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Roku's new Pro Series LX OLED TVs are now on sale at Amazon in 55-inch ($1,300) and 65-inch ($1,600) sizes. They sit above the standard Pro Series OLEDs, which start at $999, and feature a 144Hz refresh rate, brighter picture, wider color range, an anti-reflective polarizer, and a rechargeable remote with hands-free voice control.
WIRED's review of the Roku Pro Series OLED TV covers its setup process, port layout, and software experience. The set includes four HDMI ports (one eARC, two 120Hz gaming ports), plus coaxial, optical audio, and Ethernet inputs, but uses Wi-Fi 5 rather than a newer standard. The reviewer praises Roku's OS for its simple, customizable interface and screensaver options, while noting ads appear across much of the home screen and some streaming apps still have limitations.
Roku's newly launched Pro Series OLED TVs are seeing temporary price cuts at Amazon through checkout codes. The 55-inch model drops to $699 with code ROKUOLED300, and the 65-inch model falls to $799 with code ROKUOLED400. Both sets feature 120Hz OLED panels, four HDMI 2.1 ports, Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support, and built-in Roku software.
Roku is entering OLED television territory with two new models: the Roku Pro Series OLED, available in 55- and 65-inch sizes with a 4K 120Hz panel, Dolby Vision, and a slim metal-bezel design, and the higher-end Roku Pro Series LX OLED, which promises a brighter picture, 144Hz refresh rate, and glare-reducing polarizer but has undisclosed sizing details. Both TVs retain Roku's signature software features like Smart Picture Max and Automatic Game Mode, with the LX model including a premium rechargeable remote.