ZDNET gives four ways to control Roku TV without a physical remote
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Updated · ZDNet · May 7
ZDNET gives four ways to control Roku TV without a physical remote
7 articles · Updated · ZDNet · May 7
The options are the Roku app remote, casting from supported apps, Android or Windows screen mirroring, and Apple AirPlay, with phone and TV generally needing the same Wi-Fi.
The app also offers voice search, captions, sleep timer, private listening, a faster keyboard and easier input switching, making it the closest substitute for the missing remote.
For longer-term use, replacement Roku remotes cost about $10 to $30, while cheaper unbranded versions are available for around $5.
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