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I'm a long-time Roku enthusiast, ever since its inception. Roku remains my go-to television OS, powering every TV in my home. For several years now, one of these TVs has been enhanced with the Roku Streambar, an all-in-one soundbar and streaming device that superbly upgrades older TVs with both smarts and superior audio.
Roku, known for its continuous innovation, has recently expanded its lineup with the Streambar Pro. This new soundbar bears resemblance to its predecessor in many aspects, yet stands out with a larger size and significantly more powerful performance.
Design
At first glance, you'd think the Streambar Pro is just another soundbar. I think that's a good thing. The way that Roku has made this look like it belongs under your television is not a negative. It's simply a speaker box containing four 2.5-inch drivers wrapped in a soft gray fabric casing.
Internally is where the Roku magic really happens. Having essentially a Roku Ultra stored insi