“Do you have to have a separate Roku for every T.V. or can you use one Roku for two T.V.'s?”

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• Yes but there are cheaper models

  Answered by vonkatzen 6 years ago

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• Sorry but yeah you have to have a Roku on each TV.

  Answered by Nanapuddin 6 years ago

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• Each Roku can only connect to one TV.

  Answered by explore42 6 years ago

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• You could with an hdmi splitter.

  Answered by Chris 6 years ago

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• You could hook up more than one television if you use an hdmi splitter and run hdmi cables to other televisions. By doing that, you would have the same content on all televisions.

  Answered by Chris 6 years ago

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