“I am not technology smart but I understand that this item is supposed to be better than cable TV so my question is how does it work? Does it need internet to work? Do you need a box for each tv?”
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To use the Roku you connect it your wireless network, so yes you need internet access. You then download apps through Roku system for providers you want to watch like Amazon Prime or Hulu. Some are free some are paid. Yes, you do need a separate device for each tv. I would say it is different than cable not better. The big question we dealt with was how to get the local channels without cable. There are a lot options, each with its own advantages and costs. I took several weeks researching the way to get local channels. The big problem is the size of DVR for recordings fm the different providers without paying a ton for the TiVo versions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you need an Internet connection, and you'll need to subscribe to one or more of the services that the Roku has apps for, such as Hulu, Netflix, or HBO. You will need a Roku for each TV. Whether it's better than cable or satellite depends on your needs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it needs internet.I have the ethernet connection instead of wireless.I think it only works with one tv.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it requires internet to work and you would need a box for each TV. You download apps like you would on you phone and use the apps to watch the shows you want. Many of the video apps have additional charges but some are free.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Wow, you are right. You're not technology smart at all. This device requires internet service to work. One per TV. Call your Grandson to hook it up for you.
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