Roku to Wind Down Smart-Home Hardware Sales

Roku plans to stop selling smart-home hardware and make no additional products in the category, as the company shifts its focus to streaming. A Roku spokesperson said the company will wind down sales while continuing support and services for existing Roku Smart Home products.

The announcement follows a gradual reduction in product availability. Roku’s website showed most of its smart-home devices out of stock, with the Indoor Camera 360 and Video Doorbell Chime among the remaining items listed in reports. Retail availability has also narrowed: accounts described Amazon listings as refurbished-only and remaining Walmart stock as clearance. These observations do not establish how much inventory remains across all retailers.

Roku entered the category in 2022 with products including cameras, smart plugs and lights. Early devices used hardware made by Wyze and sold under Roku’s brand, while the company introduced its own designs in 2025. Its products also connected with Roku televisions: features launched in 2024 let users view camera feeds on a TV or keep a feed visible while using another app.

The company has not detailed how long its continued support will last or which services...