While a lot of us make do with the streaming hub built into our smart TVs, there are ways to make things better. The simplest ...

It's called a streaming stick, and it might be the most convenient and affordable way to watch anything and everything right now. The only problem? There are quite a few options t ...

Roku vs Amazon Fire Stick. Amazon/Getty Images. When it comes to streaming, the Amazon Fire Stick and Roku are, without a doubt, two of the most popular devices on the market. They're especially ...

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max comes with the Alexa voice remote, which lets you use Amazon’s virtual assistance to find content and control what’s going on screen. All at the press of a button, and ...

Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K casts a much wider net, supporting Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10+, while the Roku device just has the latter two and HLG. And, the Fire TV Stick 4K even has Dolby Atmos ...

The Fire TV Stick Lite includes a voice remote, while the Roku doesn't support voice commands via the remote. We found the Lite's built-in access to Amazon's Alexa particularly helpful when ...

Amazon Fire Sticks and Roku devices can access a lot of content. 42Matters claims that Fire TV has 11,101 apps, but Roku has 21,011 apps . But most people don't need that many apps, much less a ...

With the Amazon Fire TV Stick it comes in the form of a button on the remote, and on the in-app remote for Roku. The Amazon Fire TV Stick was updated in 2020 to include power and volume buttons on ...

The 4K Roku Streaming Stick and the 4K Amazon Fire Stick both cost $49.99 at full price, which, again, is no coincidence. Because they're direct competitors, neither wants their core product to be ...

Both Roku and Amazon Fire TV Stick have voice control buttons, where you can speak into the remote and ask it to search for shows, open apps, or even just hit pause.