Roku Enables Late-Night Viewing with Bluetooth Support

Roku's modern smart TV operating system now supports Bluetooth, a feature that allows users to enjoy big screen content at full volume without disturbing others.

This feature is available on some newer Roku streaming devices and Roku TVs, but requires a smartphone for setup on others. The move aims to enhance user experience, especially for those living with roommates or family members.

For users who like to stay up late and watch TV, this feature is a game-changer. No longer will they need to hide away in bed with their phone, squinting at the tiny screen. Instead, they can enjoy their favorite shows on the biggest screen in the house, all while keeping the noise level down.

Roku's Bluetooth support is a convenience for late-night binge sessions, and it's a feature that's long overdue. With this update, Roku is one step closer to becoming the go-to streaming platform for users who value convenience and flexibility.