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I'm always lookin for ways to cut the cable. I currently have Netflix, Disney Plus and Amazon Prime. Now, I'm looking at getting a streaming device that I can connect to my LG tv. What are my options and will it be easy to set up? Keep in mind that the LG tv is located in the living room and the router is in my bedroom. I don't know if that is important to know or not. Anyway, I need your guy's help and thank you!
If its a 2010 TV, buy the cheapest non 4k Roku stick or Firestick you can find and call it a day. I think the Roku interface is easier to use but that's a personal taste matter.
If its a 2010 TV, buy the cheapest non 4k Roku stick or Firestick you can find and call it a day. I think the Roku interface is easier to use but that's a personal taste matter.
I'd still get the 4K version for an extra few bucks - might have a faster processor which could translate to a more responsive menu. Plus if you get a new 4K tv it's ready to go. I do know that the Streaming Stick+ also has better WiFi specs.
If your 2010 LG has a free HDMI port, then a streamer stick should work. I use an Amazon Fire stick with my 2009 and 2011 Panasonics, and it works fine.
If your 2010 LG has a free HDMI port, then a streamer stick should work. I use an Amazon Fire stick with my 2009 and 2011 Panasonics, and it works fine.
yes, I have two or three HDMI ports available on the back of my LG tv.
I discovered that my Xbox One can be used as a streaming device. I already installed Amazon Prime and Hulu on it. I will be installing Netflix and Disney Plus on it later. This is gonna be so awesome!
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