@Mlb296 With electronic devices, it's always a possibility that a device might have slipped through quality control. All I can say is that I've owned close to a dozen Roku devices over the last 9 years. One was defective out of the box, but it was immediately replaced by the retailer and it still works today. All the others are still functional, although the Roku 2 XS players are buried in a drawer because they simply can't run most of the channels I use. My Roku Stick (3600) is the oldest device still in use (it's 5 years old now), and my grandson uses it all the time. My Roku 4 is probably even a bit older, and it's still used by my granddaughter.
I realize my experience is merely one data point, so take it as such. But in all this time I've never had any issues with any device (Roku TV or player) beyond the one bad new device.
Dan
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