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Roku Premiere and Premiere+ review: You should consider only one


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Roku Premiere and Premiere+
$39.99 or $49.99
The Good
Plenty of apps (aka channels) to choose from • Slim design • Prime Video and YouTube apps included
The Bad
Base IR remote on the Premiere • Limited voice controls • No Dolby Vision support
The Bottom Line
The Roku Premiere+ is a solid media-streaming box, but it's outshined by the robust voice-assistant controls built into its competitors.
Mashable Score3.75
Cool Factor3.0
Learning Curve4.0
Performance4.0
Bang for the Buck4.0

The Roku Premiere and Premiere+ are nearly identical 4K streaming devices. The one major difference is that the Premiere+ comes with a microphone-equipped wireless remote control (and it's also only sold at Walmart). At $39.99 and $49.99 respectively, the Premiere and Premiere+ are poised to compete directly with the similarly priced, Mashable Choice-winning Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K. Read more...

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