--- product_id: 17598367 title: "Roku 2 XD Streaming Player 1080p (Old Version)" brand: "roku" price: "₱14" currency: PHP in_stock: false reviews_count: 2 url: https://www.desertcart.ph/products/17598367-roku-2-xd-streaming-player-1080p-old-version store_origin: PH region: Philippines --- # Motion control gaming support Dual wireless & Ethernet connectivity 750+ streaming channels Roku 2 XD Streaming Player 1080p (Old Version) **Brand:** roku **Price:** ₱14 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🔥 Elevate your binge game with Roku 2 XD — endless entertainment, zero hassle! 📡 ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Roku 2 XD Streaming Player 1080p (Old Version) by roku - **How much does it cost?** ₱14 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ph](https://www.desertcart.ph/products/17598367-roku-2-xd-streaming-player-1080p-old-version) ## Best For - roku enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted roku brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **One-Stop Search Power:** Find your favorite shows and movies across all platforms with a single search. - • **Seamless Connectivity:** Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi and Ethernet port ensure buffer-free streaming anytime. - • **Compact & Energy Efficient:** Tiny puck-sized design streams silently while consuming less power than a night-light. - • **Mobile Remote & Media Casting:** Control your TV with the free iOS/Android app and stream music/photos from your phone. - • **Stream Limitless Entertainment:** Access 750+ channels including Netflix, Hulu, HBO GO & more in crisp 1080p HD. ## Overview The Roku 2 XD Streaming Player delivers access to over 750 entertainment channels in up to 1080p HD, featuring built-in dual-band wireless and Ethernet connectivity for smooth streaming. Its compact design includes a one-stop search function, mobile app remote control, and supports motion-controlled gaming, making it a versatile and easy-to-use media hub for any TV. ## Description Product Description Instantly stream 600+ entertainment channels in up to 1080p HD quality. Includes one stop search for finding the perfect moviefrom top channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus and Instant Video. The free app for iOS and Android even lets you stream music and photos from your phone to your TV. Includes built in wireless, and works with virtually any TV. From the Manufacturer Instantly stream 750+ entertainment channels in up to 1080p HD quality to virtually any TV. Simple to use, amazingly affordable, and full of convenient features like one-stop search.750+ channels and growing. Movies and TV shows from Netflix, Instant Video, Hulu Plus, VUDU and HBO GO, plus live sports, music, news, international, and more, up to 1080p HD.One-stop search. Find your favorite movies and TV shows all from one place—no matter if they’re on Netflix, Instant Video or Hulu Plus.Free iOS and Android app. Use it like a remote. Browse and add new channels. Even stream your music and photos from your phone or tablet to your HDTV.The easiest setup. Works with virtually any TV, includes built-in wireless, and sets up in minutes.Tiny little thing. Has the footprint of a hockey puck, streams silently and uses less power than a night-light. The best in movies and TVRoku puts over 150,000 titles at your fingertips so you’ll always find that perfect movie or show to fit your mood, including: The biggest Netflix experience around, with support for 1080p HD video, and English subtitlesHulu Plus, with an amazing selection of current TV shows from the biggest networks Instant Video and VUDU, featuring the latest movie releases, virtually all the blockbusters of the past, hit TV series, and much more—all on demandHundreds of free Hollywood movies from CrackleAccess to premium services like HBO GO and EPIX, available via participating providers Plus even more choicesWith over 750+ entertainment channels and counting, there’s something for virtually everyone, includingUnlimited music from Pandora, MOG, Rdio, and Live365Live sports packages including NBA League Pass, NHL GameCenter Live, MLS Matchday, UFC, and MLB.TVPhoto and video sharing via Facebook, Flickr, and PicasaThe top news sources like MSNBC, Fox News, and WSJOf course, there are also tons of international and lifestyle programming, tech news, social networking, podcasts, cartoons, clips, cat tricks, and… well, you get the idea.Compare Roku models 750+ entertainment channels Built-in wireless (Wi-Fi b/g/n compatible) New on-screen experience with one-stop search Plays 720p HD video Instant replay control on remote Plays 1080p HD video Remote with headphone jack (includes in-ear headphones) Motion control for games (Angry Birds Space included free) Dual-band wireless, Ethernet port & USB port** ** See product description below for list of file formats supported via USB It's ridiculously easyFrom the simple remote to the easy-to-use interface, Roku 2 was designed to please everyone. All you need to get started is a high-speed Internet connection (and a TV, of course). The built-in wireless and guided setup mean you can be up and running in minutes. And we bet you don’t even have to call your nerdy nephew for help.Included with the Roku 2 XDRemote controlTwo AAA batteriesHDMI video output (for high-definition)Composite A/V combo output (for standard-definition; works with included A/V cable)Wireless (Wi-Fi b/g/n)Bluetooth (for using Roku Game Remote, sold separately)MicroSD memory card slot (for adding extra storage for channels and games)A/V cable (red/white/yellow)Power adapterGet Started guide90-day manufacturer warrantyWhat you needA TVHigh-speed Internet service with a speed of at least 1.2 Mbps (such as mid-level DSL). For HD video, 5 Mbps is recommended.A wireless router ## Features - Start watching movies on your TV in seconds using your high speed Internet connection - Featuring the largest collection of instant streaming movies and tv shows, from Netflix, desertcart VOD, and more - Built in wireless (extended range wireless n) and wired internet connectivity - Simply connect to your tv and to your high speed internet service does not require pc for streaming - Plays up to 720p high definition video works with any tv ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Brand Name | Roku | | Item Weight | 0.3 ounces | | Product Dimensions | 3.3 x 3.3 x 0.9 inches | | Item model number | 3050R | | Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Color Name | Black | | Special Features | Wireless | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Roku - **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, USB - **Connector Type:** USB - **Special Feature:** Wireless - **Resolution:** 1080p - **Supported Internet Services:** Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, Netflix, Pandora, Vudu - **Controller Type:** Remote Control - **Form Factor:** TV Box - **Color:** Black - **Model Name:** Roku 2 XD ## Images ![Roku 2 XD Streaming Player 1080p (Old Version) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51SoIGUi3qL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can this unit stream video files from a PC? I have tried Blu Ray players but it is cumbersome and not reliable. Besides the issue with turning the firewall off, another program had to be started to work with Windows Media Player to stream. Can this Roku stream without all of this?** A: There are options for this, such as PLEX as Chris mentioned, but I believe there are also other options available as well that aren't on the official Roku channel list. I believe most will require something installed on the PC itself ( or media server), but you'll have to search the web to verify if they'll do what you want. **Q: Can you stream red box from this product.....** A: Yes. In fact when you register with Roku, they email you a 30 day free trial offer. **Q: Is this a 4210** A: I don’t know. I did not purchase this item. **Q: Is the power 110v to 240v 50/60HZ (international) ?** A: 110Volts ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars I love Roku, but..... *by M***H on Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2011* I love Roku and the whole Roku experience. It allowed me to "cut the cable" and save a good bit of money each month. It gives me plenty of programming, most of it free. It's also adding new channels all the time, about 360 or so at the moment.I current own the previous Roku XD 2050x and love it. It's not a perfect product, but it's a darn good one.This review is on my current purchase, the Roku 2 XD. It's not a perfect product either and it's just been released. It's also not quite ready for prime-time, but almost...There are some differences between the XD and the Roku 2 XD. Most are good, but I do have two gripes. The original XD had both a wired connection and wireless available. I use wireless, but wired can be handy. When I first received my original XD, it wouldn't properly connect with my router. So, I hooked it up with an ethernet cable, which allowed it to receive a quick update. This update fixed the problem and I haven't had any problems since. The wireless worked great.Now, the new Roku 2 XD only has a wireless connection. If you want a Roku 2 with an available wired connection, then you have to spend 100.00 to go up to the XS. I think this was a bad move on Roku's part. I have no desire to play games on my Roku and I especially don't like "Angry Birds" which is the main selling point of the XS.My other gripe is that the new Roku 2 XD no longer has the "rewind/replay" button. This neat little button will give you an instant replay of the past several seconds, allowing you to take a look at a movie scene you might have missed or a sports call you might want to replay.The original Roku XD had this button, but the new Roku 2 XD doesn't have it. Again, if you want this button, then you have to move up to the higher priced XS. Again, another bad call on the part of Roku in my opinion.As I mentioned previously, I think they might have rushed this product to market a bit too quickly. The main reason is that there are a few common channels (and popular private channels) that won't run on the new XD, while they run fine on the previous generation. Roku is working on the problem and releasing updates, but still, this shouldn't have happened on the scale that it did. For example, currently, Food Network Nighttime won't play at all and all of the NASA programming will actually crash the Roku and cause it to reboot. When the Roku 2 was first released the problems were worse, but the company has been working to correct it. However, with so many glitches at release, they really should have waited to refine the software before releasing it to the public.Now, I'll move on to a quick list of Pros and Cons for the Roku 2 XDPros: 1. Overall faster performance especially in menus 2. Wireless range and signal seems better than the previous models 3. Better looking menus and color schemes 4. Smaller Roku footprint.Cons: 1. No wired ethernet port on XD and HD, only on the XS 2. No rewind/recall button on remote of XD and HD, only on the XS 3. Seems to run a little warmer than previous models 4. Too much common content (and some private channels) won't work and can possibly crash/reboot the RokuOverall, it seems as if it'll be a great product, like the previous models, once they work out the glitches.I do wish they'd have kept the wired ethernet port on the XD at least, as well as the rewind/recall button.If you have a previous generation Roku XD, stick with it for at least the next couple of months. Hopefully they'll have corrected the video/streaming problems that are plaguing it currently.Also, if you need a wired ethernet connection, then either stick with or track down a previous generation XD. Otherwise, if you're willing to spend the extra money on the XS, then do it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars Roku 2, Number 2! *by D***R on Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2013* 15 months ago I bought my first Roku 2, a Roku 2 HD. Can't say enough good about it. When I upgraded to a 1080p HDTV in the living room I moved that 720p Roku 2 HD to the bedroom and added a Sony "Smart" Blu-Ray player that had Netflix, Amazon, Crackle and a few other channels for the new 1080p HDTV figuring to completely bypass adding a 1080p Roku. Even though I mainly watch the channels that were on the Sony Wi-Fi Blu Ray player I still wanted a 1080p Roku so I bought an XD last week.The reasons I prefer the Roku to the "Smart" Wi-Fi Blu Ray player are that the Roku is much faster to get watching since the Blu-Ray has to boot up from a cold start and the Roku of course has far more channel selection including the ability to add private channels. Adding private channels is something the Blu Ray player will not do. The Roku draws very little power, less than a nightlight and is always at the ready. Each time I started up the wi-fi enabled Blu Ray player I muttered that I needed a Roku.I was planning all along to buy the new Roku 3 but the Roku 2 XD went on sale Mother's Day week and I figured I'd be just as happy with it for less money, so I made a snap decision on an impulse buy which turns out to have been a good one. I was not needing the Roku 3's wireless headphones in the living room and I suspect that feature eats batteries in the remote faster. I don't play video games, I watch TV so I don't need the video game function of the Roku 3 either.With my first Roku 2, the HD model, setup went by the book with no issues so I never had any contact with Roku support. However with the XD I kept getting a "011" error. First I went online with Roku chat support, waited about 10 mins in que and was connected to a CSR. After explaining the issue and sending the IP CONFIG data the CSR requested I was instantly disconnected from chat. I pushed button to reconnect to chat and started calling the support phone number on the ROKU support page. The support phone number posted leads to a phone tree which instructs you to "Push 3" for player support. I pushed 3 and instantly heard a dial tone meaning I was disconnected. That's right Roku hung up on me.I tried phoning 3 more times with the same result each time. After about 15 minutes in chat que I got connected to a different CSR. While waiting in chat que I rebooted the player and it connected fine and I've not seen the error again since. I didn't change anything on my end at all! It has worked perfectly since. I don't know whether or not the CSR changed something in my network remotely that enabled it to connect and will probably never know. I've rebooted the XD unit several times to verify it reconnects with no errors. After this support experience it is easy to see why so many people get frustrated with Roku support and just give up returning the player. There is no excuse whatsoever for posting a non-working support phone number on your support webpage.While I'm not exactly thrilled with Roku's tech support I love the product itself. Both of mine are working great and I use both of them daily. I recommend them for expanding the variety of programming available in a fast, convenient, compact and economical package.With about 4 million players to support I can understand why Roku support isn't more personalized, but if they aren't actually doing phone support they should take the phone number off their support webpage because the "click-dial tone" after pressing 3 as instructed just increases customer frustration and makes Roku support look inept.A note about 720p vs 1080p on Roku's. There is practically no 1080p programming available! Even premium services like Netflix, Amazon, etc go 720p tops. Netflix did a 1080 HD experiment for a while however isn't currently pushing any 1080p at the moment, but this could change by the time you read this. You can get 1080p on Vudu at this moment though.Also the Wi Fi and internet bandwidth requirement for 1080p is much higher than 720p. This really became evident when watching 1080p movies on Vudu. I've ordered an upgrade on my DSL internet from 3mbs to 5 and going to a higher class of wi fi router. That will speed it up enough to make it workable without waiting as long for the streaming to start on 1080p video files and eliminate buffering pauses after streaming starts. Before going to a 1080p player like a Roku XD make sure your existing network can handle 1080p streaming or be willing and able to upgrade it. Upgrading may be a non-issue for cable modem fed wi-fi internet. In fact a 720p player like the HD model is fine for 99.5% of the programming available on Roku at this time. The only real 1080p stuff I've found is on Vudu and that is for movies you've bought the 1080p version of.I knocked off one full star for the support issues I had with this product. The product itself is a 5 star item and working great but I can't explain why it is working now when it wasn't initially. If you have connection issues out of the box as I did with this XD unit, then what good is a 5 star item that won't work with a support system that is somewhat frustrating? Some people just won't have the patience to stick with it. 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