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re: Youtube TV is going nuclear on Roku
Posted on 5/8/21 at 10:53 am to GEAUXmedic
Posted on 5/8/21 at 10:53 am to GEAUXmedic
Unless I'm mistaken,I believe Roku is the top streaming device so I believe they have the upper hand at the moment. I have 5 Roku TVs in my house for guest rooms and outdoor TVs. My main TVs are Samsung smart TVs. Without a doubt the user experience is far smoother on the Roku sets for accessing streaming services. The Samsung TVs, like Android TVs I've had are clunky and awkward in their execution. I don't use YouTube TV so missing that is not a concern. For me, I hope Roku wins the war and survives as I would not care to use another device. I use Vudu for my movie library and Firestick does not allow it on their device so that is a deal breaker.
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Posted on 5/8/21 at 11:10 am to Rowdy Mcflowdy
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Without a doubt the user experience is far smoother on the Roku sets for accessing streaming services. The Samsung TVs, like Android TVs I've had are clunky and awkward in their execution.
Your opinion is valid, but personally I would put Roku at the bottom as far as their software/platform goes with Android TV at the top. Also, I don't use VUDU but I would be willing to bet you can install it on a fire stick if you side loaded it. Another plus to Android as a whole, which fireOS is a variant of, it's not dependant on apps listed in an App store.
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