“What actually is roku I’m hearing a lot about it and not know what exactly am I getting? And does go only to one tv or all tv’s in my house or I need one for each tv”
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You need 1 for each TV. It plugs directly into a HDMI on you TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, the device is only able to be used by a single TV at a time. This product plugs into the HDMI port on your TV and provides access to online streaming content.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Roku stick best money you will spend for tv so much free programs, movies and music you can handle all you need is wifi and you are set... You can add channels if you like I have Netflix for about 8 bucks a month and the first month is free so you can try most anything for a month at no charge. I have one for each tv you can use the one stick and move from one tv to another you can also travel take the stick to a hotel plug it in and get all your tv just like at home amazing I love it...hope this helped you I dropped my cable company all I have is wifi...
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It is a internet access device that enables you to view streaming media from the internet. TV and maybe your smartphone as well. I setup my Samsung Note 8 as a remote ( not worth it for me ) and I seem to remember watching media on the phone, but I don't like watching anything on my phone so I never use that feature. I just plugged it into the back of my TV, and connected it to my router wirelessly . After YouTube dropped flash media, my Samsung TV could not see it, so I bought this. One time cost, no monthly fee ( other than the internet service provider you are already paying ). I'm guessing you need one for each TV. There might be another way to stream every media player in the house, but I just use it for one TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It plugs into a port on your television, so you need one for each unit. Connects to your Wi-Fi, and it runs applications like Netflix, hulu, xfinity stream, et cetera.
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