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are you on a data limited network where you only have so many gb a month or are you just asking about how much bandwidth Mbps it will use. cellular will limit based on gb usage, and yes it will eat up your gb limit streaming video, itll do it faster or slower depending on quality of video you select (more data in hd then sd). as for bandwidth, most cable, dsl providers limit bandwidth and you get up to so many mbps... you dont run out but having multiple devises actively online at the same time will slow down your connection as you are dividng the mbps to each. basic cable speed where im at is 60mbps, and it works fine even with a couple cellphones on the same wifi. when it was at 20 or less (my router was slowing it down) it would occasionally buffer
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure if this might help you. But Netflix now has free download and watch with out using your gbs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, it will.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, all streaming devices use your internet and how well they work will depend on your internet speed. Yes, they do use your monthly allotment of gbs. My advice, make sure you turn off the Roku when you are not using it, or it will continue to stream. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The short answer is yes they do depend on internet speed of "your" connection as well as the connection of the video service provider as well. Most basic internet service provider (ISP) such as cable companies at a min offer 3 to 15 meg down speed as a basic service which should be sufficient for video internet streaming.
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