LG B5 OLED TV vs Roku Pro Series 4K OLED TV
Both are 4K OLED sets with a 120 Hz panel, so picture fundamentals are close. The LG B5 is the safer pick for most people: it has four HDMI 2.1 ports, a mature webOS platform with LG Channels, and a much larger owner base behind its 4.7 rating. The Roku Pro Series is the simpler, more streaming-first set, with a backlit voice remote and Roku's interface, but it offers fewer HDMI inputs and far fewer owner reports. Choose the LG if you connect a console, soundbar and streaming box at once; choose the Roku if you want the Roku experience built in and rarely use more than one or two devices.
- Choose the LG B5 if you need several HDMI 2.1 devices connected at once, want Dolby Vision plus HDR10 and HLG, and prefer a TV with a long track record and a large pool of owner reviews.
- Choose the Roku Pro Series if you live in the Roku ecosystem, want a backlit voice remote and a simple home screen, and only need a couple of HDMI inputs.
Prices
- LG B5 OLED TV: $575.00 at mercari.com (last seen Nov 11)
- Roku Pro Series 4K OLED TV: $799.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the LG B5 OLED TV is $224.99 cheaper than the Roku Pro Series 4K OLED TV at the latest prices (Nov 11 and Nov 12)
