A:AnswerNo fee to use a Roku - it's similar to an Amazon Firestick in that regard. As long as you have internet service you can use Roku to connect to YouTube and other places. You do not have to watch anything "live" that you don't want to - it all depends on your cable/satellite/internet options, which are separate from Roku.
A:AnswerI have several and i weekly have to unplug them to get them to see my wireless network was hoping a firmware update would fix it but haven't received it yet but i also picked up a roku ultra and so far has been flawless 2 months also have a roku tv that's been flawless as well
A:AnswerThe new version no longer has a SD card slot but does have a USB port and a Roku channel for playing the media on it. I don't know what format limitations if any there are because I have not used it that way yet.
A:AnswerHello Mikev52! The Roku Ultra comes with an RF remote. Meaning radio frequency, which uses radio waves to transmit signals to devices. RF remotes do not require line of sight so it can be behind the TV.
