
Roku has officially launched its latest devices in the UK: Roku Streaming Stick and Roku Streaming Stick Plus. Following their premiere in the USA in April, they are now available for purchase at Asda and on Amazon, with Argos set to add them to their offering in July.
These new sticks are exactly what users have been expecting: small, sleek, hassle-free. They fit perfectly into the HDMI port, do not obstruct adjacent inputs, and do not require additional power. On top of that, there is the Roku OS system, providing quick access to all the most important streaming apps and live channels. There are also features like “What to Watch” (which gives suggestions for the evening) and “Continue Watching”, so you no longer have to wonder where you last left off.
How much does it cost and what do you get?
Roku Streaming Stick – £29.99 ≈ 155 zł– Full HD, voice remote, perfect for beginners
Roku Streaming Stick Plus – £39.99 ≈ 205 zł– 4K, HDR, more power for just £10 more
If you want something more powerful:
Roku Streaming Stick 4K – £49.99 ≈ 260 zł– with Dolby Vision HDR
Roku Ultra Box – £69.99 ≈ 360 zł– the fastest hardware in the range, with a backlit remote
Why does it really make a difference? Because ChooseTV gives Poles abroad something more than just television!
Amid all the hype surrounding the new Roku devices, there is one specific reason why this launch is of exceptional significance to us – Poles living abroad. It’s called PolBox.TV. It’s an application that allows us to easily return to what is familiar, close, and simply… ours.
Imagine you are sitting with your family in the living room – maybe in London, maybe in Oslo, maybe somewhere even further – and with one click, you launch TVP, TVN, Polsat, children’s channels, entertainment, sports, journalism. PolBox.TV offers over 120 channels in the Polish language, along with a huge library of over 3000 films and series. But that’s not all – you can also rewind to programmes from even two weeks ago, which gives complete flexibility in watching what really interests you, when you have the time.
It works very simply. You don't need to install anything, fiddle with decoders, or order an antenna. All you need is access to the internet and one of the Roku devices (even the cheapest will do). After that, it's just a few steps:
You buy a Roku device
You set up a subscription to PolBox.TV on their website
You install the app on Roku
You sit down with a cup of tea and turn on whatever you fancy
Three convenient packages are available:
Basic – includes 50 basic channels in Polish
Family – an extended offer with over 80 channels
Premium – up to 120 channels + full access to a library of films and series
All of this makes PolBox.TV combined with Roku devices currently one of the most convenient and simplest ways to access Polish television abroad. And it's not just about entertainment. It's about the ability to stay in touch with the language, culture, tradition – and simply with home. It doesn't matter if you live in Berlin, Manchester, Chicago, or Oslo – all you need is the internet and a Roku device.
In summary? It's worth it for many!
This year has released equipment that simply gets the job done. And thanks to integration with PolBox.TV, we finally have a convenient, quality way to access Polish television abroad – without unnecessary costs and frustration.
If you are Polish expatriates and want to feel closer to home – this could be one of the best decisions you make this year.