These players can be used on any TV with an HDMI connection, but they’re especially handy for folks who don’t own a smart TV with its own internet connection. It’s both! Roku sells its own hardware - the Roku players - that runs from $25 on the low-end ( Roku Express) to $180 on the high-end ( Roku Streambar Pro) with several models in between, including stick-style players that plug directly into your TV. Recently, Roku announced the release of its latest version of its operating system, Roku OS 11, with some fun new features that we’ll get into below. Today, Roku offers an array of products, including multiple versions of the classic streaming platform, smart TVs with Roku streaming software built-in, soundbars, speakers, the Roku Channel for live TV viewing, and more. Whether it’s Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, or hundreds of other services, a Roku device lets you watch them all - plus a huge variety of specialized “channels” that stream everything else from the spiritual to the strange.

Unlike home theater PCs, game consoles, or other internet-connected devices, Roku streaming media players have always focused on providing a dead-simple way to access streaming video and audio content on a TV.

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