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I am sure some bean counter somewhere realized the extra profit that could be made by not including the power adapter in the Roku Express product. Some might say this is why Roku can offer this device for $25 instead of $30 or $35. I don't buy that argument, but who knows. By now, they likely figure anyone who has a cell phone has an extra one of these USB power/charging adapters lying around anyways. (i used to grab them by the handful in the dollar stores).
The power supply for the Roku Express devices (be it 3930, 3960, or the Express 4k/4k+ 3940/3941) use the same setup. The USB power adapter is a 5volt, 1amp wall adapter. The power cable is a micro-USB (type B) connector at device end, and USB-A at power adapter end.
Although you can plug the USB-A end into the USB power port of your TV, really not recommended to do so as most problems with these devices are attributed to being underpowered from the source TV. This adds to the head-scratching why Roku would discontinue providing the power adapters with these devices to the end user.