Roku take-back and recycling program information by state
This article provides information about take-back and recycling programs in different states. If your state is not listed, you can still find electronics donation and recycling in your area.
Before you dispose of or recycle your Roku® device, learn how to remove your device from your Roku account and then perform a factory reset.
Take-back and recycling program information by state
California
For more information on how to recycle covered electronics devices, visit the CalRecycle website.District of Columbia
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products and any other manufacturer brand on a one-to-one basis with the purchase of the same type of equipment for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package, and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.Hawaii
In Hawaii, Roku is a member of the RLGA Group Plan registered with the State Department of Health and in compliance with the Hawaii Electronic Waste and Television Recycling and Recovery Law (Senate Bill 2843). This program provides convenient methods for consumers of Covered Devices to return their products at end of life for environmentally sound recycling. To learn more about this program please click here: Hawaii - Reverse Logistics Group (rev-log.com).Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. To access the mail-back program simply Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package, and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.Illinois
For information on recycling options for Illinois residents, please visit the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency's electronic waste recycling webpage provided by the Illinois EPA.Maryland
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling. If you require packaging, it will be supplied, upon request, free of charge to Maryland consumers.Michigan
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package, and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.New Jersey
In New Jersey, Roku is a member of the RLGA Group Plan registered with the State Department of Environmental Protection and in compliance with the New Jersey Electronic Waste Management Act. This program provides convenient methods for consumers of Covered Electronic Devices to return their products at end of life for environmentally sound recycling. To learn more about this program, visit the RLGA New Jersey page.New York
In New York State, Roku is a member of the RLGA Collective Electronic Waste Acceptance Program registered with the State Department of Environmental Conservation and in compliance with the New York State Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act. This program provides convenient methods for consumers of Covered Electronic Equipment to return their products at end of life for environmentally sound recycling. To learn more about this program, visit the RLGA New York page.Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, Roku is a member of the RLGA Group Plan registered with the State Department of Environmental Protection and in compliance with the Pennsylvania Covered Device Recycling Act. This program provides convenient methods for consumers of Covered Devices to return their products at end of life for environmentally sound recycling. To learn more about this program, visit the RLGA Pennsylvania page.Texas
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.Utah
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.West Virginia
Roku offers a mail-back program through its partner, Reverse Logistics Group Americas, Inc. (RLGA), which allows Roku’s customers to return certain Roku branded products for recycling free of charge. Visit the RLGA Roku take-back page to access the mail-back program and follow the instructions to obtain a free shipping label. Upon receipt of the shipping label, simply pack your product, affix the label to the package and send your covered electronic device for responsible recycling.
Last updated at 3/6/2026 9:11:19 PM
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