Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got a couple of these during the Black Friday deals - work well and have been a big part of allowing us to "cut the cord" without sacrificing much.

I'm very pleased with the new Roku streaming for HD. I purchased this to replace and update an older version. It was an easy setup and works great.

Love this. It was so easy to set up. It works. Slight pauses during program, however the time is not nearly as long as regular tv and commercials.

Best and easiest to use streaming device. This is my Third Roku device. If you want to cut the cable, I found Roku easy to set up and Start using.

I recently updated the living room TV and moved the old living room TV to the master bedroom. While the older TV is a smart TV, it is older and the apps are not the best. So, I purchased the Roku Premiere+ as a streaming media player for the master bedroom. The older TV is 1080 full HD resolution. So, the 4k capabilities of this Roku are overkill, but it is the first level of Roku hardware that includes an Ethernet port. I do not use WiFi for streaming media, as I do not want weak signal or dropped packets to cause issues with picture quality. The Roku platform is a good option for those looking to take advantage of the entertainment options available over the Internet. All of the major players are there, such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video, YouTube, Fandango NOW, Vudu, and HBO NOW. However, there are A LOT more options, including PBS, PBS Kids, PLEX, Sling TV, DirecTV NOW, Haystack TV, etc. If you are a PLEX subscriber, then you can even stream in your local over-the-air broadcasts from an antenna, an HD HomeRun network tuner, and a PLEX Media Server backend with their DVR service. The Roku interface is simple to use, and the hardware is more than capable of providing quick and smooth navigation between menu options and within apps. Searching for and adding new "channels" to your Home screen is also easily accomplished. The only thing that some may find overwhelming are the vast number of channels available to install. Also, some of the channels require a subscription. Many will know that Netflix is a paid service, but they may not know that CBS All Access is also a paid service or that some channels, like the Disney Channel, require that you sign in with your cable/satellite TV credentials. So, if you're purchasing a Roku or any streaming media player, just be sure that the apps that you want to use are available and that you understand what the restrictions are, if any. Overall, I would recommend the Roku Premiere+ streaming media player to most people who are looking for a way to consume online entertainment.

Recently cut the cord and have been trying to find something that runs DirecTVnow smoothly. Does the trick. Better experience than the Fire Stick.

The Roku Premier is by far the best Roku option, the ability to plug headphones directly into the remote is great, and is by far worth every cent of the higher price! Streaming content is excellent, quality of the wifi receiver is great, and the ability to stream music is also a great added plus, just overall an outstanding streaming device, I would definitely purchase one again.

this roku unit is really nice and works perfectly. I was able to return one of my twc cable boxes and now stream via the spectrum streaming app.

I have a Roku stick and wanted something with better connection. I don't get why it is only 10/100 but whatever. I'll be able to use the 4k soon too. Everything works. It streams Mlb.tv perfectly (suck it Spectrum).

I already have a Roku 3 and the new Roku Stick but wanted to add a device to another room that could be hard wired (Ethernet) for better streaming and faster load times. The Roku Premiere Plus delivers. The unit was easy to set up has all the apps I needed and I love that you can listen with headphones using the remote. This is a great feature as the device is in my bedroom.

I love my Roku! This was an update to an older one I had. We take it camping and love the ease of accessing shows/sports, etc. I high recommend!

Hard to get some channels up on Roku. Spent a lot of time linking cable cannels . Wish there was a way to import all channel roku supported with a one link download. Product works great and would highly reccommend.

This is my 2nd Roku and it has only gotten better. Bonus was that when I linked it to my Roku account it automatically installed all my channels

Have used this streaming device for a few years now. It has performed flawlessly. Programming is straight forward. Image quality is excellent. The batteries needed replacement a few times. Added additional storage with an SD card. Easy to used. Like how it turns the TV on automatically when you use the remote.

Works better than I expected. Easy to hookup and download channels.Wish I dropped cable earlier.....

Got this for 59.99 on black Friday and it's an amazing fast streaming media device so many apps. Cut the cable and satellite and saved money..

This is a great buy. I don't want to pay for cable or satellite and this gives so many more options to watch besides over the air programming!

I had purchased the Roku Ultra about 6 months ago, but ended up returning it because of all the well documented audio issues. Seriously, look at some forums on that. However, I upgraded my receiver, so the optical audio was no longer required, so I tried out the Premiere +. It has been great so far with no audio or video issues present. I have an older version of the Amazon Fire, but am not a fan of the newer 'dongle' style they have now. I like the Roku PP as it still has a dedicated Ethernet connection that I like to have as an option.

I have that Amazon Fire in my living room and needed something for the bedroom. I decided on the Roku for my bedroom. Fairly easy to set up and if I compare the 2 devices, I would have to say that they are pretty comprable to each other. I do like the fact that you can plug a set of headphones into the controller though and listen to the sound without disturbing anyone else.

I originally had the Roku streaming stick, but returned it for the Premiere+. The reason wasn't that the stick didn't work, it does and offers the same channels as the plus does. I got the plus because it allows for a direct hardwire internet connection to my router and then to my TV via USB. I am very happy with it and use it a great deal. Believe me, it made dumping cable TV very easy to do and the savings are awesome. I once paid over $140/month for my cable and internet subscriptions. But I dumped the cable part and just kept the internet. I had HBO and Starz with my cable, but I subscribed to them through Roku. I now pay only $74/month for internet and those two subscriptions a month and I get local TV through the air.