It’s the easiest to use, it has dedicated buttons to go straight to the services you probably use most, and programmable buttons you can point to other apps. The Roku Ultra's remote continues to be the best around. The Roku Ultra continues to be the easiest to use, with the best remote and nearly every app you want. It's relatively easy to navigate, and Roku makes it even easier with voice control and dedicated buttons on the remote control for four major streaming services (typically Netflix and some mix of Hulu, Disney+, and a few others). Otherwise, the interface looks just like it has for the past few years. It’s not great, but your favorite apps are still front and center, making it easier to move from Netflix to Amazon to Disney+ without getting lost. Roku’s interface has become slightly more cluttered with ads than it used to be, though these are primarily for the Roku Channel, a free ad-supported streaming service that includes mostly basic cable-level movies and TV shows. Like many Roku devices, it also supports Apple AirPlay and basic HomeKit smart home functionality. It was the first non-Apple device to fully support the app, letting you access your iTunes purchases and rent or buy movies from Apple just like you would on the Apple TV. It supports 4K/HDR (including Dolby Vision), Dolby Atmos sound on select services, and nearly every streaming service, including Apple's own TV app. Though Roku's lineup has undergone some changes in the past few years, the latest Roku Ultra is the current flagship model and will be the best option for most people.
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