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The Roku Wireless Speakers are a two-speaker add-on that upgrades the sound of a Roku TV, Streambar, Streambar Pro or Smart Soundbar without a new remote or receiver. They pair wirelessly to your existing Roku setup and stay under your current Roku remote, adding clearer dialogue, crisper highs and fuller bass than built-in TV speakers. They also accept Bluetooth audio from a phone or tablet. Against a soundbar they trade a single bar for wider stereo separation and expandability: a second pair builds surround, and a Roku Wireless Subwoofer can be added later. They only work inside the Roku ecosystem, so they suit Roku households rather than anyone wanting a universal speaker set.
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Owners generally rate the speakers as a clear step up from TV speakers, praising the simple wireless setup and clearer dialogue. Complaints center on limited bass on their own and the Roku-only compatibility.
Roku Wireless Speakers is a pair of speakers that adds sound to a Roku TV or expands a Roku audio system. The two speakers deliver room-filling sound with clear dialogue and dynamic bass. They connect wirelessly to your Roku setup, and your existing Roku remote controls them.
The speakers work with a Roku TV, Roku Streambar, Streambar Pro or Roku Smart Soundbar. Two sets can be used together for surround sound. Behind the couch, they serve as surround speakers. With a Roku TV, one pair can serve as front speakers, and a Roku Wireless Subwoofer can be added later for deeper bass.
Speech Clarity boosts voice levels, Volume Leveling balances loud and quiet moments, and Night Mode lets you listen without disturbing others. Setup means plugging in power and connecting wirelessly, with no speaker wiring. Software updates install automatically. The speakers also stream music and podcasts over Bluetooth from a connected device.
