“Do I have to get separated Roku devices for my other Tvs at home?”

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• Yes, you would. The Roku only works on 1 tv. They are very mobile, so you would be able to move to another TV if needed.

  Answered by cediger 8 years ago

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• Roku is connected to the television via hdmi cord which means it would only be able to work with the one tv it is directly linked. So you would need a Roku for each television if you want to use them simultaneously.

  Answered by Catherine 8 years ago

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• Yes, unless you will move the Roku device from TV to TV. But if you need to use on multiple TVs at once then you will need more than just one.

  Answered by Gabshdz 8 years ago

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• Yes, you can connect Roku to any display, not required TV.

  Answered by TimVo 8 years ago

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• Yes. Each TV needs its own device.

  Answered by RC4AU 8 years ago

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