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I have a stick, a Roku 3 and a Roku ready Tv. I don't really notice a difference and the stick is connected to the TV I watch the most often.

I think that I just downloaded it from the Roku site and had to use my Directv sign in and password. I have it on the Roku in case bad weather kills my satellite signal.

Picture quality and sound are top notch. The only reason I bought it was because it was only Roku TV I could find in my town. Like the TV, just not that they didn't advertise that you could not get Watch ESPN on it.

Except Roku TV by Hisense, which they advertise on line showing Watch ESPN, but the TV does not support it. I love their stand alone units.

You don't understand what I am saying. I have Watch ESPN on my Rokus.It works fine. It is just not supported by the Roku device that is manufactured in the television. I have enjoyed many hours of programming on ESPN3 on my TV sets with the ROKU attached with an HDMI cable. I am just...

According to my Roku account it is not supported by the Hisense and it does not appear on my on screen menu.

If you are thinking about buying a Hisense Roku TV, be aware that it does not support the Watch ESPN app for Roku. I wish I had known this before I purchased it.

I dropped Directv when I found out I could get MLB.tv on the Roku. $130 for the whole year for premium. I've been watching a ton of preseason games and find the streaming to be very veiwable. Also like the idea of home or away feed and the ability to go back any games that you might have missed...