The new, $129 (about £85, AU$180) Roku 4 is faster, more well-rounded and more open than any product the company has released before, borrowing from its predecessor and adding more to its legacy in equal measure. It's faster because it's sporting a new quad-core processor for 4K, 60 frames-per-second video streaming. It's more well-rounded, thanks to the universal search function that scans streaming services, like Netflix, Amazon Prime Instant Video, Vudu, YouTube, M-Go and the Google Play Store for movies and shows and displays the cheapest option first. (Of course, it will scan the UK/AU equivalents when it eventually reaches those territories.)
The Roku 4 has big shoes to fill. It's taken over two years for this latest model to come out – the Roku 3, which we dubbed "the gold standard in streaming," came out in 2013 – but the end product has justified the wait.
The Roku 4 has big shoes to fill. It's taken over two years for this latest model to come out – the Roku 3, which we dubbed "the gold standard in streaming," came out in 2013 – but the end product has justified the wait.
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