It also comes with the new Voice Remote Pro. With the Roku Voice Remote Pro, you don’t even need to touch the remote to control your TV. You can just say “Hey Roku” and a command to turn on the TV, change the app you’re in, and much more. It also works for finding the remote, just say “Hey Roku, where’s my remote?” You can also choose to use push to talk, so the remote is not always listening. On the streaming front, the Roku Express 4K+ is just like every other Roku device. It can stream all of your favorite shows from services like Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, HBO MAX, and much more. Additionally, this does support 4K as well as HDR standards like HDR, HDR10 and HDR10+. No Dolby Vision support however, that is likely why this is so much cheaper than other 4K streaming devices. It’s easy to get started with everything you need included in the box, including a Premium HDMI Cable—just plug it in and connect to the internet. With the Roku Channel, you’ll also have access to over 200 live channels completely free. Roku has continued to add more and more free content to the Roku Channel. So you’ll always have something to watch, even if you aren’t paying for it. Which is definitely nice. Seeing as everyone has their own streaming service these days, and charges $10 for it.
