Roku Express 3900 家用互联网和媒体串流器

I have 2 of these model. Well, actually, I've purchase 3 - One for myself, one for my Niece and one for some good friends of mine. They're fast, they're extremely cheap, and they make an Apple TV unit show just how overpriced and willing Apple is to take money from anyone (the cheapest Apple TV is approximately 5x more than the Roku Express, and the 4K Apple is almost 7x more). Apple Vs Roku - Roku let's you use Apple services via the YouTube app by selecting the "Purchases" section of YouTube to stream iTunes content. Roku also has "Movies Anywhere", which allows you to link your iTunes account and watch your Apple content on their app, as well. With Movies Anywhere you can also connect VUDU, which after link your Apple account, spreads the Apple titles into VUDU. You can do the same with apps like FandangoNow and also can link your Microsoft account (if for example you have purchased any movies on your Xbox or PC and want to link everything from every streaming service onto one App). Price gouging is a vast understatement with Apple when comparing to Roku. You can alsp control any Roku in your home via WiFi by simply downloading the free Roku app to your phone or tablet. If you want 4K, there are Roku models that are 1/2 the cost of Apple's entry HD unit. The pricier Roku allows you to plug headphones into the Roku remote for private listening. There is probably some very good YouTube reviews of "Roku vs Apple TV". The point is, don't give Apple your money when you don't need nor have to. They're charging you a lot more, simply because they're charging you a lot more... You can't go wrong with a Roku. Pick the model that is best for you, be it the Roku stick, which allows a completely hidden version with a wireless remote, or if you need high speed 4K streaming - there is a model for that, too. The more you throw your money at Apple, the more they will take. Do your research amd comparisons on streaming devices. For speed, price and app accessibility, I give the Roku a 10 out of 10. It does not stream 4K, but for just under 30 bucks...it's fantastic, and as far as I know, you would only limit your apps if you bought an Apple unit that costs 5x more. Even the Roku Stick (a different model) allows voice features. The only downside the the Roku Express is if you have a 4K TV and need to stream 4K content. I highly recommend any Roku model.

I bought the Roku Express for a second TV; I had a Roku Ultimate for the main TV already. I tried out Roku on the main TV for viewing streaming content and determined that it,coupled with a SlingTV account and an antenna for OTA channels, met all of my viewing needs. Now that I have Roku capability on both of my home TVs, I will be "cutting the cord" and returning my cable boxes and remotes. Adding this second Roku device to my account was easy; the screen prompts step you through the installation and configuration. In addition, I can take the Roku Express components with me when traveling and use it in hotels with Wi-Fi as long as the TV in the hotel room has an available HMDI port (and most HDTVs these days have at least one or more HDMI port).This is a terrific product and much improved from the older Roku box that a friend of mine still uses.

I live in rural Alabama and have Hughes net wifi for internet. While the Roku operates on wifi I also have a limited wifi package. The Roku player works well even on the slow wifi speed. I did install a cheap Nuwave signal booster that helped a bunch. The roku is a really good supplement to my antenna tv. The weather seems to be the biggest negative. If the weather is overcast or stormy you can forget using the Roku but I still feel it was a good purchase and a good option to have.

I have owned a television set with Roku built-in for about 3 years and positively love no longer being tied to the high (and seemingly ever increasing) cost of cable TV. I recently decided to add Roku to the TV in my spare bedroom which doubles as my home office. It was incredibly easy to set up the Roku Express device within about 10 minutes and it works as well as the built-in Roku TV system. Delivery was fast and product was securely packaged. Do yourself--and your budget a favor--buy yourself a Roku Express.

I have been looking for a standard Express 3900 unit at the normal price range and this fit. It arrived in a timely manner, it works perfectly and it's brand new. It has all the normal options with 720 and 1080 speed, USB, HDMI and everything works no issues. When you're installing these units... the only thing you need to do is make sure your Wi-Fi signals are extremely strong or in the range. Otherwise, you have issues downloading the software. Other than that, they're fine. This can happen on any unit during installation.

Bought this to replace my WDLive which WD abandoned and would no longer play YouTube videos. Use it mostly for YouTube and Netflix both of which work perfectly. Comes with simple remote and fairly useless (due to super short length) HDMI cable, but who doesn't have a box of 3$ HDMI cables these days thus still highly recommended. You'll need to set up a Roku account with a credit card but you don't need to spend a dime if you so choose.

This is the 2nd time I have purchased a Roku. I have one and I also have a Fire Stick. I purchased the Roku because I personally do not like the Fire Stick, it is not easy to work to get to the channels that you want. I would recommend the Roku to any one.

it came in french. went online and tons of complaints of people getting the machine in other languages. to change the language was very difficult to find. eventually i did find it after over 12 hrs. min. needs to be fixed problem asap.

A great little item that adds choices and made cutting the cable cords easy. Now, if I want, I can give dollars to those who may need them rather than to a constant price increasing company. No complaints.

Everything was in the box for easy set-up. Good idea to go online first to set up a ROKU account. Nice little remote. Lotsa free entertainment plus easy to add apps.