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gear1420
Level 8
‎09-09-2022 02:47 PM

Re: Proud Cord-Cutter/Roku User For Two Years

I'm with you! I've got a blooming Roku in every room (where there's a TV) I noticed early on that the Roku works much better & bug free compared to the apps built-in a smart TV

JCGoodwin
Level 10
‎09-09-2022 08:01 PM

Re: Proud Cord-Cutter/Roku User For Two Years

I suppose that depends. I have an R8 Roku TV, which works just fine. Best Roku experience in my opinion.

demsd
Level 13
‎10-15-2022 01:47 PM

Re: Proud Cord-Cutter/Roku User For Two Years

@JCGoodwin wrote:

Very nice. I used to love my Roku Premiere, but now I can't imagine not having a Roku TV, particularly the R8, due to the ability to connect a flash drive, which I use to watch a lot of downloaded videos ad-free.

I have two TCLs and love them and wouldn't go back to any of the other devices. I ended up giving away both my Roku Ultra's.

40" TCL Roku TV
50" TCL Roku TV
JCGoodwin
Level 10
‎10-15-2022 02:15 PM

Re: Proud Cord-Cutter/Roku User For Two Years

The only real negative thing I can say about Roku is that the company doesn't offer a decent browser. I occasionally connect an Amazon Fire Stick to my Roku TV just to use the Silk browser, which grants access to extra videos, like those on Dailymotion, but I'd prefer to use the Roku remote for this sort of thing.

Otherwise, very pleased with Roku.

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