In this post, we’re comparing the features of the Roku Ultra and the Roku Stick+ to help you decide which device is the best option for you.
Roku Stick+
The smaller device also means less clutter in your cord cutting setup. With a slim design, you can easily plug your Roku Stick+ into a wall mounted TV with pieces taking up space or interfering in the clean design.
The voice-enabled device works with Alexa and with Google Assistant. Use voice commands to launch channels, search for content, and use playback features while watching.
With the Roku Stick+ you’ll get
- Brilliant picture quality in HD, 4K, or HDR
- 4x the wireless range of older Roku devices
- Stronger signal for smoother streaming
- The Roku Voice Remote
- Portability
This is a great option for those who travel frequently, using with a secondary TV, and for college students who can use it in their dorms, bring it home on breaks, and pack it up at the end of the semester.
Roku Ultra
Roku calls the Ultra a fully-loaded player with all the bells and whistles. Connect it to the main TV in your home to stream in HD, 4K, or HDR. With the voice activated remote and included JBL headphones, you can enjoy private listening, night listening that offers volume control, and use the lost remote feature. Again, the voice remote works with Alexa and Google Assistant for a convenient entertainment experience.
With the Roku Ultra, you’ll get:
- Quad-core processor and Roku’s best wireless capability
- Ethernet port for wired streaming
- Brilliant picture quality in HD, 4K, or HDR
- The Roku Voice Remote
- JBL headphones for private listening
This is a smart choice for those who are heavy streamers, for a primary TV in the home, and anyone who wants to create a home theater experience.
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