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Roku announces two new streaming players for the UK

Roku has announced two new streaming players coming to the UK that aim to give TV fans better ways to connect to the streaming entertainment they love. Roku Express is the most affordable streaming player Roku ever launched in the UK, priced at just £29.99. Roku Streaming Stick+ is the first Roku streaming stick that is capable of streaming HD, 4K and 4K HDR at up to 60 fps.

Roku Express

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The Roku Express is great for those who are looking to stream to the TV for the first time, extend their Roku OS experience to other TVs in the home, or give the gift of streaming. It comes with everything in the box to get started, including a simple to use remote control and HDMI cable. This is the second-generation of the Roku Express and is five times more powerful than its predecessor.

Roku Streaming Stick+

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Small, powerful and portable for those who are on the move or want their streaming player hidden behind their TV. Features a quad-core processor and delivers exceptional wireless performance with its advanced wireless receiver that is innovatively built into the power cord. This new model offers up to four times the wireless range to minimize buffering. Great for HD, 4K and 4K HDR up to 60 frames per second (fps) streaming. It includes the 4K Spotlight Channel that offers instant access to 4K movies and TV shows from various streaming channels. It comes with a remote control that includes TV power and volume buttons that can control compatible TV models, eliminating the need to use a TV remote for these functions.

Roku devices are powered by the Roku OS and feature a simple home screen with access to 4,000+ streaming channels, including 150,000 movies and TV episodes in the UK. Roku Search enables consumers to discover new entertainment across top streaming channels. Search a movie, TV show, actor or director and the Roku OS will display where content is available and serve results in order of price.

Consumers can also download the free Roku mobile app for iOS and Android devices which acts as a remote, streams media from a mobile device to the TV, includes a keyboard and offers features like voice search and private listening.

The Roku streaming players will be available online starting from October 19th and are expected to arrive in stores towards the end of October. Check out the official Roku website for more information.

Greg Ellwood
Greg Ellwoodhttps://8ce250469d.nxcli.io
Greg is the Deputy Editor of Entertainment Focus. He writes about Games, Tech and TV. You can find him on Xbox/PSN/Steam as Tahllian.

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