Roku Select Series 4K TVs are thoughtfully designed to upgrade your entertainment at an incredible value. Enjoy your streaming favorites in brilliant 4K HDR picture thats optimized for your room lighting with automatic brightness. Catch every word with built-in sound features like auto speech clarity and night mode or crank up the volume anytime with Headphone Mode. Switch to your inputs and watch free live TV right from the home screen, or use the voice remote to find movies, shows, or songs across thousands of TV streaming apps.And even your deepest couch cushions are no match for the lost remote finder. A smart TV made by Roku? Now that makes sense.
Roku Select Series 4K TVs are thoughtfully designed to upgrade your entertainment at an incredible value. Enjoy your streaming favorites in brilliant 4K HDR picture thats optimized for your room lighting with automatic brightness. Catch every word with built-in sound features like auto speech clarity and night mode or crank up the volume anytime with Headphone Mode. Switch to your inputs and watch free live TV right from the home screen, or use the voice remote to find movies, shows, or songs across thousands of TV streaming apps.And even your deepest couch cushions are no match for the lost remote finder. A smart TV made by Roku? Now that makes sense.
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The lowest price for Roku 55" Class 4K HDR LED Select Series Smart TV right now is $2,055.40.
The all-time low was $26.41 on 2 Feb 2025 — today's price is 7683% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 30 May 2025.
Roku 55" Class 4K HDR LED Select Series Smart TV
Roku Select Series 4K TVs are thoughtfully designed to upgrade your entertainment at an incredible value. Enjoy your streaming favorites in brilliant 4K HDR picture thats optimized for your room lighting with automatic brightness. Catch every word with built-in sound features like auto speech clarity and night mode or crank up the volume anytime with Headphone Mode. Switch to your inputs and watch free live TV right from the home screen, or use the voice remote to find movies, shows, or songs across thousands of TV streaming apps.And even your deepest couch cushions are no match for the lost remote finder. A smart TV made by Roku? Now that makes sense.
Roku Select Series 4K TVs are thoughtfully designed to upgrade your entertainment at an incredible value. Enjoy your streaming favorites in brilliant 4K HDR picture thats optimized for your room lighting with automatic brightness. Catch every word with built-in sound features like auto speech clarity and night mode or crank up the volume anytime with Headphone Mode. Switch to your inputs and watch free live TV right from the home screen, or use the voice remote to find movies, shows, or songs across thousands of TV streaming apps.And even your deepest couch cushions are no match for the lost remote finder. A smart TV made by Roku? Now that makes sense.
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We've had a 55" TCL Roku t.v. and it hardly lasted a year, was not happy. I was extremely interested in the fact that Roku was starting to manufacture their own televisions, so we bought this 65" and just wow. The screen is so crisp and vivid, the home screen works quickly, no lagging. The fact that it's made by Roku rather than being just powered by Roku, but made by someone like Onn or TCL was really the selling point for me. It had the normal amount of HDMI ports, four if I'm not mistaken, and the normal USB port. It has a headphones 3.5mm jack, an LAN port, an Optical port, and a coax hook up for an antenna. It also has a HDMI E-Arc for the television to communicate with the soundbar and still send picture to the port, which would work flawlessly with the Roku ... MoreWe've had a 55" TCL Roku t.v. and it hardly lasted a year, was not happy. I was extremely interested in the fact that Roku was starting to manufacture their own televisions, so we bought this 65" and just wow. The screen is so crisp and vivid, the home screen works quickly, no lagging. The fact that it's made by Roku rather than being just powered by Roku, but made by someone like Onn or TCL was really the selling point for me. It had the normal amount of HDMI ports, four if I'm not mistaken, and the normal USB port. It has a headphones 3.5mm jack, an LAN port, an Optical port, and a coax hook up for an antenna. It also has a HDMI E-Arc for the television to communicate with the soundbar and still send picture to the port, which would work flawlessly with the Roku Smart Soundbar, I'm sure. The feet of the t.v. are super easy to install, the setup of the t.v. is also rather easy to navigate. This particular model also came with "lost remote finder" which I haven't had on the 4 other Roku's, snd as long as you have a smartphone or tablet, you can install the Roku app, and use that as your "remote", just to navigate the home screen to options, locate remote, and it will legit "page" your remote. There's a speaker on the bottom of your remote. It even has different sounds you can use, and all of them are good and loud, what an interesting feature. I literally have nothing bad to say, it starts up very quickly, shuts down quickly, super easy to connect game systems to. Let's just hope the internals of this television last longer than the one made by TCL. As I mentioned before, our 55" TCL didn't last hardly a year, due to the backlight failing for absolutely no reason. 10 out of 10, would certainly buy again.
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I have a Sharp Roku 43 inch smart TV from 2017. I wanted to purchase an additional TV, but not pay too much. Was hoping for true Black Friday deals but nobody got them. Only wanted to pay max $150. I gave the no-name brand Hisense a shot. The picture was great, but the android OS is terrible. Bloatware you can't remove for additional storage and the sound sounds like it's coming out of a tunnel. So, I had to double my budget to $300 and went with Roku again and it never disappoints. Extremely minimal to nonexistent bloatware which you can delete. Simplistic home screen, simplistic remote that gets you from point A to point B. Picture is amazing on all angles, sound is decent. My 2017 Sharp Roku honestly has better sound but this 2023 model is still pretty good. Roku ... MoreI have a Sharp Roku 43 inch smart TV from 2017. I wanted to purchase an additional TV, but not pay too much. Was hoping for true Black Friday deals but nobody got them. Only wanted to pay max $150. I gave the no-name brand Hisense a shot. The picture was great, but the android OS is terrible. Bloatware you can't remove for additional storage and the sound sounds like it's coming out of a tunnel. So, I had to double my budget to $300 and went with Roku again and it never disappoints. Extremely minimal to nonexistent bloatware which you can delete. Simplistic home screen, simplistic remote that gets you from point A to point B. Picture is amazing on all angles, sound is decent. My 2017 Sharp Roku honestly has better sound but this 2023 model is still pretty good. Roku TVs are the ones to beat in TVs because there's no ads in your face, complicated home screen, big detailed remotes. It's simple, easy to use. I would avoid any westinghouse TV, TCL TV and Hisense. Roku is the best budget TV out there that will last a long time,arguably a lifetime.
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For the price, it’s really not a bad TV. This is the second one, as the first one we got had [a] blown speaker(s) right out of the box. We were able to get a new one, and the Best Buy employee told us that in their experience, nobody else had had this issue. It was probably just a fluke, things happen, it’s alright. When we got everything set up with the new TV, although skeptical at first, it proved its worth rather quickly. It’s got good sound, the picture is very good, and the adjustable settings are nice. First thing I don’t particularly like: the backlight. On dark screens (if a movie has a black frame for a moment, or a black loading screen), the backlight shines through. This isn’t too bad, however, because it’s usually temporary. Second, any white on the TV ... MoreFor the price, it’s really not a bad TV. This is the second one, as the first one we got had [a] blown speaker(s) right out of the box. We were able to get a new one, and the Best Buy employee told us that in their experience, nobody else had had this issue. It was probably just a fluke, things happen, it’s alright. When we got everything set up with the new TV, although skeptical at first, it proved its worth rather quickly. It’s got good sound, the picture is very good, and the adjustable settings are nice. First thing I don’t particularly like: the backlight. On dark screens (if a movie has a black frame for a moment, or a black loading screen), the backlight shines through. This isn’t too bad, however, because it’s usually temporary. Second, any white on the TV is too stark. After fiddling with the picture settings for a moment, you can bring it down so it doesn’t look like shot pixels, but it’s still very bright and according to some forums, it may be because of the HDR, which cannot be disabled. This still isn’t too much a problem most of the time, but it does give an overexposed look to a film or show that some would find distracting (we found this out while watching Harry Potter 4). Otherwise, it’s not a bad little gadget and does its job nicely, but if you are one to get distracted by uneven lighting or overexposure I’d definitely use discretion to review other options on the market. When asked if I would recommend this TV, I put no, because there are certain elements to the TV including what I mentioned above, and the (to be honest) somewhat limited/user-unfriendly controls specifically for picture settings. Again, if you just need a TV and aren’t looking for bells and whistles, this is a good TV, especially for the price, but I wouldn’t recommend it to someone with the same needs in a TV like mine were.
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We've had a 55" TCL Roku t.v. and it hardly lasted a year, was not happy. I was extremely interested in the fact that Roku was starting to manufacture their own televisions, so we bought this 65" and just wow. The screen is so crisp and vivid, the home screen works quickly, no lagging. The fact that it's made by Roku rather than being just powered by Roku, but made by someone like Onn or TCL was really the selling point for me. It had the normal amount of HDMI ports, four if I'm not mistaken, and the normal USB port. It has a headphones 3.5mm jack, an LAN port, an Optical port, and a coax hook up for an antenna. It also has a HDMI E-Arc for the television to communicate with the soundbar and still send picture to the port, which would work flawlessly with the Roku ... MoreWe've had a 55" TCL Roku t.v. and it hardly lasted a year, was not happy. I was extremely interested in the fact that Roku was starting to manufacture their own televisions, so we bought this 65" and just wow. The screen is so crisp and vivid, the home screen works quickly, no lagging. The fact that it's made by Roku rather than being just powered by Roku, but made by someone like Onn or TCL was really the selling point for me. It had the normal amount of HDMI ports, four if I'm not mistaken, and the normal USB port. It has a headphones 3.5mm jack, an LAN port, an Optical port, and a coax hook up for an antenna. It also has a HDMI E-Arc for the television to communicate with the soundbar and still send picture to the port, which would work flawlessly with the Roku Smart Soundbar, I'm sure. The feet of the t.v. are super easy to install, the setup of the t.v. is also rather easy to navigate. This particular model also came with "lost remote finder" which I haven't had on the 4 other Roku's, snd as long as you have a smartphone or tablet, you can install the Roku app, and use that as your "remote", just to navigate the home screen to options, locate remote, and it will legit "page" your remote. There's a speaker on the bottom of your remote. It even has different sounds you can use, and all of them are good and loud, what an interesting feature. I literally have nothing bad to say, it starts up very quickly, shuts down quickly, super easy to connect game systems to. Let's just hope the internals of this television last longer than the one made by TCL. As I mentioned before, our 55" TCL didn't last hardly a year, due to the backlight failing for absolutely no reason. 10 out of 10, would certainly buy again.
I have a Sharp Roku 43 inch smart TV from 2017. I wanted to purchase an additional TV, but not pay too much. Was hoping for true Black Friday deals but nobody got them. Only wanted to pay max $150. I gave the no-name brand Hisense a shot. The picture was great, but the android OS is terrible. Bloatware you can't remove for additional storage and the sound sounds like it's coming out of a tunnel. So, I had to double my budget to $300 and went with Roku again and it never disappoints. Extremely minimal to nonexistent bloatware which you can delete. Simplistic home screen, simplistic remote that gets you from point A to point B. Picture is amazing on all angles, sound is decent. My 2017 Sharp Roku honestly has better sound but this 2023 model is still pretty good. Roku ... MoreI have a Sharp Roku 43 inch smart TV from 2017. I wanted to purchase an additional TV, but not pay too much. Was hoping for true Black Friday deals but nobody got them. Only wanted to pay max $150. I gave the no-name brand Hisense a shot. The picture was great, but the android OS is terrible. Bloatware you can't remove for additional storage and the sound sounds like it's coming out of a tunnel. So, I had to double my budget to $300 and went with Roku again and it never disappoints. Extremely minimal to nonexistent bloatware which you can delete. Simplistic home screen, simplistic remote that gets you from point A to point B. Picture is amazing on all angles, sound is decent. My 2017 Sharp Roku honestly has better sound but this 2023 model is still pretty good. Roku TVs are the ones to beat in TVs because there's no ads in your face, complicated home screen, big detailed remotes. It's simple, easy to use. I would avoid any westinghouse TV, TCL TV and Hisense. Roku is the best budget TV out there that will last a long time,arguably a lifetime.
For the price, it’s really not a bad TV. This is the second one, as the first one we got had [a] blown speaker(s) right out of the box. We were able to get a new one, and the Best Buy employee told us that in their experience, nobody else had had this issue. It was probably just a fluke, things happen, it’s alright. When we got everything set up with the new TV, although skeptical at first, it proved its worth rather quickly. It’s got good sound, the picture is very good, and the adjustable settings are nice. First thing I don’t particularly like: the backlight. On dark screens (if a movie has a black frame for a moment, or a black loading screen), the backlight shines through. This isn’t too bad, however, because it’s usually temporary. Second, any white on the TV ... MoreFor the price, it’s really not a bad TV. This is the second one, as the first one we got had [a] blown speaker(s) right out of the box. We were able to get a new one, and the Best Buy employee told us that in their experience, nobody else had had this issue. It was probably just a fluke, things happen, it’s alright. When we got everything set up with the new TV, although skeptical at first, it proved its worth rather quickly. It’s got good sound, the picture is very good, and the adjustable settings are nice. First thing I don’t particularly like: the backlight. On dark screens (if a movie has a black frame for a moment, or a black loading screen), the backlight shines through. This isn’t too bad, however, because it’s usually temporary. Second, any white on the TV is too stark. After fiddling with the picture settings for a moment, you can bring it down so it doesn’t look like shot pixels, but it’s still very bright and according to some forums, it may be because of the HDR, which cannot be disabled. This still isn’t too much a problem most of the time, but it does give an overexposed look to a film or show that some would find distracting (we found this out while watching Harry Potter 4). Otherwise, it’s not a bad little gadget and does its job nicely, but if you are one to get distracted by uneven lighting or overexposure I’d definitely use discretion to review other options on the market. When asked if I would recommend this TV, I put no, because there are certain elements to the TV including what I mentioned above, and the (to be honest) somewhat limited/user-unfriendly controls specifically for picture settings. Again, if you just need a TV and aren’t looking for bells and whistles, this is a good TV, especially for the price, but I wouldn’t recommend it to someone with the same needs in a TV like mine were.
I bought this TV because my old TV had picture problems, and I wanted to get a set that's slightly bigger. My old TV left a sour taste in my mouth for Smart TVs, and I was wary about buying another one. However, from the experience I've had with streaming boxes, I've deducted that the one I like the most is Roku, and if I was to get a new smart TV, it had to be a Roku TV. I prefer the Roku interface and remote to any other streamer I've tried.The user interface keeps it simple, it doesn't bombard you with gigantic ad on the top half of your screen (looking at you, Amazon) and the apps are sorted in a 3-column grid that everyone, even your elderly family members that can't work an iPhone, can probably immediately understand it. The remote is comfortable and has a ... MoreI bought this TV because my old TV had picture problems, and I wanted to get a set that's slightly bigger. My old TV left a sour taste in my mouth for Smart TVs, and I was wary about buying another one. However, from the experience I've had with streaming boxes, I've deducted that the one I like the most is Roku, and if I was to get a new smart TV, it had to be a Roku TV. I prefer the Roku interface and remote to any other streamer I've tried.The user interface keeps it simple, it doesn't bombard you with gigantic ad on the top half of your screen (looking at you, Amazon) and the apps are sorted in a 3-column grid that everyone, even your elderly family members that can't work an iPhone, can probably immediately understand it. The remote is comfortable and has a good heft to it.On self-branded Roku TVs like this one, it comes with a "premium" Roku remote. It's thicker than the regular Roku TV remote you'll get with, say, a TCL or Hisense model. The box gives you everything you need for a basic setup. If you've had a Roku Ultra, it's that remote.The TV has four HDMI ports and one Composite input. I hook this up to multiple game consoles. Right now, I have a PS4, Nintendo Switch and Wii all hooked up via HDMI, on top of a Vizio soundbar with HDMI-ARC. I don't have to swap out cables to play a different system, and that's really nice.Overall, this TV is perfect for what I use it for, and I'd totally recommend this set if you want to get a good, cheap TV.
I recently purchased a Roku TV, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations. This smart TV has completely transformed my entertainment experience, and I am thrilled to share my positive review.First and foremost, the setup process was a breeze. Within minutes, I had the TV connected to my Wi-Fi network and was ready to explore the vast world of streaming content. The user-friendly interface and intuitive remote control made navigating through the Roku channels effortless.The picture quality on my Roku TV is exceptional. The vibrant colors, sharp details, and impressive contrast make every movie, show, or sports event a visual treat.Another aspect that impressed me is the Roku Channel Store. It offers a wide range of free and paid channels, allowing me ... MoreI recently purchased a Roku TV, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations. This smart TV has completely transformed my entertainment experience, and I am thrilled to share my positive review.First and foremost, the setup process was a breeze. Within minutes, I had the TV connected to my Wi-Fi network and was ready to explore the vast world of streaming content. The user-friendly interface and intuitive remote control made navigating through the Roku channels effortless.The picture quality on my Roku TV is exceptional. The vibrant colors, sharp details, and impressive contrast make every movie, show, or sports event a visual treat.Another aspect that impressed me is the Roku Channel Store. It offers a wide range of free and paid channels, allowing me to customize my streaming experience further. I appreciate the flexibility to add or remove channels as per my preferences, ensuring that I have access to the content I love.The Roku TV also supports voice control, which has been a game-changer for me. With a simple voice command, I can search for movies, launch apps, or adjust settings without even picking up the remote. It adds a level of convenience and hands-free operation that I truly appreciate.Lastly, I must mention the regular software updates that Roku provides. These updates not only introduce new features but also enhance the overall performance and security of the TV. It's reassuring to know that my Roku TV will continue to improve and stay up-to-date with the
I recently purchased the Roku - 50" Class Select Series 4K Smart RokuTV from Best Buy, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my decision. This TV offers a truly exceptional viewing experience that exceeds expectations in every way.First and foremost, the picture quality is stunning. The 4K resolution delivers crisp, clear images with vibrant colors and impressive detail. Whether I'm streaming my favorite movies, watching live sports, or playing video games, every frame looks incredibly lifelike and immersive.One of the standout features of this TV is its integration of Roku technology. The built-in Roku platform provides access to a vast library of streaming channels, including all the popular services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+. The interface is intuitive ... MoreI recently purchased the Roku - 50" Class Select Series 4K Smart RokuTV from Best Buy, and I couldn't be more thrilled with my decision. This TV offers a truly exceptional viewing experience that exceeds expectations in every way.First and foremost, the picture quality is stunning. The 4K resolution delivers crisp, clear images with vibrant colors and impressive detail. Whether I'm streaming my favorite movies, watching live sports, or playing video games, every frame looks incredibly lifelike and immersive.One of the standout features of this TV is its integration of Roku technology. The built-in Roku platform provides access to a vast library of streaming channels, including all the popular services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+. The interface is intuitive and user-friendly, making it easy to navigate through content and find something to watch without any hassle.Another aspect that I appreciate is the simplicity of the setup process. From unboxing to getting everything up and running, the entire installation was a breeze. Plus, the remote control is straightforward and responsive, allowing me to effortlessly switch between different apps and adjust settings as needed.In terms of design, the Roku TV boasts a sleek and modern look that complements any living space. The slim bezels and slim profile give it a premium feel, while the sturdy stand provides stable support.Lastly, the affordability of this TV makes it an unbeatable value for the quality you receive. Compared to other 4K smart TVs on the market, the Roku - 50" Class Select Series offers exceptional performance at a fraction of the price.Overall, I can't recommend the Roku - 50" Class Select Series 4K Smart RokuTV enough. Whether you're a movie buff, a binge-watcher, or a gaming enthusiast, this TV delivers an unparalleled entertainment experience that will elevate your home viewing setup to new heights. If you're in the market for a new television, look no further than this fantastic offering from Roku and Best Buy.
This TV is mostly great. The picture quality is good and the Roku operating system is excellent for the most part. However, there are two glaring issues: first, there is an audible hiss that enters the audio stream after watching anything for more than a few minutes. Muting and unmuting the TV fixes the issue immediately, so I know it's not a problem with any external components. Easy to fix each time but still annoying for a brand-new TV (this issue cropped up just a day after my return window closed). Second, you can't disable HDR mode for HDR content—and HDR on this TV looks terrible. It's so disheartening to see the otherwise excellent brightness of the TV drop down into gray mush whenever HDR content starts playing. I thought I could disable this in settings, ... MoreThis TV is mostly great. The picture quality is good and the Roku operating system is excellent for the most part. However, there are two glaring issues: first, there is an audible hiss that enters the audio stream after watching anything for more than a few minutes. Muting and unmuting the TV fixes the issue immediately, so I know it's not a problem with any external components. Easy to fix each time but still annoying for a brand-new TV (this issue cropped up just a day after my return window closed). Second, you can't disable HDR mode for HDR content—and HDR on this TV looks terrible. It's so disheartening to see the otherwise excellent brightness of the TV drop down into gray mush whenever HDR content starts playing. I thought I could disable this in settings, as you can with a standalone Roku box, but no such luck. Roku's official stance is that turning off HDR is not available.I wish I'd returned this TV.
The MOST OUTSTANDING Roku TV anywhere! I am really enjoying this tv. I never knew that Roku made tvs. Before I always used to buy the tcl, or the Hisense tvs. So I wasn't sure about the quality of Roku televisions. The actual Roku platform, is awesome, so much better than any Smart TV out there. Especially if you like to watch YouTube. Why anybody would buy a smart TV rather than a Roku tv, is beyond me. But anyhow, I got the 65 in tv, and what a breeze it was to set up, it actually mounted on a 15-year old wall mount that I had. The processing speed is spectacular, the picture is spectacular, I'm so glad that the remote came with actual batteries, instead of the rechargeable remote that they used to use. Overall, I'm very very impressed with this television and at ... MoreThe MOST OUTSTANDING Roku TV anywhere! I am really enjoying this tv. I never knew that Roku made tvs. Before I always used to buy the tcl, or the Hisense tvs. So I wasn't sure about the quality of Roku televisions. The actual Roku platform, is awesome, so much better than any Smart TV out there. Especially if you like to watch YouTube. Why anybody would buy a smart TV rather than a Roku tv, is beyond me. But anyhow, I got the 65 in tv, and what a breeze it was to set up, it actually mounted on a 15-year old wall mount that I had. The processing speed is spectacular, the picture is spectacular, I'm so glad that the remote came with actual batteries, instead of the rechargeable remote that they used to use. Overall, I'm very very impressed with this television and at the price for 399, it's a bargain. Oh yeah, I forgot. I used to have my 37-in Hisense Roku TV with a soundbar from roku. I'm really surprised at how Roku up their game with the sound on this tv. The sound is amazing, there is no need for a sound bar anymore unless you're one of those Hi-Fi Tech Geeks. Kudos to you Roku for doing an outstanding job
Worked as expected for about a month or two, then randomly jumps back to home screen while playing a movie or show. Restarting it from settings - power options sometimes fixes it, but not always. Powering off tv and powering back on doesnt help with the issue at all. It occurs about once a day to once every other day, and it does it several times in a row, sometimes making you restart show from beginning. The family's decided to take it down and put upthe older tv that this replaced, which was ~10 year old Sony. Not happy at all. 2 stars because it worked well for a month or so.I'll also mention the power cord on it is too short. We have it mounted about 6 ft up, and it wouldnt reach the plug by the floor. I had to mount a power strip about 3ft off the ground ... MoreWorked as expected for about a month or two, then randomly jumps back to home screen while playing a movie or show. Restarting it from settings - power options sometimes fixes it, but not always. Powering off tv and powering back on doesnt help with the issue at all. It occurs about once a day to once every other day, and it does it several times in a row, sometimes making you restart show from beginning. The family's decided to take it down and put upthe older tv that this replaced, which was ~10 year old Sony. Not happy at all. 2 stars because it worked well for a month or so.I'll also mention the power cord on it is too short. We have it mounted about 6 ft up, and it wouldnt reach the plug by the floor. I had to mount a power strip about 3ft off the ground before i had enough cable to plug it in, with sufficient cable. Most tvs today you can replace the power cable with a longer one if needed. This one is connected straight to the tv. I even took off a panel, thinking there's a hidden plug. Nope. Cable was soldered directly on power board in the tv. Terrible design. I could list several reasons why you'd want a modular power cable, safety being one (someone pulls on the cable, you dont want the tv to come crashing down. Its better if the cable just unplugs from the tv). I cringed when i seen that, but i could look past it. I cant look past the jumping back to home screen thing though.
The Roku 65" Class Select Series 4K Smart Roku TV has transformed our living room into a mini cinema. The 4K resolution ensures that every movie night is an extraordinary visual feast, with crisp details and vibrant colors that pop out of the screen.Setting up the TV was a breeze, and navigating through the Roku interface is intuitive. Having all our favorite streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV in one place means less time browsing and more time enjoying our chosen content.The Roku TV also impresses with its smart features; the search function is powerful, making it easy to find content across platforms. Additionally, the ability to control the TV with voice commands is a feature that we've come to rely on for convenience.The sound quality ... MoreThe Roku 65" Class Select Series 4K Smart Roku TV has transformed our living room into a mini cinema. The 4K resolution ensures that every movie night is an extraordinary visual feast, with crisp details and vibrant colors that pop out of the screen.Setting up the TV was a breeze, and navigating through the Roku interface is intuitive. Having all our favorite streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV in one place means less time browsing and more time enjoying our chosen content.The Roku TV also impresses with its smart features; the search function is powerful, making it easy to find content across platforms. Additionally, the ability to control the TV with voice commands is a feature that we've come to rely on for convenience.The sound quality is robust, but for those looking for an immersive audio experience, it pairs well with an external sound system or soundbar. The inclusion of multiple HDMI ports allows us to connect gaming consoles and other devices without hassle.In summary, this Roku TV offers a superb 4K experience and smart capabilities at a size that makes every viewing experience memorable and engaging. It's an excellent choice for anyone looking to upgrade their home entertainment setup.
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