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Roku’s new Voice Remote Pro has some of the best buttons on any remote: a pair of customizable buttons that can be mapped to virtually any voice command on the fly. Here’s why it’s so good.

Roku revealed the button on its website Wednesday morning without formally announcing it, showing a picture of its new remote that had easy-access buttons for Netflix, Disney+, Hulu — and Apple TV+.

All of Roku's streaming players come with an easy-to-use remote, with some models including user-friendly features like voice control, headphone jack capabilities, and a lost remote recovery function.

The buttons labeled “1” and “2” can save any voice command that Roku supports; just long-press either button after the voice command, and it’ll be set as that button’s function.

Roku has launched a new remote control for its set-top boxes sporting a dedicated Apple TV+ button, and the company's new operating system adds HomeKit and AirPlay 2 support for more products.

Roku Voice Remote Pro, a $29.99 device, will feature a dedicated Apple TV+ shortcut button and be hands-free. It has a tracking device (so if the remote is lost, you can find it on Roku’s app ...

The original Roku Voice Remote Pro boasts two personal shortcut buttons that sit just above those branded shortcut buttons; they’re stamped with a “1” and “2” respectively.

This new streamer, which also supports HDR, HDR10 and HDR10+ for a brighter, clearer picture, will replace the Roku Premiere with the addition of a voice remote.

Compared to the $60 Roku Streaming Stick+, which also supports 4K HDR video, those extra buttons make the new Roku Ultra a slightly more enticing upgrade than it used to be.But looking out over ...