The Roku Ultra (2024) has just about everything one could ask for from an external streaming player. It supports all the necessary HDR formats, most notably Dolby Vision and HDR10+, and is quite speedy.

The Roku Ultra (2024) might just be the most appropriately priced device I’ve come across in a while. An Apple TV 4K, which is perhaps the gold standard for streaming devices, is 30 dollars more for its base level but doesn’t offer much more for that extra thirty bucks.

If you're looking at streaming devices, two of the best are the Roku Ultra and the Roku Streambar. How exactly do they differ? We've got you covered.

With the included high-speed HDMI cable, the Roku Ultra LT streaming device works as an all-in-one hub for your streaming services. From the Roku, heading into Netflix, Disney+, Max, Hulu, and more to stream your favorite shows and movies. The Roku Ultra LT can connect to your home's WiFi network or get a stable connection with an Ethernet cable.

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The brand new Roku Ultra (updated for 2024) nails both of those elements, while maintaining Roku's continued quality level and offering the full range of HDR formats that make it truly versatile for any TV set.