Hiro H65C4C4-R 65" Roku TV vs Samsung DU7200 Crystal UHD 4K TV

The Hiro H65C4C4-R is the simpler pick for a 65-inch Roku setup: Roku built in, 500+ free channels, Bluetooth headphone pairing and a plain remote. The Samsung DU7200 is the stronger picture and brand choice, with Crystal UHD processing, 4K upscaling, Mega Contrast and Anynet+ HDMI-CEC, and owners rate it 4.1 out of 5 across about 8,900 ratings. The trade-off is size and platform: the Hiro is confirmed at 65 inches, while the DU7200 is a 75-inch set in the listing shown, and Samsung's Tizen platform is less neutral than Roku. Neither is a premium panel; both are 60 Hz LED sets, so pick on size, platform and ports rather than on picture claims.

• Choose the Hiro if you want a 65-inch 4K Roku TV with the simplest streaming interface, free live channels and Bluetooth headphone listening.
• Choose the Samsung DU7200 if you want a larger 75-inch screen, Samsung's Crystal UHD processing and upscaling, and a metal-bezel design with three HDMI ports.