Do the cables come with the roku 2 or is that a separate purchase?
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Video cables are a seperate purchase. Youll want to pick up an hdmi cable. Power cable is included of course.
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You will need an HDMI cable if you want to hook it up to your TV that way, which is the simplest method. It comes with standard cables, but again, messy wires and hassle. Amazon sells great generic HDMI cables at a very inexpensive price.
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The only cable you will need to purchase is an HDMI cable! Everything else is included. :)
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Mine did not so I complained to Amazon about the misleading description and they sent me the cables. I had to tell them which cables I wanted.
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No it doesn't come with that cable, you need to purchase that cable. In my review I explained all you need. What you need is an hdmi 4.1 cable. Basically its a just an hdmi cable but with the newer technology in it. Its like $6 on amazon. So you need that and an optical cable and then take a look at how I hooked mine up and you're good to go!! Hope that helped. Let me know if any other questions!!
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It comes with RCAs also My tv is so old that my Roku is on RCA also and I need a splitter to use both
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These are two seperate cables. Amazon also sells individual cables if you only need one.
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While I don't have a Roku device, the HDMI cables do work on other devices (TV, computer, DVD), so I don't see why they wouldn't work with a Roku box.
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No cables are not included. You have to take your own that came with the product or get an eztra
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The Roku 3 uses an HDMI cable, sometimes included. Just plug into one of your TV's HDMI ports. Easy set up!
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No, they just need ethernet cords, from router, and to your device. I think two come with, but they are not very long, 4 to 6 ft I believe.
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You have to purchase one separately. If you have a bunch of old per supply cable, you can cut the cord and use that.
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At least with my experience, they were included. You do need to purchase 2 trs cables though.
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Please forgive my ignorance about cable types. The refurbished player came with an HDMI cable. No other cable.
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According to Google an MHL extention cable does exist. I'm not sure why you might need one however. Doesn't your MHL enabled port point downward so the Roku would extend downward instead of straight out the back.
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Mike, the HDMI cable was not included in the package. Therefore, you need to purchase it seperately.
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It does come with the old school rca composite. My suggestion is if you haven't already bought this unit go with the Roku 2. It also has the rca composite but the difference being it goes up to 1080 hd where the first one only goes up to 720 hd.
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You can also get an HDMI splitter. 1-in and 2 or 3-out. That's what I did with my cable box to split it to 2 TVs. They are available pretty cheap here on Amazon. Also would save you a good bundle of money.As other have said, the Roku is very easy to move also, as it is about the size of a hockey puck and weighs even less. If you're moving it from ont TV to the other, and are in the same WiFi network, its just a matter of unplugging it from one TV and plugging it into another. If not, it takes no more than 2 minutes to change your network VIA setup.Hope that helped. I realize it's almost 2 years later that I am answering your question. :-) You can also get an HDMI splitter. 1-in and 2 or 3-out. That's what I did with my cable box to split it to 2 TVs. They are available pretty cheap here on Amazon. Also would save you a good bundle of money.As other have said, the Roku is very easy to move also, as it is about the size of a hockey puck and weighs even less. If you're moving it from ont TV to the other, and are in the same WiFi network, its just a matter of unplugging it from one TV and plugging it into another. If not, it takes no more than 2 minutes to change your network VIA setup.Hope that helped. I... » Read More You can also get an HDMI splitter. 1-in and 2 or 3-out. That's what I did with my cable box to split it to 2 TVs. They are available pretty cheap here on Amazon. Also would save you a good bundle of money.As other have said, the Roku is very easy to move also, as it is about the size of a hockey puck and weighs even less. If you're moving it from ont TV to the other, and are in the same WiFi network, its just a matter of unplugging it from one TV and plugging it into another. If not, it takes no more than 2 minutes to change your network VIA setup.Hope that helped. I realize it's almost 2 years later that I am answering your question. :-) « Show Less
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Yes, it comes with 2 cables. A skinny shorter cable, and a longer thicker cable.