Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was told that it was Bluetooth headphone compatible but found out too late that it is not. I don’t appreciate wasting my money on a lie from the salesman.

TV has a nice picture and sound. It has a delayed response to the remote. I have to move remote around to get it work which is frustrating.

I wouldn’t buy another Roku…the tv updates and completely screws it up. I finally did a factory reboot and it’s stuck and will not pair with remote. I lost all my cable channels before I tried to reboot… never again will I have a Roku. Even my cable company couldn’t fix it.

Speakers are the high point with some settings tweaks. However, this tv has gotten worse with software updates and many apps are already laggy for a tv that’s not very old. Lots of crashes, restarts and bugs. Picture gets a little blurry with any motion. Regretting getting the “Roku” brand vs another Roku manufacturer.

No remote, no hardware, no mounting brackets, NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT! Because it was open box I spent multiple sessions on hold with tech support just to be told they make no guarantees on open box items. Never again!

Purchased the TV in an attempt to change over to streaming my television. Really like ROKU but the TV is not nice and I would trade for the cheapest Samsung over this thing. Picture quality is awful and it is much slower than any other TV in my house. Would highly not recommend.

Not a very good picture sound just didn’t care for the TV overall

The picture & sound occasionally freezes. Changing the chennel & then back to what you want unfreezes it. Somethings a text error messages appears on the screen. This occured with weaker stations.

No Bluetooth BAD they do have a phone app to link to Bluetooth but it's not that great audio seems to have problems. A direct link via Bluetooth is the best way to do private listing So Roku get on the bandwagon and include Bluetooth

Bought this Roku tv for the grandkids they love it. Works great.picture is vivid, sound is great.tjis is the second time i wrote a review o. This Television.

Very disappointed in shipping. Shipped on December 7 and still do not have the tv. Everything else arrived in a timely fashion but this tv is still in limbo.

I purchased this TV to replace my Insignia Roku TV. The voice and picture kept getting out of sync after about an hour of watching TV. I did not have any external speakers. I tried replacing the USB drive and all of the troubleshooting with Roku Support (which was basically just restart, update, and reset). They could not fix it so I returned it.

Received my TV damaged. Waited for my exchange delivery for June 21st received my text with the updated time window and NO ONE showed. I didnt receive an updated text stating that my delivery was late. So now im waiting on a new delivery due by June 28th, as the representative said.

Have keep going back to turn your show on. Even if its live tv. If you walk out and thinking it going to stay on. Nope

Mines less than 1 year old and when I turn it off it comes back on. Cheap tv.

We were looking for something for a very old person with very few electronic skills, the sales person said this is it! WELL it is very hard to use with medium electronic skills! EXTREMELY HARD TO SET UP AND OPERATE!

This television is the worst television I have ever owned. I returned one that didn't work correctly only to have it replaced with another tv that doesn't work correctly. Of course, it is too late to return!!!

The tv wàs a mess I mean it looked like it had been through a war It was a wreck. The sides where there wàs supposed to be black it was plain metal the tv was in bad shape

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Setup and use was exactly as advertised, no surprises, high quality but very reasonable price for what you get!