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Electric Jukebox Roxi review: Turn your TV into a music machine

Electric Jukebox Roxi review: Turn your TV into a music machine

Posted on April 10, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Built for families and parties, Roxi can be slow on the draw, but it makes up for it in versatility.

This music appliance connects to your TV, letting you search for songs by voice and play a few fun games along the way.

From Spotify to Pandora, Amazon Music, Tidal, or any number of other services, there’s no shortage of ways to pipe all the music you could want into your home. Now you have another option, one that doesn’t rely on a smartphone or tablet app. Electric Jukebox’s Roxi is a standalone music device that you plug directly into your home theater system or TV. Once installed, the device gives you access to everything from straight-up audio streaming to a singalong mode.
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