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product_id: 470375550
title: "Express | HD Roku Streaming Device with Standard Remote (no TV controls), Free & Live TV"
brand: "roku"
price: "AR$112667"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Roku"
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# Fast HD streaming Wireless connectivity Auto software updates Express | HD Roku Streaming Device with Standard Remote (no TV controls), Free & Live TV

**Brand:** roku
**Price:** AR$112667
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📺 Stream Smart, Stream Fast — Don’t Miss Out on the Ultimate HD Experience!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Express | HD Roku Streaming Device with Standard Remote (no TV controls), Free & Live TV by roku
- **How much does it cost?** AR$112667 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/470375550-express-hd-roku-streaming-device-with-standard-remote-no-tv)

## Best For

- roku enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted roku brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Setup:** Get started in minutes—no power adapter needed, just HDMI and Wi-Fi to unlock endless entertainment.
- • **Seamless HD Streaming:** Experience crisp 1080p visuals with powerful 512MB RAM for smooth playback every time.
- • **Smart Home Integration:** Works effortlessly with Apple AirPlay, Google Home, and Alexa for voice-controlled convenience.
- • **Intuitive Remote Control:** Simplified remote with direct shortcuts to your favorite channels—stream smarter, not harder.
- • **Massive Free & Premium Content:** Access 400+ free live TV channels plus top streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, and HBO Max.

## Overview

Roku Express is a compact, budget-friendly HD streaming device delivering 1080p resolution with 512MB RAM and 16GB storage. It offers a quick, no-fuss setup via HDMI and Wi-Fi, supports 400+ free live TV channels plus premium apps, and includes a streamlined remote with channel shortcuts. Compatible with Apple AirPlay, Google Home, and Alexa, it keeps itself updated automatically, making it the #1 choice for seamless, affordable streaming.

## Description

Roku Express delivers a seamless HD streaming experience on your TV at our best price. It’s easy to get started—just plug it into your TV with the included High Speed HDMI Cable and connect to the internet. With a short step by step setup and an easy on screen experience, Roku Express is perfect for new users, but powerful enough for seasoned pros. Start streaming a massive selection of free, live, and premium TV, including Roku® Originals only on The Roku Channel. The customizable home screen puts your favorite channels like Netflix, Prime Video, desertcart Freevee, Disney+, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Sling, and Hulu front and center, so you can spend your time streaming—not scrolling. Use the free Roku mobile app as a convenient second remote and enjoy voice search, headphone mode with wireless headphones, and more. Roku is America’s #1 TV streaming platform based on hours streamed – Hypothesis Group, December 2022

Review: Firestick be damned...there is a new sheriff in town - In my ignorance I have purchased multiple Firesticks. Gen 1 gen 2 and gen whatever and they have all ended up the same way....in the garbage can. I have a small TV by my bed that I like to fall asleep watching - it's my nightly ritual, but my Firestick obviously did NOT get the memo because it has proceeded to block or delay me from watching something just about every night over the last 4 or 5 months. I have rebooted it time and time again. Unplugged it and even reset it to the factory settings once because it was, for some inexplicable reason, running out of memory. Even after deleting about every application I had installed, many of which, BTW, the device will NOT let you delete...which is another issue I have with the Firestick. Anyway, the reset worked for a while and I thought all was good but I was wrong. Slowly but surely is started to pause and I waited only to see the message that "something went wrong"....no kidding. Click okay to restart...which also takes forever. The lockups the pausing, the error codes, the nightly reboots and unplugging.....my gosh what a piece of junk. This is no exaggeration....I have sat down to go to bed and spent upwards of 30 minutes or more, messing with the Firestick to start a video so I could lay down and fall asleep. Seriously.....EVERY SINGLE NIGHT I had to deal with this piece of junk !!! I even swapped it out the other day with one in my home office that had not been used in a while, geez I wonder why, and it did not even start up. Just died while sitting doing nothing other than being plugged in. I was done, done, done. Why I did not try a Roku device long ago I will never know, but it is working flawlessly and only took me about 15 minutes to configure. That is less time than it took my Firestick to boot up every night. No it does not control the volume or turn off my TV, but neither did my Firestick, but what it does and does well, is it allows me to start Netflix or HBO in seconds. No delays, no losing the network connection, no spinning circles that usually result in errors.....just point and click and booya !! It is not perfect to be sure. I am not a huge fan of the select and arrow button setup. Would be nice if the buttons were spaced further apart and the select button was more pronounced so you can operate it more easily by feel...which I do a lot, but I suspect I will get used to it over time. It also allowed me to easily customize my screen and delete ANY preinstalled apps from view, no exceptions, and the process was very intuitive. I have not read the instructions and don't think I need to at this point. Outside of the need to have a Roku account and the initial push to purchase various packages and streaming platforms and enter a payment option, which I did not do, the Roku has gone silent. It just does it's job every night like a good remote should and for a third of the prices of a Firestick and I could not be happier. If you are wondering if a Roku will work better than a Firestick....the answer is YES !!! I have one of the half dozen Firesticks I have purchased over the years still in my garage/gym and so far it seems to be okay. I know it's just a matter of time until it bites the bullet though...it's not a matter of IF. I might be wise to just get a another Roku now and save myself the frustration of another "system update" which is another story all together....but I will spare the details !!
Review: Great product - works with older TVs - I canceled the cable TV last summer and one by one all of the apps that I watch on my computers have stopped working unless you have Windows 10 and all of mine were running on Windows 7 and could not be upgraded. And my barely ever used Kindle died all of a sudden one month out of the warranty period. My Samsung Smart TV I found out was a 2012 model and after spending hours on the phone with technicians from Hulu the cable company, the Samsung technician told me that they are no longer supporting the Wi-Fi in my TV and that I would need to attach an external internet source like Nintendo Prime cable or Roku to watch content ( nothing could be connected through the TV any longer without the Wi-Fi being supported). I guess my desertcart was listening because it popped up with Roku Express that was on sale for $17.99. I had no idea that there was not a monthly subscription charge for Roku or that a Roku box could be purchased so cheaply! But also I had no idea if it was really going to work because various sources on the internet said it may not work Samsung Smart TV because of its age and not having the most up-to-date software etc. also my Samsung was not on the extensive list of compatible TVs. Lo and behold, it arrives in less than 48 hours from the purchase date and hooks up just as easily as they said it would! The only snag was when it would not connect to the internet and even though I was afraid I would never get it working- I followed the recommended troubleshooting steps and I was connected in less than 5 minutes! I have logged into several of my streaming apps and am happily catching up on all the shows I missed! This is a quality product that is easy to use and at a very affordable price! I'm very happy with my Roku Express purchase!

## Features

- Fast and powerful: Enjoy a seamless HD streaming experience that’s perfect for new users yet powerful enough for seasoned pros​
- Quick guided setup: Just plug it in to your TV and connect to the internet to start streaming, no power adaptor needed
- Watch what you love: Stream a massive selection of free, live, and premium TV including 400+ free live TV channels
- Standard remote: The included remote has only the buttons you need to stream, including shortcuts to popular channels​
- Always up to date: Get the latest features, newest channels, and more with automatic software updates​

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BCH5H2R3 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,339 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #17 in Streaming Media Players |
| Brand | Roku |
| Built-In Media | High Speed HDMI® Cable, Roku Express streaming player, Standard remote with pre-set channel shortcuts, Two AAA batteries, USB power cable (adapter not included) |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Connector Type | HDMI |
| Controller Type | standard IR remote |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 62,028 Reviews |
| Form Factor | TV Stick |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 1.54"L x 0.75"W x 2.83"H |
| Item Type Name | Roku Express |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Roku |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Model Name | Roku Express 2022 |
| Model Number | 3960R |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Works with Apple AirPlay and HomeKit / Works with Google Home / Works with Alexa |
| RAM Memory Installed | 512 MB |
| Resolution | 1080p |
| Special Feature | Works with Apple AirPlay and HomeKit / Works with Google Home / Works with Alexa |
| Supported Internet Services | Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, Prime Video, Vudu |
| UPC | 829610004914 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Video Codec | h.264 |
| Video Output Resolution | 1920 x 1080 Pixels |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Roku
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wireless
- **Connector Type:** HDMI
- **Controller Type:** standard IR remote
- **Form Factor:** TV Stick
- **Model Name:** Roku Express 2022
- **Resolution:** 1080p
- **Special Feature:** Works with Apple AirPlay and HomeKit / Works with Google Home / Works with Alexa
- **Supported Internet Services:** Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, Prime Video, Vudu

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: does remote have a volume control and mute button on the side?  I can't tell from the picture**
A: Hello! No, this player includes our Simple Remote, which does not have a power, volume, or mute button. If you'd prefer an upgraded remote Voice Remote with these features an more, choose from one of the following: Roku Express 4K, Express 4K+, Streaming Stick 4K, Streaming Stick 4K+, or Roku Ultra. We hope this helps!

**Q: do I have to have wifi?**
A: Hello, yes! Every Roku player will need a reliable home WiFi network in order to stream shows and content.

**Q: Can you use with an projector?**
A: Yes. This model allows you to connect with wifi so it would work for a projector.

**Q: Does this model play disney plus with ads?**
A: Hello, at this time, the Disney+ Basic subscription plan is not available on any Roku devices. To continue watching Disney+, you will need an ad-free subscription: Disney+ Premium.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Firestick be damned...there is a new sheriff in town
*by E***S on August 9, 2024*

In my ignorance I have purchased multiple Firesticks. Gen 1 gen 2 and gen whatever and they have all ended up the same way....in the garbage can. I have a small TV by my bed that I like to fall asleep watching - it's my nightly ritual, but my Firestick obviously did NOT get the memo because it has proceeded to block or delay me from watching something just about every night over the last 4 or 5 months. I have rebooted it time and time again. Unplugged it and even reset it to the factory settings once because it was, for some inexplicable reason, running out of memory. Even after deleting about every application I had installed, many of which, BTW, the device will NOT let you delete...which is another issue I have with the Firestick. Anyway, the reset worked for a while and I thought all was good but I was wrong. Slowly but surely is started to pause and I waited only to see the message that "something went wrong"....no kidding. Click okay to restart...which also takes forever. The lockups the pausing, the error codes, the nightly reboots and unplugging.....my gosh what a piece of junk. This is no exaggeration....I have sat down to go to bed and spent upwards of 30 minutes or more, messing with the Firestick to start a video so I could lay down and fall asleep. Seriously.....EVERY SINGLE NIGHT I had to deal with this piece of junk !!! I even swapped it out the other day with one in my home office that had not been used in a while, geez I wonder why, and it did not even start up. Just died while sitting doing nothing other than being plugged in. I was done, done, done. Why I did not try a Roku device long ago I will never know, but it is working flawlessly and only took me about 15 minutes to configure. That is less time than it took my Firestick to boot up every night. No it does not control the volume or turn off my TV, but neither did my Firestick, but what it does and does well, is it allows me to start Netflix or HBO in seconds. No delays, no losing the network connection, no spinning circles that usually result in errors.....just point and click and booya !! It is not perfect to be sure. I am not a huge fan of the select and arrow button setup. Would be nice if the buttons were spaced further apart and the select button was more pronounced so you can operate it more easily by feel...which I do a lot, but I suspect I will get used to it over time. It also allowed me to easily customize my screen and delete ANY preinstalled apps from view, no exceptions, and the process was very intuitive. I have not read the instructions and don't think I need to at this point. Outside of the need to have a Roku account and the initial push to purchase various packages and streaming platforms and enter a payment option, which I did not do, the Roku has gone silent. It just does it's job every night like a good remote should and for a third of the prices of a Firestick and I could not be happier. If you are wondering if a Roku will work better than a Firestick....the answer is YES !!! I have one of the half dozen Firesticks I have purchased over the years still in my garage/gym and so far it seems to be okay. I know it's just a matter of time until it bites the bullet though...it's not a matter of IF. I might be wise to just get a another Roku now and save myself the frustration of another "system update" which is another story all together....but I will spare the details !!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product - works with older TVs
*by D***A on February 22, 2025*

I canceled the cable TV last summer and one by one all of the apps that I watch on my computers have stopped working unless you have Windows 10 and all of mine were running on Windows 7 and could not be upgraded. And my barely ever used Kindle died all of a sudden one month out of the warranty period. My Samsung Smart TV I found out was a 2012 model and after spending hours on the phone with technicians from Hulu the cable company, the Samsung technician told me that they are no longer supporting the Wi-Fi in my TV and that I would need to attach an external internet source like Nintendo Prime cable or Roku to watch content ( nothing could be connected through the TV any longer without the Wi-Fi being supported). I guess my Amazon was listening because it popped up with Roku Express that was on sale for $17.99. I had no idea that there was not a monthly subscription charge for Roku or that a Roku box could be purchased so cheaply! But also I had no idea if it was really going to work because various sources on the internet said it may not work Samsung Smart TV because of its age and not having the most up-to-date software etc. also my Samsung was not on the extensive list of compatible TVs. Lo and behold, it arrives in less than 48 hours from the purchase date and hooks up just as easily as they said it would! The only snag was when it would not connect to the internet and even though I was afraid I would never get it working- I followed the recommended troubleshooting steps and I was connected in less than 5 minutes! I have logged into several of my streaming apps and am happily catching up on all the shows I missed! This is a quality product that is easy to use and at a very affordable price! I'm very happy with my Roku Express purchase!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Great, but get a USB splitter also if you want to turn it off.
*by D***N on July 4, 2024*

The device is kind of fiddly, but once you get your Wi-Fi and your streaming service credentials input, it updates itself and is very user friendly. The device setup has a lot of nice features like content casting from your phone and automating your TV power and source functions, and custom themes. If you want a wired connection, you can buy a USB Ethernet Adapter for Roku Express. Make sure it has the right style mini USB male input to match your Roku's mini USB female input (A or C). The only thing that puzzled me is that it does not turn off. Where the power button normally is on the Remote, you have a "back arrow" that takes you back to the last menu in most of the apps and the Roku menus. According to the instructions, you can unplug it to turn it off. Or, you can plug the Roku USB cable into your TV's USB, then it will turn on/off with the TV. You can buy a USB splitter if you are already using the USB (for media in my case). I don't want the Roku drawing power, however little it uses, when I'm not watching it. Once you power on the TV, select the source button HDMI you set the Roku to, and your streaming services are a button push away. There are even 4 buttons on the remote for Netflix, Max, Paramount and AppleTV. The Roku OS and the Apps work smoothly. I have managed to upset one of the Apps. It froze while I was endlessly perusing titles. All of the buttons were inactive, but I kept pushing the Return Arrow on the upper left and it finally closed the app and went home. On another streaming device, I had to unplug it. There are YouTube guides for a stuck Roku. There is a reset button on the rear, BUT I Only Use It When You Want to Clear Settings. Unplug It First. The instructions state: "Certain Roku models come with a physical reset button on the back or bottom of the device. This button is either a tactile button or a pinhole button. You can reset these devices to factory settings by pressing and holding this button until you see a flashing light". There are of course FREE shows and movies. And there are links to Premium Streaming Services have many Free Trials and Free Episodes you can access. So, you get instant gratification with just your Roku Express and an internet connection. The device setup Seems to Require a Credit Card during your online (PC Browser) account population. But, it is not needed (scroll to the bottom) if you already have your Credit Card Payment info setup with your Bank to pay your streaming fees. Of course you can put your card in to buy screen savers and other stuff if you want. But, if it is there, it is easy for anyone watching your TV to spend your loot. The Roku comes with a 3 Foot HDMI cable. One of my two Roku Express had 2 USB cables,. It had a Mini USB and a Mini USB C. The other device just had the correct USB cable that fit it's device. There is a sticky strip to attach the small Roku to your TV. I put mine close the TV remote sensor (left side of my TV) so I am in the habit of pointing my remote at the right spot. Prior this purchase, I was using my BluRay player to stream 2 of my services and I used my HTPC Chrome browser to access the other 2 services. So this Roku device is a time saving, energy saving WIN!

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*Last updated: 2026-02-18*