“Will it work well in hotel rooms outside my normal City?”

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• It should, as long as the hotel offers wifi fast enough to stream. There is a way to get Roku to temporarily connect to a hotel wifi, without changing your default home settings. I THINK you may have to download the Roku app (for iOS or Android), but I'm not sure.

  Answered by Chris 9 years ago

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• The answer is "maybe": First, the TV must have an HDMI input that you can select. Second, the WiFi signal coming into the room must be a solid signal. Weak WiFi signals won't work. Third, the WiFi must be a minimum of 4Mbps to stream TV signals.

  Answered by MrBob 9 years ago

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• I used mine at a resort in Playa del Carmen, Mexico and the only issue was having to re-pair the Wi-Fi remote to the stick every other day or so. I think this was due to the rsorts Wi-Fi because I've not had this problem at home. This only required a minute or so to power down and repower the stick and all was well.

  Answered by Quique 9 years ago

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• I used it at a hotel in another state with no issues.

  Answered by Richie 9 years ago

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• As long as you are able to connect the device and power cord and there is available wifi you can use the roku stick. It remembers all your login credentials so you just plug it in and go.

  Answered by smikey1123 9 years ago

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• The Roku will only work as well as the Wi-Fi connection allows and whether or not the hotel will let you connect it to their TVs.

  Answered by xerocypher 9 years ago

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• Yes it does.. You just need wifi and it will work anywhere

  Answered by MagikRat 9 years ago

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• most likely, if the tv is a smart tv you ill have to sign into your accounts that is, if the hotel doesn't block the tv. then, just use the roku your computer!

  Answered by envy 9 years ago

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• Yes, it will as long as there is a fast and reliable wifi connection in the Hotel.

  Answered by RobEsp 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Felo 9 years ago

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