Roku Streaming Stick Plus Review
The Roku Streaming Stick+ is Roku’s version of the media stick that competes against Google’s popular Chromecast and Amazon’s Fire Stick TV 4k. As a streaming fan who sometimes doesn’t want to fiddle around with too much tech, the remote for the Roku Streaming Stick+ adds simplicity to the streaming player. The high quality 4K Ultra HD isn’t too bad either. Initially released in March of 2013, the Stick+ is in its 7th generation. It was released on October 20, 2019 at a price of $49.
Device Specifications
- CPU: Quad-core processor
- Video: 1080 HD up to 60fps, 4k Ultra HD up to 60fps, HDR (High Dynamic Range) support
- Networking: 802.11ac MIMO dual-band wireless
- TV Capability: HD TVs, 4K UHD TVs, 4K UHD TVs
- Ports: Power, HDMI 2.0a, mini USB port for long-range wireless receiver
- Audio Features: Digital stereo over HDMI®, DTS Digital Surround™ pass through over HDMI, Dolby Audio™ and Dolby ATMOS® pass through over HDMI
- Remote control: Voice remote with TV power, volume, and mute buttons
- Compatibility: Works with Google Assistant, Works with Alexa
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Pros
- A lot of power in one device
- Sold streaming experience
- Remote control
- Wifi antenna placement
Cons
- Might be hard to fit in some HDMI ports
- Limited 4K HDR content
- Proprietary power cable
Conclusion
The Roku Streaming Stick+ really takes advantage of its extended range and 4K HDR streaming while somehow fitting it into a is a small yet powerful device. The disadvantages come with having a power cable that’s irritating to replace if you lose it, a lack of 4K HDR content, and an increasingly superior competition from Google and Amazon that could leave Roku behind. At $49.99 for a Roku Streaming Stick+, it’s cheap enough to where the disadvantages are easily overlooked.
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