TV Streaming Devices

The Roku Voice Remote Pro is finally available to Roku owners. This remote is a huge leap forward from its predecessor, the  Roku Enhanced Voice Remote. The Voice Remote Pro does everything the Enhanced Voice Remote can do, but accepts hands-free voice commands, has a built-in remote finder, and doesn’t require batteries! The Roku Voice [read The Roku Voice Remote Pro Is A Great Buy]

If you’re looking to stream to your TV and have a game console, you likely already have a way to watch streaming apps on your TV without having to purchase a streaming device. Years ago, when my family cut the cord and ditched our cable subscription, we tested the waters by streaming on an Xbox [read How to Use Streaming Services on Xbox and PlayStation]

If you have a Roku TV like my TCL Roku TV, it has a feature other Roku’s like the Roku Ultra and Roku Streaming Stick+ don’t have, the ability to hook up a TV antenna to receive local broadcast networks. If you have a Roku TV, read on to learn how to use it with [read How To Use an Antenna With Roku TV]

My wife, 2 kids, and I moved into a new home last year. We were moving from a rancher to a house that had multiple floors. Instead of yelling through the house to communicate when we were on separate floors, we decided to buy a few Echo Dots and use Alexa as intercoms to communicate to various [read How To Control Roku with Alexa]

In the past, I haven’t been a fan of smart TVs for cutting the cord. Generally, I find the operating system on the smart TV either doesn’t support all the apps I want, the WiFi isn’t optimal, or other issues that make me miss my Roku. That was until TCL build a TV around the Roku OS. Everything [read Why I Love MY TCL Roku TV]

While we now use Roku, when our family first learned how to watch TV without cable, we settled on the Apple TV for content streaming. While expensive, it’s more than a capable streamer. It’s also one of the more aesthetically eye-pleasing streamers available. However, while the Apple TV remote is easily the most attractive remote you will ever [read So You’ve Lost the Apple TV Remote]

When Google originally released Chromecast in 2013, it was a great way to watch streaming apps from your phone on your TV. However, it required users to have a smart device handy to watch TV. The latest release, Chromecast with Google TV, changes all of that. What is Chromecast with Google TV 4K Unlike the Chromecast [read A Look at Google Chromecast with Google TV 4K]

Amazon unveiled its new Fire Stick and Fire Stick Lite in their September 24th announcement. Both of these devices support Alexa Voice controls and allow you to stream video live and on-demand from various streaming apps and services. Both of these devices have a maximum video resolution of 1080p, so if you want to stream in [read A Look at The Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire Stick Lite]