(And it works with any HDMI port, unlike Roku's original Streaming Stick, which required a newer TV with an MHL port.) The back-of-the-TV placement would leave the Stick almost entirely concealed ...

the HDMI Roku Streaming Stick. At $50, the device pipes in content at 1080p and is clearly designed to take on Google's Chromecast, whose $35 device has no doubt diverted some attention from Roku.

If you want to go as cheap as possible, Roku also has the Roku Streaming Stick that only goes up to 1080p (HD) resolution, ...

Available in April, the stick plugs right into your TV’s HDMI port and comes with a remote and access to more than 1,000 different channels. It’s seemingly Roku’s answer to Google Chromecast ...

What is the Roku Streaming Stick Plus? The Roku Streaming Stick Plus resembles a long flash drive that plugs into an HDMI port on your TV and allows you to stream 4K, HD, and HDR10 video.

With a Roku streaming stick, you'll no longer be limited to the handful of apps featured on your smart TV. In fact, so long as your TV has at least one HDMI port, you'll be able to use any of the ...

IMJ isn't the first company to announce an HDMI streaming stick. Most notably, Roku introduced its own similar device back in January, and today the company says it already has deals in place with ...

The Roku Streaming Stick 4K features Dolby Vision support and streams in 4K and HDR. This can stream millions of titles and turns any TV into a smart TV with its HDMI compatibility. The Amazon ...

Roku Express and Roku Streaming Stick are two of Roku's most budget-friendly streaming devices. Both of these products are very similar and very simple, making either one a really solid option for ...

Odds are pretty good that you’ve heard of Roku, even if you don’t own one. Roku is one of the most popular streaming set-top box makers in the world, bringing high definition video ...

(And it works with any HDMI port, unlike Roku's original Streaming Stick, which required a newer TV with an MHL port.) The back-of-the-TV placement would leave the Stick almost entirely concealed ...