Roku Ultra

I know from experience — when you get a 4K TV, you want to watch shows and movies that really show off the picture. The Roku Ultra connects to your TV and serves up the largest selection of 4K and HDR streaming video services, movies, and shows available in one “box.” It also gives you some flexibility when it comes to audio. The optical digital audio output makes it easier to connect to sound bars and older A/V receivers. The lower-priced Roku Premiere also streams 4K over Wi-Fi, but doesn't have HDR or an Ethernet port. So if your TV is HDR-ready, I suggest stepping up to the Premiere+ or this one. To me, HDR is a real game-changer for video quality— I think the super-high level of picture detail and realism is worth the money. The Roku Ultra features that optical output plus a USB port for playing videos from a thumb drive. The other two Roku models do not. This one also has an upgraded remote with voice search. Tap the voice search button on the remote, and call out the name of a movie, show, or actor....