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Roku Premier+ (5th Generation) 4K Media Streamer 4630X- Black
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- Buy It NowRoku 4630X Premier Plus 4K HDR Streaming Player No remote No AC/adapter
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Product Information
If you’ve been in search of a product that allows you to watch your favorite shows in HD, the black Roku Premiere+ 5th generation digital media streamer is a terrific choice. This handy little device plugs right into your HDTV, and gives you access to over 1,000 channels of programming as well as 500,000 different television shows and movies. Watch all of your favorites from Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, as well as seamlessly connect to other apps, such as Pandora, PBS Kids, MLB TV, and Vudu, as soon as you connect the Roku to your home’s Wi-Fi. The 4630X Premiere+ offers HD quality up to 4K UHD HDR, so as long as you have a 4K-supported television, you can watch your shows and movies in the most brilliant quality possible. If you do not have a 4K TV, your media will still stream in high-quality high definition, such as 1080p or higher. The enhanced infrared remote comes with a headphone jack, so you can listen quietly and privately whenever you wish, in addition to easy-to-follow on-screen instructions. Download the free Roku app for smartphones and tablets, which provides you with some enhanced features in addition to the capabilities to control channels and searches right from your phone. Connect the Roku Premiere+ to other components, such as an external hard drive, using the HDMI port, or create extra storage for movies with the included SD card slot.Product Identifiers
BrandRoku
MPN4630XB, ROK4630XB, 4630X
UPC0829610001654, 0829610001449
ModelRoku Premiere+
eBay Product ID (ePID)241983755
Product Key Features
Operating SystemRoku OS
ColorBlack
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Ethernet
Features4K
Maximum Resolution2160p
Additional Product Features
Brand ColorBlack
Model NumberPremiere+
Media StreamingInternet TV/Video
TypeDigital Media Streamer
Product LineRoku Premiere+
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Ratings and Reviews
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- Jun 30, 2020
Older Roku Model Works Great!
I was looking for an older Roku streaming device that had gotten good reviews and was hoping to find one that was new in the box. This product fit the bill, and has been very easy to set up and figure out how to use. I've only had it up and running for a few days, but it streams so much better than just my LG TV could by itself. Speed is awesome, I'm using it WiFi, and picture quality is great (4K). The remote is a bit funky to use (left, right, up, down, but no point anywhere), but overall, I'm very happy with the system!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Apr 07, 2018
Excellent Device, Small Remote Troubles
I did some research for my apparently either unusual or else underserved needs before getting this. Roku devices seem to support the widest range of various services, unlike several competing products (like a Fire TV or Chromecast, each which has an accompanying service in a competition with other folks), which was important in me picking Roku. Beyond that, I tried to gather what I could about officially stated specs to decide which one to get, and wound up with this. Wired Ethernet is huge for me, which makes me actually wish that other devices had this. It seems to be moving towards an Ultra-exclusive port, which I find unfortunate because the housing situations that lead to WiFi being spotty probably overlap with the userbase that is likely to be buying cheaper devices. If the Express+ had an Ethernet port, I probably could have gotten that instead and bought new instead of used. (Apartments tend to have flooded 2.4Ghz, and even though 5Ghz is typically clear this is because so many devices only recognize the first one or two channels and that defeats the point of having so many channels and makes its own problems.) Power is alright, the adapter is 12W. I could wish it were lower, but I doubt the ones powered over microUSB are actually only pulling the 2.5W of the spec (they probably need 7.5-10W draw, so difference is negligible really) and I am willing to have faith that the idle draw is well below that even. The "Enhanced" remote that this comes with seems to be Bluetooth, which would be fine except I care for neither the "point anywhere" nor the headphone jack, and the remote needs bigger batteries and depairs itself when my Roku falls asleep for more than several minutes (fine for a bathroom break, not fine for initially firing it back up after taking a nap). I have a relative in town with two IR remotes, and I borrowed one to see if that worked better. It did, so I am now waiting for Roku to get back to me on my ticket explaining this crucial troubleshooting information to see if they have official IR remotes for sale still (Amazon is filled with off-brand ones, but if an official one is an option I want one new before I want a used one). If you live somewhere where neighbors are unlikely to abuse security holes introduced by this, the mobile app control might possibly also work, but I shut that off on mine as soon as I got it so I cannot comment on that. It sounds like, at least through the generation out right now, the Roku devices that are meant to stand on a surface (be visible from in front of your television) mostly all support IR remotes, if that is relevant. The microSD card slot does NOT add local media storage, which is a bit counterintuitive. After looking up in more detail what the microSD card slot does it became apparent that some folks use Roku devices as casual gaming machines(?), which made it make a little bit more sense that Roku would want to reformat the card to something unrecognizable (probably encrypted). The confusing part here is that there is a local media playback app by default, but unless you have a USB port this app is just for if you stand up your own media server. In hindsight I see how this makes sense, but it was a bit disappointing to learn that I could not just make an SD card exFAT (or even FAT32) and just stick local music on it. I guess that will remain a function of my Raspberry Pi for now. Looking back, I do feel like I got the best possible device I could have, I just have a small wishlist for it. The Premiere+ will not in the coming years fail to be powerful enough for what I care about it doing, I am fine setting which apps can to 480p (my TV is only 720p anyway), and almost wish I could set the Roku itself to output at that so apps might attempt to auto-detect that to reduce bandwidth usage. I could have safely gotten an Ultra (though again that would have been overkill) because if I just get an IR remote then the voice search antifeature would be moot. If the Express or Express+ only came with wired Ethernet, that would have made the difference in that device being more appropriate for my usage, but alas. The microSD card thing is also slightly irritating to me, but not a dealbreaker by any means. In short, be aware that the remote situation is more flexible than the 1:1 mapping of what you can get with your device (which means you do not have to downgrade the box to flee from voice search), be aware that the Bluetooth remotes are currently unpairing, and the microSD slot behavior might not be intuitive based on the advertising. Beyond that, the Premiere+ is an excellent device, and I imagine other Roku devices can be as well so long as you know what kinds of connectors you need. The software itself works fine and I am basically happy with this. (By the way, if you care, look up the hidden URL to make your Roku account without having to be forced to provide a credit card. It exists, it's just hidden. Dear Roku: unhide that please?)Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- Aug 09, 2018
Great Option to Cable/Satellite service.
Not a difficult transition from cable/satellite service. Set up is straight forward and easy; connect unit to TV, plug in, and follow the instructions. Paid Service is optional, and lower than old school Cable/TV. The Roku TV app is free and has a surprisingly good selection of programming. Overall a great option to traditional TV.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 22, 2017
great product with cheaper quality remote
This is my 3rd Roku. I started with Roku 3 for my living room and then got Roku 2 for the guest bedroom. Overall, the quality of picture and smoothness of UI is much better over previous generations. However, the remote is cheaply made compared to Roku 3's shiny glossy one. Roku Premiere plus has a remote that is similar in feel to the Roku 2 but seems even cheaper. The left arrow is making a strange clicking sound at times.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Nov 27, 2019
Really like it
Has all the features I wanted in Roku. Wanted basically for the 4K picture and bought it for a great price. It’s one of the newer models but much cheaper than the ultra which has features I don’t really need.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 23, 2021
Great Product and Pricing
Great product upgrade from my older version of Roku. Product shipped in a timely manner and was packaged to protect the unit, description as received was as noted. After acquiring the power supply and remote the unit once installed works fine with no issues. One comment, I found the previous owners personal information (payment information) had not been deleted from unit other than that the price and unit was outstanding.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Oct 08, 2025
Roku Premiere Plus 4630X 4K HDR Streaming Player with AC Power Adapter
worked ok but had to change from Spanish to English.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 26, 2018
Necessary upgrade
This is my fourth Roku. I have had to upgrade as video standards change. I just got a 4K television and needed my Roku to match this capability. My current Roku is just HD. This upgrade set up quickly and the interface is mostly the same as previous models. No learning curve at all. Once set up it worked perfectly. I am happy with this purchase and would buy again.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- Mar 24, 2021
Great Features
Easy setup and fast streaming with excellent resolution.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- May 23, 2022
not bad for the money
I've had a couple different streaming sticks that connect via wifi, and they always seemed to lag, so I thought I'd try one that connects to the internet with a wire instead. It made a huge difference. No more lagging no matter how busy the audio or video.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
