Power Cord For Hisense Roku Tv

I bought these to compliment my new Roku Hisense TV that alone, has terrible sound.. The sound from these speakers is great.

I have a Hisense 65" Roku TV. I love the picture, hated the sound. After debating about soundbars, I went with the Roku speakers to keep the wireless appearance. What a great decision. Effortless to set up and they sound awesome. They completley change my TV experience. I hope they add a subwoofer eventually.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a great little remote. Got it for my AndroidTV Hisense TV. At first I was concerned because I realized that it was primarily built for Roku and a few other smart TV systems with no AndroidTV listed, but went ahead with the setup anyway and it works great! Followed the steps for setting up a Roku Hisense TV and it worked on first try. Able to control the smart features and the TV itself (power, volume). There are 2 buttons that didn't program - I guess they are designed specifically for Roku, but the nice thing is that this remote will allow you to learn from your old remote and map any button to do anything the previous remote did. Haven't tried that yet, but will probably remap the 2 buttons in the near future to do something useful. Great little remote all around and beats the big remote that came with the TV with about 100 buttons on it.

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

I bought this to cut the cord with cable TV. The picture is better and it's great for organizing paid apps. The free programming is a huge bonus and was the other factor in getting Roku over a competitor.. The only thing I consider missing is CNN news as it's a subscription app. I would also like the ability to subscribe to TCM (Turner Classic Movies) through Roku ..

I am ready to cut the cord with the cable company...after buying my first Roku and found out what I was missing with the cable company I now purchased 3 more Roku devices one for every TV in my house and one for son at college...all I can saw is I haven't watched this much TV in years...i am getting channels for free that I would have had to pay for if I wanted them with the cable company...if you are thinking about it...take my word for someone who has bought 4 devices in like a month...don't wait just do it

After 'cutting the cord' with an older smart TV we needed a device for streaming. The Roku was inexpensive and easy to set up. Still exploring the options but so far so good!

Cut the cord after forever and Roku provided a soft landing. Works fine with Samsung tv. Bought another for the kitchen tv

Any modern TV needs external speakers. Usually that means a sound bar. But Roku's Wireless speakers have the sound bar beat a mile. I have put those speakers through their paces, with Bluetooth connectivity, stereo pairing, the works. I bought these speakers because I wanted speakers that would fill a Great Room. Internal speakers on any wall-mount TV, even a 55-incher, are never adequate. (Nothing wrong with them, except that they're just too weak!) The new Wireless Speakers fill a room easily. They also deliver the richest sound, from bass to treble, I have heard in a long time. And that's even allowing for my family once using cabinet speakers as tall as a low-lying bookcase! These speakers work at least as well, or better. In fact the speakers delivered sound immediately. I briefly navigated to the sound menu on the TV to disable the internal speakers. I wanted no interference. Thus far I have had no issues with either the speaker pair or with the new Voice Remotes included with the pair. I am keeping the two extra remotes in the room as spares. (I was already using an enhanced remote.) The only issue I have is: could you publish a vocabulary of voice commands? Also: if I want to develop my own channel, how might I make it voice-command obedient? (I understand Roku has a support article on how to get started with voice commands.) I also have one more recommendation. One power cord for each speaker seems excessive. Why not supply a Y-type cord that can plug into both speakers, and then plug into a wall outlet? I used a six-foot extension cord to solve the problem of too many plugs and too few outlets.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We were shopping to replace a Hisense TV that died of a lack of back lighting about 2 months after the warranty expired. This TV has been amazing, easy to set up plenty of preloaded apps and options, vivid color, very consistent with the sound and volume, easy to click through from one app to another. For someone who isn’t tech savvy this has been as close to set it and forget it as I could have hoped for. Thanks Samsung.