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Roku Ultra for a couple reasons... by ndgenius
I'm a big TV guy and cutting the cord seemed like an impossible task for me but I will never go back to cable TV again because of the Roku...makes it so easy to watch whatever I want.
Also (and maybe more importantly) it has the headphone jack in the remote so I can watch TV in bed and turn off the set so you're essentially just listening to something which is great for those mornings when I wake up at 4am thinking about a problem at work...I'm now able to fall back asleep when I couldn't clear my mind before.