The Roku Express has an HDMI port to connect to a TV and a micro-USB connection that provides power from an AC adapter.īut rather than positioning it on a shelf or rack behind your television, Roku includes some adhesive so you can attach the Roku Express to the back or bottom of your TV. Thanks to a somewhat slower chipset, users may find it is not as fast in responding to commands and displaying menus. Others, like streaming versions of certain TV channels, may require you to enter proof that you are a cable subscriber to get permission to watch that channel.īut while the Roku Express has the same basic capabilities as other streaming devices, its position as an "entry level" streamer in the product family means that it makes some compromises.
Note that while many channels are free, some - like Netflix and Hulu - require a monthly subscription. But with so many channels in the Roku library, there are hundreds that you probably haven't heard of which cater to very niche interests.
Many of these are channels you may be familiar with, like Crackle, Adult Swim, and Vevo. The Roku Express does essentially all the same things as any other streaming device in the Roku family it plugs into your television via an HDMI port and adds thousands of streaming channels to your TV viewing options – it includes all of the usual mainstream channels like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, HBO, YouTube, and others, but many less common channels as well.
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