Will the roku work on a non smart TV? null

Our one Samsung non smart tv has no round connection to plug in Roku box. But it does have a HDMI port. So what to do? All our other tvs are smart tvs.

It turns your average TV into a smart TV, but your TV will need to at least have an HDMI port to connect to the Roku.

Yes. It hooks up to a TV with an HDMI input, which then when hooked up gives you “Smart Apps” through the Roku.

Yes. I have owned a roku for the last 8 years and none of my TVs have been smart TVs.

Roku will work on any HD TV with an HDMI port.

yes I added one to a friends old Sony that only had 1 HDMI (he already had it in use), so I added an HDMI splitter to his 1 HDMI plug and used it for his Rokus Streaming Stick + and his other device. he just select which HDMI input he likes, but for now he's pretty much converted completely to just the Roku

As long as you have a USB or HDMI connection on your TV the Roku provides the smart Champs but you must have input on your set

Yes. Your TV just needs an HDMI port that you connect the HDMI cable from the ROKU unit to your TV. Will work fine.

Yes, it will work on a non-smart TV via HDMI.

Yes, absolutely. Smart TVs are not a good idea in that they can apparently spy on you. I have a top of the line SAMSUNG and have n-e-v-e-r used the "smart" functions, relying stead on my ROKU.

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Our one Samsung non smart tv has no round connection to plug in Roku box. But it does have a HDMI port. So what to do? All our other tvs are smart tvs.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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It turns your average TV into a smart TV, but your TV will need to at least have an HDMI port to connect to the Roku.
Answered by TMnFL 5 years ago
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Yes. It hooks up to a TV with an HDMI input, which then when hooked up gives you “Smart Apps” through the Roku.
Answered by Eric 5 years ago
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Yes. I have owned a roku for the last 8 years and none of my TVs have been smart TVs.
Answered by Lemuse 5 years ago
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Roku will work on any HD TV with an HDMI port.
Answered by MDV2020 5 years ago
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yes I added one to a friends old Sony that only had 1 HDMI (he already had it in use), so I added an HDMI splitter to his 1 HDMI plug and used it for his Rokus Streaming Stick + and his other device. he just select which HDMI input he likes, but for now he's pretty much converted completely to just the Roku
Answered by joeBagODonuts 5 years ago
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As long as you have a USB or HDMI connection on your TV the Roku provides the smart Champs but you must have input on your set
Answered by Sonyman 5 years ago
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Yes. Your TV just needs an HDMI port that you connect the HDMI cable from the ROKU unit to your TV. Will work fine.
Answered by Rob3 5 years ago
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Yes, it will work on a non-smart TV via HDMI.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 5 years ago
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Yes, absolutely. Smart TVs are not a good idea in that they can apparently spy on you. I have a top of the line SAMSUNG and have n-e-v-e-r used the "smart" functions, relying stead on my ROKU.
Answered by kingwolfster 5 years ago
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