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How Long Do Roku Sticks & Roku TVs Last? (Do they wear out?)

How long does a Roku last? A Roku will last you 4.2 years on average. Roku Ultra and the more expensive Roku models will last you on average .5 years longer than the standard Roku Streaming Stick. The reason for this is because more powerful hardware enables the device to keep up with new technology as well as video playback demands.

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Roku TV Slow: How to Make it Faster (It’s Turbo Time)

To fix your Roku that is slow to respond to menu commands and has delayed app loading, you will need to clear the Roku cache, run a speed check, then update Roku’s software in settings and restart your device. After this, the Roku interface will perform significantly faster.

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How to Fix a Roku Remote Volume Not working (Visual guide)

If the Roku Remote volume is not working, pair the remote again by taking the batteries out and hold the pairing button. If your remote model does not have a pairing button, then navigate to settings > Remotes & Devices > set up remote for TV control. Next, restart the device by pressing Home (5x) > Up > Rewind (2x) > Fast forward (2x).

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9 Best TCL Roku TV Remote Replacements (Guide)

The best TCL Roku TV Remote Replacements range from the official model from Roku, to the third party alternatives that have additional shortcut buttons.
The official remote from Roku will work with minimal flaws, but may lack certain shortcut buttons. 
Third party alternatives will be cheaper, but have more capabilities and may occasionally not work as smoothly as the official model.

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How To Connect Roku & Roku TV to WiFi Without Remote

To connect a Roku TV to Wifi without the remote, you’ll need to have two phones and you must know your previous wifi settings. Then, you’ll configure one phone as a hotspot using the SSID, which will allow the Roku to connect. Next, you’ll attach the second phone to the same network and control the Roku TV or device via the Roku app.

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