Roku's first OLED TVs get steep discounts at launch
Roku just launched its first OLED TVs, starting at $999 for the 55-inch Pro Series, but right now you can get $300 off with a code on Amazon. The 65-inch version drops from $1,299 to $799 with a similar deal. Early impressions note decent picture possibilities, but formal reviews are still in progress. Roku’s set rivals pricier OLEDs from LG and Samsung—and the streaming features are built in.
- 55-inch model launches at $999, 65-inch at $1,299
- Launch discounts: $300 off 55-inch, $400 off 65-inch
- Roku TV software built in; no extra streamer needed
- 55-inch is currently the cheapest modern OLED TV
- Initial testing underway, but reviews not finished
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