10 Hidden Roku Gems That Every Roku Owner Should Try


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The Roku store is filled with channels where cord cutters can watch TV and movies from their favorite networks. From classic TV shows to indie films, there’s a Roku channel for every genre and interest. Last week we looked at 10 free hidden Roku gems. Today, we’re sharing some of the hidden gems found in the Roku Store but are going to include some paid and free Roku channels this time.

Spotify Music

Today it is very common to have the best sound system in your house be your TV. Now Roku offers many great music streaming services like Pandora and Amazon Music. Recently Roku added Spotify to that list which allows you to play music through your TV sound system from your Roku.

You can add Spotify to your Roku HERE.

Frndly

Christmas is almost here and to many that means Hallmark Channel movies. In the past, you had to have cable TV in order to watch the Hallmark Channel. Now with Frndly you can get all of the Hallmark Channels and more starting at just $5.99 a month. A great option for anyone who wants the Hallmark Christmas movies.

You can add Frndly to your Roku HERE.

Crunchyroll

In the past, if you wanted Anime movies you had to wait for a show to come on TV or pay for very expensive DVD sets. Now Crunchyroll gives you access to a huge catalog of ad-free anime movies and TV shows through your Roku.

You can add Crunchyroll to your Roku HERE.

Philo

Do you love AMC, HGTV, Discovery, TLC, and more but not a fan of news or sports? You may want to check out Philo. For just $20 you can get over 50 live cable TV channels. Add in an antenna for locals and you have a cheap cable TV replacement.

You can learn more about Philo HERE.

Yoga International

If you love Yoga you may want to try out Yoga International. With over 1,500 yoga classes there is something here for all skill levels.

You can add Yoga International to your Roku HERE. 

OAN

If you want a conservative news source but don’t want to pay for cable TV you may want to checkout OAN news. For a monthly fee, you can get 24/7 conservative news.

You can add OAN news to your Roku HERE. 

TYT on Pluto TV

Looking for progressive/liberal news? Checkout TYT for free on Pluto TV

You can add Pluto TV to your Roku HERE. 

iHeartRadio

Want to turn your TV into a radio? With iHeartRadio you can stream many local radio stations and radio stations from around the world.

You can add iHeartRadio to your Roku HERE. 

BabyFirst

Have a young kid in the house? Want to make sure what they are watching on TV is safe? WIth BabyFirst you can find TV made for young children that is also educational.

You can add BabyFrist to your Roku HERE. 

PopcornFlix Kids

Want free movies and TV shows for kids? Don’t want to worry about them finding R rated movies next to their kids movies? Now with PocornFlix Kids you can find free ad-supported movies and TV shows just for kids.

You can add PopcornFlix Kids to your Roku HERE. 

Do you have a Roku Channel you want to add to this list? Leave us a comment and let us know what you would recommend.

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