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AhmedE
Binge Watcher
3 years ago
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Is it possible to have two seperate Roku TVs registered on my profile?

My current TV, a TCL 43S435 is currently at the store where I originally purchased it undergoing repairs. I purchased a 5-year service plan with the TV when I bought it back in 2021 and a few days ag...
  • RokuMary-F's avatar
    RokuMary-F
    3 years ago

    Hi AhmedE,

    Thanks for reaching out to the Roku Community!

    We understand that you are inquiring about linking multiple devices to your current Roku account, is that correct?

    Yes, you can link multiple Roku devices to a single Roku account, the channels and purchases will be the same on each device. When a channel is added or removed on one device, the channel is automatically added or removed on all devices linked to that account that support the channel.

    For full information on this, you can take a look at this link: How to add a Roku® streaming device to your Roku account | Official Roku Support

    We hope you'll find this info useful. Let us know in case you've still got any questions.


    Best regards,
    Mary

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RokuMary-F
Community Moderator
3 years ago

Hi AhmedE,

Thanks for reaching out to the Roku Community!

We understand that you are inquiring about linking multiple devices to your current Roku account, is that correct?

Yes, you can link multiple Roku devices to a single Roku account, the channels and purchases will be the same on each device. When a channel is added or removed on one device, the channel is automatically added or removed on all devices linked to that account that support the channel.

For full information on this, you can take a look at this link: How to add a Roku® streaming device to your Roku account | Official Roku Support

We hope you'll find this info useful. Let us know in case you've still got any questions.


Best regards,
Mary

AhmedE's avatar
AhmedE
Binge Watcher
3 years ago

Thanks for the Info Mary-F. Judging by the information on the page you linked to, it looks like it would be better off if I set up a second Roku account for my parent's TV. Though we live in the same home, I want the two TVs to be independent of each other. My folks and I have different tastes. I don't want to clutter up their TV's screen with my channels and I don't want mine cluttered up with theirs.

Just out of curiosity, I understand that the two accounts must use different email addresses. Would the second account need to have a different owner name? Would the account have to be under a relative's name or can I also have it under my name?

  • RokuMary-F's avatar
    RokuMary-F
    Community Moderator
    3 years ago

    Hi AhmedE,

    Thanks for the follow-up inquiry about the Roku account.

    For more information about your Roku account, visit our Support page here: What is a Roku account? | Official Roku Support

    You may also refer to this link for creating an account for your parents: How to create a Roku account | Official Roku Support

    We hope that we have addressed your question appropriately, but reply to this message if the above did not fix your issue, and we will gladly follow up.

     

    Best regards,
    Mary

  • atc98092's avatar
    atc98092
    Community Streaming Expert
    3 years ago
    AhmedE wrote:

    Just out of curiosity, I understand that the two accounts must use different email addresses. Would the second account need to have a different owner name? Would the account have to be under a relative's name or can I also have it under my name?

    Yes to your question about two different email addresses. But beyond that, everything else could be the same. The email address is the only item that separates accounts from each other. But that also means that anything you subscribe to through Roku is only available on Roku devices that are registered to that specific user account. So if you wish to share a subscription on both TVs, the subscription has to be directly with the provider, and not through Roku.

    When you live under the same roof as your parents, it's completely permissible to share a subscription with them. Providers like Netflix are now going after users who share a subscription but don't live in the same place.