Full List Of Philo Supported Roku Devices, & Channel List

Earlier today we reported that a new skinny bundle called Philo has launched on Roku for only $16 a month.

Philo bundles several entertainment, and educational channels together, without the high cost of news or sports channels for one low price.

While Roku is the first tv streaming device to carry Philo, not all Roku devices are supported at this time. Below is a list of supported devices that was posted on the official Roku blog (support for other Roku devices is reportedly in the works):

  • Roku Ultra (4660x, 4640x)
  • Roku Streaming Stick+ (3810x)
  • Roku Streaming Stick (3800x, 3600x)
  • Roku Express (3900x, 3700x)
  • Roku Express+ (3910x, 3710x)
  • Roku Premiere+
  • Roku Premiere
  • Roku 4
  • Roku 3
  • Roku 2 (4210x)

While Roku TV’s weren’t listed in the above released list, I can confirm that Philo does work on my TCL Roku TV.

Also for those that may have missed the original post, here is a list of channels available via Philo:

$16 A Month Package

● A&E

● Lifetime

● AMC

● Lifetime Movies

● Animal Planet

● MTV

● AXS TV

● MTV2

● BBC America

● Nickelodeon

● BBC World News

● Nick Jr.

● BET

● OWN

● Cheddar

● Science

● CMT

● Spike

● Comedy Central

● Sundance Channel

● Discovery Channel

● TeenNick

● DIY

● TLC

● Food Network

● Travel Channel

● FYI

● TV Land

● GSN

● Velocity

● HGTV

● VH1

● History

● Viceland

● IFC

● We TV

● Investigation Discovery (ID)

$4 Add On Package ($20 total)

● American Heroes Channel

● BET Her

● Cooking Channel

● Destination America

● Discovery Family

● Discovery Life

● Logo

● MTV Live

● Nicktoons

Philo is available for a free trial, and more info is available at this link. You can add Philo to your Roku via the onscreen channel store, or by clicking here to add it to your Roku online.

William B. West

William B. West

William B. West has been an internet journalist since 1998. Writing for a total of 25 pro wrestling news sites at his peak, before retiring only to return to online journalism in 2011. Currently William is editor of WBWTV.com, a contributor to WrestleOhio.com, and editor in chief of PowYeah.com & Rokuki.com.

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