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26 hidden Roku tips and tricks you'll wish you knew years ago
Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET

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ZDNET's key takeaways

  • Hidden Roku menus help you fix issues and tweak your setup fast.
  • You can organize apps, watchlists, and remotes way better than you think.
  • Your Roku has tons of shortcuts that make streaming quicker and easier.

I've been a Roku user for years and have spent countless hours launching apps, navigating menus, and digging through settings. If you feel like you've barely scratched the surface of what Roku can do, take a seat.

I am sharing all the best hidden Roku tips and tricks so you can unlock the full power of your device.

Also: After testing streaming devices for over a decade, this $19 Roku is the best deal I've seen

You'll learn how to stream from Plex or a USB, create a guest mode, quickly find lost remotes, and use special button combos to access hidden screens. There's a ton of cool stuff hiding in plain sight that makes streaming and binging TV easier than ever.

By the end, you'll know more about Roku than you ever thought you would.

1. Manage subscriptions in one place

Ever subscribe to a new streaming service and then forget all about it? Guilty. But Roku can help you track down all your subs in one account. Just head to My Subscriptions on Roku. There, you'll see all the services you've added through Roku and can turn on email reminders so Roku pings you a couple of days before any renew and charge you.

  1. Go to my.roku.com and sign in to your account.
  2. Click Payment Methods and enter your credit card or PayPal details.
  3. On any Roku screen, you can now subscribe to supported channels.
  4. To manage existing subs, go to my.roku.com > My Subscriptions. You'll see every active and expired subscription that Roku is billing you for, and you can cancel or renew them with just a click.

If you subscribed to a service outside the Roku platform, like ESPN through the Disney Plus website, you won't see it listed under My Subscriptions. So I suggest streamlining how and where…

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