“Can I run 2 Roku's at the same time using a separate router? Can the tv's both be watched at the same time different channels?”

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• YES

  Answered by Harry13 8 years ago

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• yes, I have 4 roku's on 4 TV's and they can be watched at the same time. I only have one router and that is enough. Take Care I hope this help's

  Answered by Mena 8 years ago

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• Absolutely yes! They run independent of each other.

  Answered by Brandongsr 8 years ago

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• Yes, you can watch two channels on two different devices at the same time. If you are watching a movie on Netflix on one device and another movie on Netflix with the other device, there may be a problem but I think the cutoff is three simultaneous movies. So the main catch is if you are using the same service such as Netflix or HBO. Good luck.

  Answered by genericnowlin 9 years ago

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• Roku's function separately so you can use them on the same router and people can watch whatever they want in any room.

  Answered by brettokok 9 years ago

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