What Is Roku? Everything You Need to Know
Roku is a streaming platform that acts as the bridge between your internet connection and your television, organizing all your apps in one place.
Simple User Interface
Roku is famous for its platform-agnostic, grid-based interface. Unlike some competitors that prioritize specific streaming services or ads, Roku presents all your channels side-by-side in a simple, easy-to-read format. It is arguably the most user-friendly interface available, making it an excellent choice for households where family members of all ages need to operate the TV without confusion.
Hardware Options
Roku offers a variety of devices, ranging from inexpensive streaming sticks that plug into the back of your TV to powerful set-top boxes and even built-in smart TV software. The key benefit of using Roku is its universal search function, which scans across multiple apps to show you where a specific movie or show is available to stream. This saves you from having to check individual apps one by one to find the content you want to watch.
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