Its fast. No lag. Lots if great content. Roku really develops well with 3rd party apps. Best of all, there is none of that petty garbage you get with other streamers about not allowing this app and that.

If your buying this for the so called Premium JBL headphones, dont. They suck. No bass. JBL is usually known fir quality. I am surprised they would put their name on these. Save your money and get the Ultra LT.

It was so simple to “drop the cable companies” with this device! It was plug and play with one simple connection. The new voice activation is an excellent improvement.

I'm not a big television watcher but when I watch I don't want to have to fuss with numerous gadgets and remote controls. I want to turn on and off. Go to what I want and not have problems. So far Roku makes that happen.

I really liked this, have it in living room... decided that was what I wanted in my bedroom as well. It hooks up with hdmi cable so it's like getting a mainline tv

I have yet to explore all of the features of the Roku Ultra, but so far it has exceeded my expectations. Beautiful color, solid streaming, lots to choose from. Love it!

I've had a Roku from the very beginning and even though I have a smart TV I still buy roku's because they're so much easier to use and have so many more features.

I bought the 2018 version and liked it so much I bought the 2019 version when it released. I've replaced my Amazon devices with Roku. Only one left is my travel device. Haven't decided yet.

I've had a Roku for years and it's worked pretty well. It had all the jacks I needed to connect it to my kind of cheap but modern TV and my vintage stereo. But I signed up for DisneyPlus and it wasn't supported so I got a Roku Ultra. And guess what? The genius engineers moved the headphone jack from the box to the remote. So now, how exactly am I supposed to connect to my stereo? Use the remote for some kind of stupid wifi station and then use the app on my phone for my remote. Do you guys even bother to think about how other people might use these things before you "improve" them or just other geeks?

I just bought a streaming Stick + and an Ultra to cut the cable. Watch out - Your ISP will have data caps - exceed those and you pay a lot more .... Some services allow you to "dial down" the video streaming quality which may help if those are your primary source. Hulu doesn't have data saver settings with live streaming so you will probably exceed the data caps. Be prepared to go back to cable .... I will be soon.