Roku Streaming Stick Plus

The Roku Streaming Stick Plus is a flagship digital media player developed by Roku, Inc., a pioneer in the streaming television industry. Originally founded by Anthony Wood in 2002, the brand is credited with launching the first hardware that allowed consumers to stream Netflix on their televisions. The brand is headquartered in San Jose, California, and maintains its status as an independent public company.

Manufacturing for Roku hardware is primarily conducted through original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) located in China and Vietnam. This global supply chain allows the company to distribute its hardware to millions of users across North America, Europe, and Latin America. As one of the leading streaming platforms globally, Roku generates revenue through both the sale of these physical devices and its extensive advertising-supported operating system.

The ultimate owner of the brand is Roku, Inc., which is publicly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange. The company remains a dominant force in the smart TV ecosystem, partnering with various television manufacturers to integrate its software directly into their displays while continuing to produce standalone hardware like the Streaming Stick Plus shown here. Its corporate presence and strategic direction are based in the United States.