Can I hook up a ROKU stick to this TV? null

Sure, there are 4 HDMI inputs. But there is no reason to because Amazon Fire has the same channels available. I used a Roku for years until I switched to the Fire Stick and now the Fire TV. If you are really set on Roku you might also consider buying one of the Roku TV's

Hello TanyaB, thank you for your interest in the Toshiba 65C350KU. Yes, you are able to connect a Roku stick to one of the HDMI ports. Unfortunately, you are not able to play sound from both Bluetooth and the TV speakers at the same time. If you have any further questions or concerns, please give us a call at 1-888-407-0396 or email us at Support@Toshibatv-usa.com. Thanks again, Toshiba Support Team.

Sure. But is there a particular reason you’d really need to? There are roku tvs. Not sure how they compare

Absolutely! That said my experience with both roku and firestick tends to suggest firestick is far superior.

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Sure, there are 4 HDMI inputs. But there is no reason to because Amazon Fire has the same channels available. I used a Roku for years until I switched to the Fire Stick and now the Fire TV. If you are really set on Roku you might also consider buying one of the Roku TV's
Answered by John 3 years ago
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Hello TanyaB, thank you for your interest in the Toshiba 65C350KU. Yes, you are able to connect a Roku stick to one of the HDMI ports. Unfortunately, you are not able to play sound from both Bluetooth and the TV speakers at the same time. If you have any further questions or concerns, please give us a call at 1-888-407-0396 or email us at [email protected]. Thanks again, Toshiba Support Team.
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Sure. But is there a particular reason you’d really need to? There are roku tvs. Not sure how they compare
Answered by Erica 3 years ago
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Absolutely! That said my experience with both roku and firestick tends to suggest firestick is far superior.
Answered by TupeloRebel 3 years ago
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