I wanted something for the TV in my bedroom and this is just what I needed. I can access Sling, Netflix, Hulu, etc. and was able to attach it to the top of my mounted TV with the included Velcro strips so that I don’t have cords showing. Very pleased!

A good product for what is designed. It worked perfectly.

This puts tv in my room rather than Comcast extra box

Love the ROKU devices. I own a few and this one is my second favorite, The first is my TCL ROKU TV. They are easy to set-up and easy to use. This one can get a little to warm so I have mine set-up on a metal heat sink. The memory seems to be limited to about 300 channels depending on how much data the channel needs to function, but other then that I love this one. I also can control it and my TV with a ROKU App on my Cell Phone. This one is much better then the HDMI Stick ROKU because if the remote control goes bad on the HDMI Stick it will no longer function, That is why I bought this second one ( My HDMI Stick won't work any more ).

Great product easy to set up and wonderful streaming product, also it’s perfect for TVs that are mounted on the wall very sleek appearance and it’s very easy to use I love this product

I own and older version of the Roku but after reading the Xfinity website I found I could replace my Xfinity box with a newer version of the Roku stick. The Roku does take the place of the secondary box, it is not as easy with the Roku remote since the Roku remote has no numbers and the setup for Xfinity is slightly different but it serves its purpose and I don't pay extra monthly fees for the small cable box from Xfinity. I do on the other hand receive all the Roku channels so it is a win for me. As I think about it... I did buy the cheapest version of a Roku for $29 and unlike my first one the remote is line of sight which means that the remote has to be pointed right at the Roku device as opposed to my old one which hid behind the television connected to the HDMI port. So the Box they give you is now taped to the bottom of my television so I can point my remote at it. Maybe this cuts down on cost for the least expensive version but it's not a big deal for me.

Did my research and opted for Roku on both my Insignia TVs I bought last year from Best Buy. Cable Vision is dying and I needed to make the change. However there were many shows that were a "must have" to make me happy. Roku combined with Hulu "live" gives me all ever wanted. Roku was a one time purchase fee and the Hulu is monthly at $39.99, no contract and I can jump off or on at any time. My Internet speed of 6mb is sufficient to work these systems thru my Uverse WiFi. I am a fan and could not be happier. Cable TV is no longer needed to get great reception and programming. I am excited for my future television viewing with my Insignia TVs, my Roku devices and my Hulu service. I should have changed over long ago. But not knowing enough to make a decision to do that was the only thing holding me back. I asked all around about Roku and got nothing but "thumbs up" responses. Check for yourself, ask around, investigate and see for yourself. My second Roku box was purchased online from Roku and is the Ultra version. It has an on/off button on remote, volume controls and other perks that I really like. So any investment into a Roku is a good one.

Overall, I like the Roku Streaming Media Player, and I prefer it to the Amazon Fire Stick which I have also tried. The Roku delivers better quality, I do not see the annoying "stuttering effect" that I frequently experienced with the Amazon Fire stick. I also prefer Roku's user interface as it is simple and straightforward. I would give this product the full five stars if not for the occasional problems I have with the Roku remote control. Sometimes the remote looses its connection with the Roku streaming stick, and I tried the reset button inside the remote's battery compartment but that usually fails to correct this issue. I found through a process of trail and error that the best thing to do in this case is to just reset the Roku stick by unplugging its A/C adapter and then plugging it back in. Then the remote works again. I would not consider this issue a deal breaker though, as it only occurs occasionally, and when it does occur it is easy to fix.