Overview of Streaming Devices

Great for All Streaming Services

Roku Ultra

Roku has been a leader in streaming devices since launching in 2008. Its more recent versions support Alexa and Google Assistant and include a built-in remote finder. Plus, Roku supports AirPlay, so you can mirror Apple devices.

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Pros and Cons

  • Works with all streaming services
  • Most popular
  • Affordable
  • No Track pad

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Great for Most Streaming Services

Amazon Fire TV Stick

The newer versions have hands-free Alexa controls, so you can use your voice to search and launch shows across apps. The latest generation of the Amazon Fire TV Stick also includes high quality Dolby Atmos Audio, Dolby Vision, and 5K HDR content.

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Pros and Cons

  • Easy to use
  • Affordable

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Great for Apple TV+ Users

Apple TV

In addition to being a digital streaming device for Apple TV+, it’s compatible with most live TV and on-demand streaming services including Peacock, MLB.TV, Netflix, and YouTube TV. Plus, you can play games from the App Store or Apple Arcade.
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Pros and Cons

  • Simple to use
  • Lots of user tutorials
  • Sensitive Track pad
  • Expensive

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Great for Most Streaming Services

Google Chromecast Ultra

Now available with a physical remote, the app integrates with Google Home and Google Assistant. Plus, it offers Dolby Vision. Chromecast allows you to mirror your Android phone or tablet to your TV.
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Pros and Cons

  • Works with most streaming services
  • Not ideal for elderly
  • Not compatible with Apple TV+

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