
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 191 reviews
4.8- Picture Quality (118)
- Ease of Use (12)
- Brightness (11)
- Refresh Rate (6)
- Performance (5)
- Weight (5)
- Audio Sync (3)
- Blooming Effect (3)
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- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Almost perfect
I bought this 65 inch Roku Pro Series open-box with no damage and no missing accessories. Pros: Remote- I didn't realize I would like this as much as I do when I first bought the TV. I love the remote which charges via USB-C. No changing batteries anymore. The backlights in the remote also light up whenever you pick it up which is awesome for a dark bedroom. Picture quality- The reviewers all say this tv is a little oversaturated, but I like that look in practice and with this panel. It's vibrant and makes images pop. The viewing angle is not OLED quality, but is decent and not a detraction. There is a small amount of blooming, but I haven't found it distracting and it is minimized due to the moderately high dimming zone count. I think it accurately represents how we see bright lights at night anyway and dark backgrounds are not overbrightened. Audio: I love it. Roku went all out with the sound quality I have no desire for a soundbar at all. The speakers are clear and have the deepest base I've heard built into a TV. The sound setting for enhanced dialog clarity works really well if you ever find dialogue to be muddled. I find the factory dialogue presets to be well tuned. Roku customer service- Easily contactable by phone (see below). Interface- This is my first Roku TV. I find the user interface to be much better than the fire TV I am replacing with this unit. The settings menu can be a little complex to navigate but a big step up from the fire TV and much more intuitive. Cons: Mandatory Roku account- You cannot access the TV at all without creating a Roku account first. I am okay with this, but you might not be. I'm not sure how this impacts users with no Internet. Brightness- The lowest brightness setting is still pretty bright in a dark bedroom. This is fine 90% of the time and only an issue when there's a large white space on the screen which can be borderline blinding if it follows a dark scene. If you need a bright TV then this has some horsepower and will probably be a big pro for you. Weight- This is a 65 lb TV and is not a single person purchase or install. Have a helper handy. Software Updates- I noticed two bugs when I bought the TV, one was fixed with a factory reset while the other is persistent as of writing this review. The first bug occurred only after watching HDR content, where all other content would have a strange color tinge like a reddish or greenish color filter applied. After factory reset per Roku customer service HDR is working fine and the bug has not returned. Customer service was easily contactable by phone which I appreciate. The second bug continues to persist where the auto dimming backlight feature does not work. The customer service forums have responses from Roku saying that this feature should be fixed in a future software update. As of right now it has not been fixed. This is strange because the auto dimming feature works on the first use after a full power cycle, but after that, selecting auto brightness just defaults to full bright even in a fully dark room. Selecting manual brightness is easy and still works, so this is only a mild inconvenience. If this is fixed in a software update this will be a 5+ Star review. Overall: With the open box pricing I got of just under $600 this is an incredible TV even with the shortcomings mentioned. I just can't give it a five-star review with a feature not functioning properly (auto dimming). At this price I want to give it six stars when everything is finally working though. At full price, it's still a decent 5 Star experience once they fix the auto dimming in the firmware.
Posted by DaleM
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Excellent Replacement for Insignia Roku TV
Excellent TV for size my office. The colors are not OLED but if you’re wanting something more than LED but don’t feel the need to buy a theater quality view, this is it. Roku is second to none in the streaming industry. Everything is a piece of cake to setup, connecting to your providers is streamlined, and painless. Even got one for my in-laws who are completely tech illiterate. Will keep going for Roku brands when it’s time to update.
Posted by GeoChris
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
So high quality!
The TV was easy to set up and has great quality photos and audio. I did a lot of research and wanted one with 120 Hz refresh rate and I have had good experiences with Roku in the past. 100% worth it for the price!
Posted by likeaneko
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Nice one
We are really liking this tv. Interface, remote, sound, picture - all good. Doesn’t glare easily. A button on tv makes remote beep so it’s easy to locate if misplaced.
Posted by BethC
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great TV and Excellent Value
I’ve been a Roku fan since I started streaming services about 8 years ago. I was looking for a QLED TV and was going to add Roku to it. My 24 year old son did a bunch of research and picked this for his apartment. I followed his advice. Glad I did. Excellent picture and easiest use of any smart TV.
Posted by Chuck