Roku unveils its most compact streaming sticks and next-gen TVs
April 23, 2025, 12:20 pm
Roku is shaking up the streaming market with the launch of its tiniest streaming sticks yet, alongside new 2025 TV models. The company’s refreshed lineup promises to blend affordability with cutting-edge design, all while challenging competitors in the race for living room ubiquity.
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Roku today introduced refreshed versions of its Streaming Stick and Streaming Stick Plus, with the company describing the devices as “the most compact sticks on the market” and “over 35 percent smaller than other brands.” That’s a curious point to focus on for a product that’s often...
The new Rokus, which cost $30 for HD resolution and $40 for 4K, replace CNET's favorite streaming devices without raising the price.
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