Westinghouse - 55" 4K UHD Smart Roku TV with HDR10

Good quality picture tv not really loud but it get the job done. Remote acts funny some time so I just downloaded the remote app.

Not many choices were available due to low or no TVs in stock. I was very skeptical buying this tv due to the low price but I decided to trust the reviews which were better than the higher priced big name TVs. I am glad I purchased this TV. The sound is loud and picture is nice. Not alot of frills but just enough and more than I will use.

This tv is amazing. The colors are beautiful. With the Ruku built-in I didn't have to pay to get my cable wired in. I watched so many shows right from the internet I hardly watch cable anymore. I wish I could have bought this tv sooner.

I love this Westinghouse Roku TV. It is the highlight of my great room! The picture quality is fantastic. I highly recommend this product.

Great tv Westinghouse 55 inch tv gets Pluto tv and gets Netflix and amazon

Best tv I had. Been throw everything with me grateful.

Great TV for Roku watching. Easy to use and has many great features built-in. Picture is outstanding but sound quality is only OK. I find only one major flaw so far. This TV seems to have a weak tuner for antenna TV viewing. I live in a rural location, but my old TV was able to bring in strong signals for most stations. This TV's signal is only at 50% strength and breaks up many times. There are even some stations I use to get that I can no longer access. If it wasn't for the Roku I would be very upset.

Overall I would recommend it. The HDR gives good blacks, it's responsive enough to be used as a TV, and the price is excellent. The below is consumer-review type of information. Some of it sounds negative but it's for informed purchases, not to dissuade. This is an excellent product for the price and I highly recommend it for everyday style use. This isn't a true smart TV. The experience is very similar to having a Roku plugged in all the time. That said, Roku makes a good product and you probably won't miss (or even know you're missing) other content. The on-board video card is weak. The video card is often however the most expensive part of a 4k TV and I got what I paid for. It's not capable of upscaling HD content nor can it adjust 8k content (HD content is slightly pixilated up close, 8k content won't play at all). The material for the screen is a less expensive plastic than more expensive TVs. This gives an ever so slight distortion growing at sharper viewing positions and a matte effect in certain lightings. Neither concern is visible in normal viewing conditions including darkness. This is a TV, not a computer monitor. There's lag that has to be adjusted if you're not using the onboard speakers. A mouse pointer on this screen visibly lags behind movement making it a poor choice for gaming. It would still work however if you are using a computer as a content server as long as you adjust any external speakers. It was not tested with gaming systems, but they tend to adjust mostly on their own and are not likely to be noticeable enough to cause game-play issues.