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.No Ethernet plug. I do own 2 Sharp Roku tv. 50 inch & 43 inch. I do hookup to the internet with a usb adapter from Amazon UtechSmart USB 2.0 to 10/100 Fast Ethernet LAN Wired Network Adapter for Macbook, Wii, Wii U, Linux. Just pug it in and it should recognize it. If not go to power settings and restart system. Then you will have a wired connection. Under network settings it will read wired.

It doesn't look like it. I don't have this particular model, but the Insignia 55" I do have works with a USB NIC. Reports online for several other manufacturers of Roku TV's indicate they have, as well. This I figured out after I bought the TV, and both Insigna AND Roku told me it wouldn't when I called to ask them. It's no guarantee, but it will probably work, if you get the right USB NIC.

NO --- as least I can't find an Ethernet plug on MY unit. My TV is connected to my home-network wirelessly and it seems to work well. My router is not especially powerful but the TV can still discover the signal from 50 feet away while also in a lower floor of the of my house. I had initial concerns during the TV-setup but am now very happy.

It's a wireless connection unless there's some way to rig the USB input. No RJ45 socket.

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.No Ethernet plug. I do own 2 Sharp Roku tv. 50 inch & 43 inch. I do hookup to the internet with a usb adapter from Amazon UtechSmart USB 2.0 to 10/100 Fast Ethernet LAN Wired Network Adapter for Macbook, Wii, Wii U, Linux. Just pug it in and it should recognize it. If not go to power settings and restart system. Then you will have a wired connection. Under network settings it will read wired.
Answered by Helpfull 8 years ago
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It doesn't look like it. I don't have this particular model, but the Insignia 55" I do have works with a USB NIC. Reports online for several other manufacturers of Roku TV's indicate they have, as well. This I figured out after I bought the TV, and both Insigna AND Roku told me it wouldn't when I called to ask them. It's no guarantee, but it will probably work, if you get the right USB NIC.
Answered by ThatGuy 9 years ago
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NO --- as least I can't find an Ethernet plug on MY unit. My TV is connected to my home-network wirelessly and it seems to work well. My router is not especially powerful but the TV can still discover the signal from 50 feet away while also in a lower floor of the of my house. I had initial concerns during the TV-setup but am now very happy.
Answered by MelTX 9 years ago
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It's a wireless connection unless there's some way to rig the USB input. No RJ45 socket.
Answered by NCMeredith 9 years ago
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Answered by Sharp Advisor 9 years ago
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