“Would I need to buy a Roku for each television? I have 3 TVs do I need to buy 3 Roku”

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• Unless you have a "smart TV" each TV needs its own Roku device. The Roku devices don't all need to be the same, though. We have a cheaper Roku Express+ in the seldom-used guest room, an Amazon Fire Stick (I'm not a fan of its user interface) in another bedroom, a Roku SS+HE in the master bedroom, and a smart TV in the family room.

  Answered by RokuNewbie 4 years ago

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• The roku is a dedicated device to one tv. You would need one for each tv.

  Answered by Ripoff 4 years ago

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• Yes, unless you want to keep moving one between TVs.

  Answered by Revmike 4 years ago

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• Unless you use a splitter after the roku to run cable to each tv. Not sure if the signal would be able to run long distance.

  Answered by Dave 4 years ago

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• Hi Karen! Yes, if you would like the Roku platform on each of your TV's and they are not a Roku TV, you will need a Roku plugged into each one.

  Answered by Roku Team 4 years ago

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