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Haggard Celine

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3. I have a Roku tv.

Reply to Boxerfan (Original post)

Tue Sep 6, 2022, 12:55 AM

Sep 2022

It came with Roku already installed on it, so I didn't need to buy a separate device for it. I like it a lot. You can buy big Roku tvs at Walmart that are relatively cheap. The only problem I have with it is sometimes I'll be watching a show and a notice pops up that I need to connect to the wifi. So I'll go to the settings and connect to the internet and everything is fine after that. I paid about $300 for the tv several years ago; it's a 42 inch screen. Now you can get them for the same amount and have a 65 inch screen. If it quits, I'll probably buy another one.

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8 mo old Roku failed to connect to wifi-all attempts to fix failed. [View all] Boxerfan Sep 2022 OP

I'm very happy with my Fire TV 4k RainCaster Sep 2022 #1

My model has ethernet IbogaProject Sep 2022 #2

I have a Roku tv. Haggard Celine Sep 2022 #3

I've had the HDMI type Roku stick for several years. Only problem is it overheats so I have to hlthe2b Sep 2022 #4

I'd avoid Chromecast if your not into signing in every time t is turned on. Boxerfan Sep 2022 #5