Insignia Roku Tv Remote User Guide

I’ve been an avid Roku user for about 10 years. The best thing about this apart from the 4K is the remote. The TV volume/power buttons and the quick access buttons are a game-changer. Now I only need one remote. More features like this please -

Works fine. I wish this came with a user's guide, though.

I'm a long time ROKU stick user, and also have a ROKU tv. Pulled the cord long time ago.

Good News The Roku remote can also turn off the TV

I got my LG for replacement for Insignia and I wish I would made this my first purchase. This TV have the best picture, sound and LG tv channels selection. The app is easy to use and to download. I would suggest this TV brand over others

I bought the Roku Voice Remote to replace the standard Roku remote that came with my TCL Roku TV. The remote was extremely easy to pair with the Roku TV. The remote feels very comfortable in your hand and is easy to operate without looking at the buttons. Using voice commands is simple. I highly recommend upgrading to the Roku Voice Remote.

I've been a loyal Roku user since 2012 (donated my old 2500 device) and currently have 3 newer Roku devices. I have 2 Roku Express that I got about a year ago and recently bought a Streaming Stick + back in June that works great with the Directv Now streaming TV service. With Directv Now there is no need to pay cable set top box rental fees and they don't have or charge for duplicate and infomercial filler channels. Roku offers so much other content that makes it easy to cut the traditional cable TV cord like my wife and I did back in January.

I've been a Roku user for many years and like the GUI very much with the vast number of streaming channels. Last year I purchased a Vizio TV with HDR10+ and Dobly Vision where the image quality is great but the SmartCast OS it runs on has much to be desired. Well last night I finally decided I had enough and purchased the Roku Ultra. So glad I did, I'm back to what I'm used to and like. The Roku OS is very responsive. I can definitely see the difference between regular HDR vs Dobly Vision... It's awesome!!! Note: I did have to go into the TV's input settings and enable "Full UHD Color" in order for Dobly Vision to work.

I've been a Roku user for several years now. I have Roku 3 in the bedroom and just got Roku Streaming Stick+ for the living room -- even though it's a smart 4k TV. The RokuSS+ has so many improvements -- like being able to control all my TV needs with the remote, including on/off, sound, voice control, and a 4K pic on those shows that use 4K technology. Roku's tend to be easier to use than some smart TVs. It's the ease of setup and use that is so great - and it's less than half the cost of some other streaming devices!

Purchased for ability to plug in earphones into remote. Bonus is not having to juggle a tv remote and a Roku remote.