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Top 5 Free Roku Channels


On Roku devices, you can download thousands of apps or “channels” as they like to call them. Some of these channels may require additional subscription fees.  For some channels you need to have a cable or satellite provider, but not all of them.

Today we talk about the FREE channels you can get on Roku. More importantly, the top 5 free Roku channels that we think every Roku user should download.

1.   The Roku Channel- This channel comes pre-installed on almost every Roku device. As the name states, this is Roku’s channel and is exclusive to Roku devices. This channel will let you stream thousands of Hollywood hits, documentaries, and TV shows. It is updated frequently with new content available every month.

2.    Pluto TV- Stream over 250+ channels of news, sports, and entertainment. You also get over 1000 movies and full TV episodes on-demand.

3.    Tubi- Movies and TV shows all for free. Think of Tubi as a free version of Netflix.

4.    YouTube- Not much to say here. Same YouTube we all know and love, only now you can watch your favorite videos on the biggest screen in your home.

5.    Hoopla- A digital media service offered by public libraries. Stream thousands of movies and TV shows with more being added daily. Hoopla is like having your library at your fingertips. Watch anywhere, anytime.

There are over 500,000 channels on the Roku channel store.  They have something for everyone. Whether you want classic cartoons, outdoor sports, or maybe some Westerns, Roku has it.  Explore the Roku channel store and be amazed by all the free content and as always if you have any streaming questions do not hesitate to reach out to us at 778-8611 or by email at Onesource@midcentury.com

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