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Roku Express 4K HD Streaming Media Player HD/4K/HDR - £29.99 Free Collection @ Argos
Roku Express 4K HD Streaming Media Player HD/4K/HDR - £29.99 Free Collection @ Argos
Roku Express 4K HD Streaming Media Player HD/4K/HDR - £29.99 Free Collection @ Argos
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Posted 5 June 2023

Roku Express 4K HD Streaming Media Player HD/4K/HDR - £29.99 Free Collection @ Argos

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Brilliant picture quality: Optimized with stunning detail and clarity with sharp resolution and vivid color in HD, 4K, HDR, HDR10 and HDR10+. Smooth streaming: Dual-Band Wi-Fi and microUSB Ethernet compatibility for wired internet connectivity. Setup is a cinch: Everything is included in the box including a Premium High-Speed HDMI Cable. Just plug it in and connect to the internet. Ecosystem compatibility: Control Roku Express 4K by using voice with Alexa or Google Assistant enabled devices.

Start streaming what you love in brilliant picture quality with a smooth wireless connection made for 4K. Your favourite channels and free, live TV are just a click away with the customizable home screen and simple remote.

It's got everything you need to control your player, including shortcut buttons to popular streaming channels.

Apps and features:
  • BBC iPlayer.
  • All 4.
  • Netflix.
  • Amazon Prime Video.
  • YouTube.
  • Apple TV+.
  • Disney+.
  • Vimeo.
  • Rent movies.
Interfaces and connectivity:
  • HDMI port.
  • Wi-Fi enabled.
Photo formats:
  • JPEG.
  • GIF.
  • TIFF.
General information:
  • Remote control included.
  • EAN: 829610004693.
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  1. energy80s's avatar
    energy80s
    These run very hot. I bought one a few weeks ago from Argos for the same price. Good, smooth interface with quite a few apps available to install. I use it mainly for YouTube and it hasn't missed a beat.
  2. milkonesugar's avatar
    milkonesugar
    Better than a firestick ? Looking for something for our caravan .we have WiFi
    jujuzeez's avatar
    jujuzeez
    no chance. I've two roku devices that I don't use atm. don't waste your money buy either ccwgtv or fire tv 4k max (edited)
  3. LFCNo19's avatar
    LFCNo19
    Does this allow casting from Google tv?
    jujuzeez's avatar
    jujuzeez
    no. no sideloading either. this is not a google product (android tv os)
  4. Darren_King's avatar
    Darren_King
    How do these compare to a Firestick? Our Firesticks seem to get slow broadband speeds even if not far from a router.
    daz1969's avatar
    daz1969
    Mine is exactly the same, think I'm going to get it from Amazon for the same price and if its no good at least it can go back without any questions.
  5. darren_hooker's avatar
    darren_hooker
    How are you ? Hope you're well and happy chap.. Keep dem deals coming bud..
    MrSwitch's avatar
    MrSwitch Author
    And good and happy mate thanks, how's you?

    And I certainly will
  6. gary333's avatar
    gary333
    Get the version with volume control else you’ll regret it. Nothing worse than needing to remotes for general watching.
  7. adderrson's avatar
    adderrson
    The main benefit of this device is that it's the only mainstream 4K streaming box that uses an infrared remote. If you plan on dedicating a TV to just streaming with one device than frankly there are better options out there such as the Roku Streambar deal making the rounds or the Firestick 4K Max I've seen others recommend. Both are more feature-rich and the "point anywhere" remotes are much better overall.

    However the trump card this unit has for those with a bunch of stuff already plugged into the TV they plan to use it is that due to the "old fashioned" infrared remote, you can program a universal remote to work seamlessly with it. Personally I'm considering pre-ordering a Flirc Skip 1s and picking and picking up one of these 4k express players and an older model soundbar so that I can control my TV, HTPC (used for DVD rips, Karaoke and Retro Games), Roku and a Soundbar all with one remote.
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