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Amazon has cut the price of the ELEPHAS Roku TV Smart Projector to $119.99, down from its $184.99 list price, a $65 reduction. The deal marks the lowest price recorded for this model, which includes built-in Roku TV, native 1080p resolution, Bluetooth, Dolby Audio and AirPlay support.
Roku TVs can begin narrating on-screen content when a remote's Options (star) button is pressed four times in quick succession, a shortcut meant to enable a screen reader for accessibility. This can happen unintentionally, such as when a remote is jostled in couch cushions or stepped on by a pet. Pressing Options four times again turns it off, or users can disable it manually through the Settings and Accessibility menu.
Roku TVs offer several picture modes accessible via the remote's star button, including Standard, Movie, Vivid, and Roku Smart Picture, each affecting color saturation, brightness, and processing differently. Users can further adjust brightness, contrast, sharpness, and backlight in the Customize picture menu to fine-tune image quality beyond the preset modes.
Aurzen's D1R Cube projector, which includes built-in Roku TV and native 1080p resolution, is currently discounted to $169.96, a 32% reduction that ties its previous lowest recorded price. The deal offers buyers a streaming-ready projector without needing a separate media device.
Roku TVs can freeze, stop responding to remotes, drop Wi-Fi connections or fail after software updates, prompting the need for either a simple restart or a full factory reset. A restart is quick and preserves settings, while a factory reset wipes all personal data, accounts and apps, returning the TV to its original state. Users are advised to have their Roku account credentials, Wi-Fi details and any PINs ready before attempting either fix.