Abstract: Before forking out a lot of money on a smart television to stream Netflix movies or YouTube videos, it's worth looking into a portable streaming player such as Roku Premiere, which has just about every major streaming service platform on it...
Affordable, 4K HDR at 60fps, Plug and play, Wide range of content,
Performance across apps/channels is mixed, No HLG, HDR10+ or Dolby Vision HDR,
4K HDR can look great, but picture quality across a number of apps is inconsistent, so while this is an affordable 4K streamer, it comes with some caveats.Trusted Score Outputs HDMI1Kob MonneyContact via TwitterTV & Audio Editor Kob began his c...
Published: 2019-11-05, Author: What , review by: whathifi.com
Lots of apps for little money, Good enough sound,
Woeful HDR performance, Odd physical design, Only supports HDR10,
Anyone who thinks all streamers are born equal should take a look at the Roku Premiere. This is a small, affordable device that promises much on paper, but falls a long way short of the performance of the best in class.In fact, it falls a long way short o...
Just £10 more expensive than the 1080p Roku Express, and £10 cheaper than the 4K HDR10 Roku Streaming Stick+ which comes with an enhanced Bluetooth remote, this £39.99 Roku Premiere sits in the awkward middle ground where it is an excellent device in its...
Published: 2019-11-01, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Good value for money, Compact, 4K HDR support, Wide range to TV services including Apple TV
No Dolby Vision or HDR10+ support
The Roku Premiere is a great little streaming set-top box offering some of the latest streaming standards, support for a wide range of content with excellent performance, making it an easy recommendation.The question still remains as to whether you actual...
Supports 4K and HDR, Cheap, Huge selection of apps
Clunky design, No voice remote, Streaming Stick+ only costs £10 more
Of course, none of these limitations is specific to the Roku Premiere – you'll find streaming 4K content is similarly limited across all streaming devices, irrespective of the manufacturer.The more significant shortcomings with the Roku Premiere relate to...
Abstract: The Roku Premiere and Premiere+ are nearly identical 4K streaming devices. The one major difference is that the Premiere+ comes with a microphone-equipped wireless remote control (and it's also only sold at Walmart). At $39.99 and $49.99 respectively, the...
