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Background
This guide if for the Roku 3500R Streaming Stick. This model of Roku's Streaming Stick line came out in March 2014. The model is as The remote buttons may differ between editions. This model features four preset macro buttons. The stick features two ports, one HDMI and one Micro-USB as well as a single indicator light.
The Roku Streaming Stick is a streaming media player that comes preloaded with applications and a user interface. This model is capable of displaying at 720p and 1080p. The stick connects to the internet by way of Wi-Fi signal built into the device.
Identification
The Roku Streaming Stick has a glossy black housing, a purple directional pad, and four multicolored buttons near the bottom of the front of the remote. A purple Roku tag protrudes from the bottom of the remote. It also comes with a purple dongle with the Roku logo embossed on the top. The dongle plugs into the television. To find the specific model number of your Roku Streaming Stick, look for the label inside the battery compartment beneath the AA batteries.
Device Teardown
Want to see the inside of the device? See our Teardown Guide at Roku Streaming Stick Motherboard Port replacement