nilsey
Established Member
Unlike some on here, my home internet is a speed of only max 32Mb/s so while the TV ethernet is maxxed out at 100Mb/s, that doesn't affect me as such.
So i have used a wired ethernet cable to the TV. I have a Roku 4K stick plugged into HDMI 4 which of course uses the wireless signal.
My question is, Is there any point to the Roku stick anymore, when (apart from the UK catch up apps for now) nearly all the apps on it are now on the TV.....Apple/Disney/Netflix/Amazon/NOW.
So for those apps in particular, am I better off using the tv apps, and is wireless for the TV a better option?
Plus the fact, that NOW on the Roku stick is just so slow and keeps saying "There is a problem with the player"
So i have used a wired ethernet cable to the TV. I have a Roku 4K stick plugged into HDMI 4 which of course uses the wireless signal.
My question is, Is there any point to the Roku stick anymore, when (apart from the UK catch up apps for now) nearly all the apps on it are now on the TV.....Apple/Disney/Netflix/Amazon/NOW.
So for those apps in particular, am I better off using the tv apps, and is wireless for the TV a better option?
Plus the fact, that NOW on the Roku stick is just so slow and keeps saying "There is a problem with the player"