That means you’ll be able to pick up one remote to power on your telly, adjust the volume, and find a new boxset to binge without worrying about juggling between remotes. That’s something you won’t find on the equivalent from Roku.
However, Roku Express 4K does have some advantages over its Amazon-designed counterpart.
First up, it has access to The Roku Channel, which offers popular boxsets and movies to stream for free. This channel, which is also available on Sky Q and NOW devices – but not Fire TV, is updated all of the time with new content, including exclusive rights to award-winning shows from now-shuttered US streaming service Quibi.
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