Roku - LT Streaming Player - Purple

Name: Roku - LT Streaming Player - Purple
Brand: Roku
SKU: 4071495
Rating: 4.4 (135 reviews)

Model: 2450D/2700R

SKU: 4071495

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Key Specs
- Maximum Supported Resolution: 1080p
- Operating System Compatibility: Not Applicable
General
- Product Name: LT Streaming Player
- Brand: Roku
- TV Compatibility: Most HDTVs with an HDMI input
- Model Number: 2450D/2700R
Features
- Smart Capable: true (Smart, or smart-capable devices are able to connect directly to your home network in order to stream content from the Internet, run Internet-based apps, or connect to other smart devices.)
Compatibility
- Compatible Wireless Standard(s): Wireless N (The wireless networking standard(s) the device is backwards compatible with. This includes networking protocols based on the IEEE 802.11 standard (alphabetically ascending) and the Wi-Fi Alliance standard (numerically ascending), both of which provide high-throughput wireless local area networks (WLANs). Devices designed to work with specific standard(s) will be backwards compatible with previous versions but may not run at optimal performance when using earlier iterations.)
- Interface(s): HDMI (Refers to the types of connections that devices use to interact and communicate with each other.)
Other
- UPC: 829610880631

Roku LT Streaming Player 2450D: Enjoy tons of movies, TV shows, music and more from streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant Video, Disney and Pandora. The Roku LT Streaming Player sets up in minutes with built-in wireless and brings a world of entertainment to your TV.

Stream movies, music, sports and more: With more than 1,500 channels, you can choose what to watch from a huge amount of entertainment options, plus sports, live news and international programming.
Find content quickly: Easily navigate to your favorite movie or TV show with the included remote control.
Set up with a few simple steps: Connect the player to your TV with an HDMI cable (sold separately) or composite A/V cable (included). Then connect to the Internet wirelessly* or with an Ethernet cable (sold separately).
Support for good quality video and sound: HDMI connection supports video quality up to 720p HD and Dolby Digital Plus surround sound. Composite A/V connection supports standard definition quality only.
Wireless connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi connects to the Internet through your wireless home network.*
Compatible with virtually any TV: Easily connects to HDTVs and standard-definition TVs.

Whats Included

Roku LT Streaming Player
Remote with 2 AAA batteries
A/V cable
Owner's manual

Q: I have an old TV will the Roku 3 work with it?

A: The Roku 3 used an HDMI connection for video output. As long as your TV has an HDMI input it will work properly.

Q: Which Roku would be best for me?

A: I dont think so, as long as there is an hdmi hookup then im sure it works the same

Q: Do i have to pay a monthly fee ?

A: You do not have to pay a monthly fee for the device. But, if you want Netflix, Hulu or something of the like, that is monthly. But, to just get a Roku device, it's a one time price.

Q: can you turn on the subtitles using this product?

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Customers are saying

Customers consistently note the LT Streaming Player's ease of use, simple setup, and affordable price. Many appreciate its streaming capabilities and compact size. However, some users have experienced issues with resolution and occasional performance hiccups.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
So simple your grandma could use it
First, the good things: 1. The interface is super easy to navigate. Switching between screens isn't "blazing" fast, but the structure is easy enough that a even a relative technophobe could fumble his/her way through the channels and programs with minimal instruction. 2. Even while actively streaming, this thing doesn't pull more than a few watts. Great way to save some wear and tear on my XBox360, which is a heat-generating, noisy power-hog that is great for games but is a little overpowered and "underfeatured" when it comes to streaming tasks. The Roku draws minimal power, doesn't generate much heat, and is basically dead silent. 3. Loads, loads, loads of free content. Yes, the Roku will let you take advantage of your paid subscription services like Netflix, Amazon, HuluPlus, HBOGo, NHL Gamecenter, and the like, but where it really beats the life out of other streaming options (such as the XBox and Blu-Ray player I have previously used for streaming) is in the amount and variety of freely available content. Through various channels, users can access streams from CNN, BBC World News, and loads of other news streams from around the world. Like Mexican and South American soccer? No problem. Korean dramas? Japanese game shows? Classic movies? Newer movies? You can find all of it. The not-so-great: (1) When you first add a channel from the Roku website, it won't show up on the device right away. The slightly cumbersome workaround is just to pop into the settings menu and tell the unit to update the software. Once the unit confirms that the version of the operating software is up to date, it automatically downloads the new channels onto the device. Jump back to your channel menu and you're good to go. Really just a minor nuisance though. Ultimately, I have to give this five stars for its ease of use, efficiency, for the wide variety of audio, video, and information content that is available (with much/most of it being completely free), and for the price point. I can't speak to the higher end variants of the Roku, but the LT is a big bang-for-the-buck gadget.
Posted 12 years ago by Wingnutt5
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great choice for streaming
I bought this for my bedroom so I can stream Netflix while I relax a bit at night. I'm capable when it comes to electronics and setting them up, so I didn't find it hard to attach and set up, but the fact that you have to use the arrow buttons to input text does make it take longer than I'd prefer. However, it was easy enough and I was able to add my Netflix account in addition to a few of the other free streaming options. (Disney, Blockbuster, etc...) The Disney selections didn't seem to include movies but they had a bunch of short clips for children, so be prepared that the free options for them don't seem to include movies, even older ones. (Unless I missed something - I admit I wasn't very thorough in my search.) All-in-all I found the system easy to use and I've had it for a few months now. The remote is a bit small and almost awkward, so I've dropped it a few times while lifting it off of my nightstand at night, but for as much as I've dropped it on my hardwood floors it seems to withstand the abuse just fine. The streaming has worked great and the box is small enough that it doesn't take up a lot of space next to my TV. The only real complaint I could add is that the Netflix version on the Roku doesn't automatically play the next episode in a series like the newest version on our other (wireless) TV and Playstation 3 does. Both of the other systems were recently updated and start the next episode within about 20-30 seconds after you finish the one you're watching - which I would prefer. When using the Roku, I have to actually reach for the remote again to hit "OK" to play the next episode and I'd rather just zone out at night and have them keep going until I turn off my TV, but it's a very small complaint and I hope they're able to update the software soon. I definitely recommend the Roku - LT as a cheap streaming option. Great little box!
Posted 12 years ago by zookate
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great product, great price
Great product, we use it for Netflix and Pandora. Very simple to use, setup takes about 15min but once its setup your ready to go. We never have any issues with it not working or streaming right.
Posted 11 years ago by alex