What just happened? Roku has announced a new streaming device that ships with the company’s latest operating system, Roku OS 10, which is said to focus more on quality-of-life improvements rather than major new features. If you're in the market for a new streamer that doesn't break the bank and 4K resolution is a must-have feature, it might be worth a look.

The new Roku Express 4K+, which will replace the Roku Premiere in the product lineup, features dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi and microUSB Ethernet should you prefer wired connectivity. It’s capable of streaming in 4K resolution and is HDR, HDR10 and HDR10+ compatible.

Roku said the streamer features a more powerful quad-core processor and additional storage for quicker channel start times, although exact hardware specifications weren’t shared. It ships with a standard voice remote with TV controls, similar to earlier offerings.

The streamer is compatible with a range of voice platforms including Alexa and Google Assistant. Users can also control content from their iPhone, iPad or Mac with Apple AirPlay 2 and use HomeKit to control the player with Siri.

Roku also dropped an upgraded remote control today. The Roku Voice Remote Pro packs a rechargeable battery and hands-free voice control, and is compatible with all Roku TV models, audio devices and select streaming devices. It’ll set you back $29.99 and can be purchased from today.

Roku OS 10 , meanwhile, is now rolling out to select supported streaming players and should be available to all in the coming weeks.

The Roku Express 4K+ launches in mid-May but is available to pre-order right now priced at $39.99.