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Compare · Roku

Every Ring camera,
on your Roku.

Cameras and doorbells, live on the big screen — in about two minutes. Ring‑approved and certified.

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Free for 30 days, then $1.99/month per camera. Cancel anytime.

Ring cameras on Roku: nine feeds live in one grid on a wall-mounted TV, with the Roku device on the console below

This is the whole setup. A Roku, and the channel.

There are three ways to watch Ring cameras with a Roku. Two tie up your phone. Ours lives on the TV.

1

Mirroring your phone

Beaming your phone’s screen to the TV.

  • Your phone, kept awake
  • Started by hand, every time
  • Stops when it sleeps or rings
  • One feed — whatever the phone shows
2

Watching on your phone

The Ring app, on a six-inch screen.

  • One camera at a time
  • In your hand, not on the wall
  • Nothing stays up
3

Video Wall Live

A channel from the Roku Channel Store.

The Roku you own.

That’s the whole list.

Side by side.

 
Video Wall
Mirroring
Your phone
Cameras on screen
All of them
One feed
One at a time
Stays up
24/7
Until the phone sleeps
While you hold it
Ties up your phone
No
Entirely
Yes
Auto-Cycle
Built in
No
No
Battery cameras
Close to live
Same as the app
Same drain
Event history on TV
Built in
Only what you tap
On the phone
Behind live
A few seconds
A few seconds, plus the cast
Near-live
Setup
2 minutes
Every time
Nothing to set up

Worth knowing: Roku runs a few seconds behind live. Roku’s hardware is less powerful than an Apple TV or a Google TV box, and holding several camera streams at once is demanding work — the wall typically sits a few seconds behind live. That’s the hardware, not a fault.

Common questions.

Is there a Ring app for Roku?
Not from Ring. Video Wall is the channel that does it, and it’s the only route that doesn’t involve keeping a phone awake and mirroring it to the TV.
How do I install it on my Roku TV?
Add it from channelstore.roku.com on your phone and Roku sends it to the device, or search Video Wall in the Channel Store on the Roku itself. Open it and enter the 8-character code it shows, on your phone.
Which Roku devices work?
All the current ones — Roku Ultra, the Streaming Stick, Roku Express, Streambar, and Roku TVs from TCL, Hisense, Onn and the rest. A Roku in an HDMI port is also the cheapest way to put Ring on a TV with no smart platform of its own.
Why is my Roku a few seconds behind live?
Roku’s hardware is less powerful than an Apple TV or a Fire TV Cube, and decoding several camera streams at once is demanding work — so the wall typically sits a few seconds behind live. That’s the hardware rather than a fault. If you run a lot of cameras and want them closer to live, a faster box in the same HDMI port is the fix.

The Rokus we recommend

Any of these runs Video Wall well — what changes is how many cameras stay smooth at once.

Our scores, out of 10 — performance is how many cameras stay smooth at once, value is what you get for the money.

Roku UltraRoku's fastest — wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6, and the one to pick for a full wall on Roku.7.0Performance7.0ValueView on Amazon ↗Roku Streaming Stick HDRoku's entry stick — cheap and simple, and a few seconds behind live.5.5Performance9.0ValueView on Amazon ↗

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Video Wall is the only multi‑camera viewer Ring has reviewed and approved for the Roku.

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