Roku launches budget OLED TVs with trade-offs
Roku rolled out its Pro Series OLED TVs, offering deeper blacks and a 120Hz refresh rate at a lower price than you'd expect for OLED. The 55-inch started at $999.99 and the 65-inch at $1,199.99, both dropping in price since launch—at least one model retailing for $799 during the review period. Reviewers praise image quality for the money but note dimmer brightness, weaker sound, and limited cable management.
- Launched in September 2026
- 55-inch and 65-inch models, fewer size options than before
- 120Hz refresh, Dolby Vision, HDR10+ support
- Lower brightness and sound quality than pricier OLEDs
- Dropped as low as $799 for the 65-inch review unit
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