Roku Premiere (4620) vs Roku Premiere+ (4630)

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Premiere (4620) compared with Premiere+ (4630)

	RokuPremiere (4620)	RokuPremiere+ (4630)
Overview
Released
Released	October 2016	October 2016
Video and audio
Resolution
Resolution	4K	4K
HDR
HDR	None	HDR10 (better)
Video
Video	4K UHD up to 60 fps; HDCP 2.2; upscales 720p/1080p to 4K and 720p to 1080p (Roku launch release reproduced by Display Daily)	4K UHD up to 60 fps; HDCP 2.2 required for protected 4K content (Roku launch release and exact Cooper/4630X developer row). TechRadar's 30 fps specification conflicts with the maker
HDR
HDR	No HDR in Roku's exact Cooper/4620X developer row and original launch release; distinct from the later HDR-capable Premiere with model number 3920	–
Audio
Audio	Night listening mode adjusts sound levels for consistent volume (Roku launch release)	Night listening mode adjusts sound levels; remote headphone socket for private listening
Performance
Software
Software	Roku OS	Roku OS
Chip details
Chip details	Arm Cortex-A53 quad-core at 1.2 GHz; OpenGL ES 2.0 (Roku's exact Cooper/4620X developer row)	Arm Cortex-A53 quad-core at 1.2 GHz; OpenGL ES 2.0 (Roku's exact Cooper/4630X developer row)
Memory
Memory	1 GB (Roku's exact Cooper/4620X developer row)	1 GB (Roku's exact Cooper/4630X developer row)
Storage
Storage	–	microSD expands channel storage (Roku launch release); not removable-media playback, despite the TechRadar review's description
Software and services
Software and services	Roku OS; apps and features vary by region and software version	Roku OS; apps and features vary by region and software version. This is the original 2016 box, not the smaller 2018 Premiere+
Connections
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi 5	Wi-Fi 5
Ethernet
Ethernet	No	Yes
Voice remote
Voice remote	No	No
Ports
Ports	HDMI output and power input only; no Ethernet or microSD card slot (The Gadgeteer)	HDMI, 10/100 Ethernet, microSD and power input; no optical audio or USB media port (TechRadar)
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth	Dual-band 802.11ac MIMO (Roku launch release)	Dual-band 802.11ac MIMO (Roku launch release)
Remote
Remote	Original infrared remote with navigation, playback and app shortcuts; no microphone or headphone socket. Mobile-app voice search is separate	Original point-anywhere remote with headphone socket; no microphone, television power button or lost-remote finder
Design
Type
Type	Box	Box
Size
Size	Approximately 5-inch-square black box (The Gadgeteer); original box includes remote, two AAA batteries and power adapter	–