I've been looking in to streaming devices.If anyone uses streaming,what device do you use and have you had any problems with the service?I've read a lot have had billing problems with Roku...

What is Roku? I keep hearing people mention it.... for streaming services I use Netflix, Stan, Amazon Prime, Twitch but for devices I access those on either my phone, my computer, my smart tv or my xbox (mostly xbox if I'm home, phone if I'm out).

If you don't have a smart tv you can hook a Roku up to it.There are different ones but here's one of the boxes and one of the sticks I got the pics off there website

Roku and Firesticks are the 2 dominant devices for converting any TV with HDMI inputs into a smart tv. They will also seriously extend the range of a Smart TV with a weak wifi antenna. These are devices loaded with software that allows people to select streaming services, just like the menus on smart TVs that do the same thing. These devices will also allow you to "purchase" access to some streaming services, directly through the device maker. You simply select the service and use your credit card to get access. I think this is where Jen is referring to the billing issues. A lot of these direct bill services have hidden stuff in the fine print that you agree to use them for a period or pay a penalty if you unsubscribe. They will kill you with cancellation fees and Roku gets stuck in the middle.

I have 3 Rokus and they all work great. I subscribe to Hulu Live, Netflix, and Disney. I activated all of these online, and then simply logged in through Roku. I don't bill anything through Roku. If I can't access my account via the web, I won't trust the steaming thieves and their hidden charges. Roku is rock solid from my experience. Sometimes I have internet hiccups from my cable company, but that is not my Roku's fault. I've yet to experience a single problem with any of my Roku devices.

My brother uses Firesticks and has had a great experience with those as well.

Thanks Rod That helps a lot

I have a Roku and Amazon Firestick. I prefer the Firestick tbh. But either one is good!

Most Smart TV's now have built in Amazon Prime / Netflix and you can download app to get rid of the devices, I'm still happy with my Fire Stick though it turns most old TV's into a smart TV lite and never seems to have any problems.