Roku 4K TV as well. Highly recommend.

We are very pleased with the improved speed and the much better reception of the new stock. We got one a couple of months ago to improve the response time to commands and reception strength on my Roku TV. It was a huge improvement! We liked it so much we got 2 more for our RV. Our only complaint is that if you hit the jump forward or jump back arrows on the remote several times in a row too close together the waiting arrow appears and either takes a long time to recover or doesn't recover at all and you have to back out of the program and go back into it to proceed. This was never a problem of any of our prior Roku devices and we have a bunch of them.