Is the Roku Select Series 75-inch good for gaming?

Only casually. The panel is 60 Hz with no variable refresh rate or HDMI 2.1, so fast console games will look softer and less responsive than on a 120 Hz TV.

Does it have local dimming?

No. It is a direct-lit LED TV without local dimming, so dark scenes show grayish blacks compared with sets that dim zones of the backlight.

The TV, its two-piece stand, a Roku voice remote and power cable. A wall mount is not included; the set uses a 400x300 VESA pattern.

Can I control it with Alexa or Google Assistant?

Yes. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control, and the Roku mobile app also works as a remote.

How many HDMI ports does it have?

Three HDMI inputs, plus a digital tuner for antenna and cable. That is enough for a console, a soundbar and one streaming device.

Is it worth it over a Roku streaming stick and a cheaper TV?

If you want one remote and the Roku interface built in on a large screen, it is simpler. If picture quality matters more, a TV with local dimming or a 120 Hz panel is a better match.

Roku 4K HDR Smart TV with Remote Select Series 75-inch

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Roku 4K HDR Smart TV with Remote Select Series 75-inch

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Our take on the Roku 4K HDR Smart TV with Remote Select Series 75-inch

The Roku Select Series is Roku's own entry-level 4K LED TV, sold in a 75-inch size for large rooms. It runs the Roku OS built in, so the home screen, search across apps and the Roku mobile app work without a separate streaming stick. The panel is 4K with HDR10+ support and a 60 Hz refresh rate, which is fine for movies, broadcast and casual streaming but not for fast gaming. Against rivals it trades extras like local dimming, wide color and 120 Hz panels for simplicity and the Roku interface; reviewers generally call it an easy, no-fuss TV for the money rather than a picture-quality standout.

Best forLarge living rooms and open-plan spacesRoku users who want the interface built inCasual streaming and broadcast viewingBuyers who want a big screen without premium extras

Pros

Roku OS built in with a simple home screen and strong cross-app search
4K resolution with HDR10+ support
Three HDMI ports plus Wi-Fi and digital tuner
Works with Alexa and Google Assistant
Bezel-less design and standard 400x300 wall mount

Cons

60 Hz panel with no HDMI 2.1 features for gaming
No local dimming, so black levels and contrast are modest
Entry-level brightness limits HDR impact
Built-in audio is basic Dolby Digital only

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What reviewers say

Owners and reviewers treat the Roku Select Series as a straightforward budget 4K TV: they like the built-in Roku system and the size for the money, but say picture quality is ordinary, with weak blacks and limited brightness. Gaming features are seen as minimal.

What people mention

Picture qualityMixedReviewers say the 4K image is clean but contrast and black levels are ordinary for the class.
BrightnessCriticisedOwners note HDR highlights look dim because peak brightness is limited.
Roku OSPraisedUsers like the simple home screen, fast navigation and search across apps.
GamingCriticisedThe 60 Hz panel and lack of HDMI 2.1 features make it a poor fit for serious gaming.
SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are described as basic, so many buyers add a soundbar.
SetupPraisedOwners report quick setup and easy sign-in to streaming apps.

Specifications

Network Functionality: Smart TV, Streaming
Display Type: LED
Resolution: 4K
HDTV Format: 4K UHD
Backlight Technology: LED
Display Highlights: HDR, HDR10+
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz

Questions and answers

Is the Roku Select Series 75-inch good for gaming?: Only casually. The panel is 60 Hz with no variable refresh rate or HDMI 2.1, so fast console games will look softer and less responsive than on a 120 Hz TV.
Does it have local dimming?: No. It is a direct-lit LED TV without local dimming, so dark scenes show grayish blacks compared with sets that dim zones of the backlight.
What is in the box?: The TV, its two-piece stand, a Roku voice remote and power cable. A wall mount is not included; the set uses a 400x300 VESA pattern.
Can I control it with Alexa or Google Assistant?: Yes. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant for voice control, and the Roku mobile app also works as a remote.
How many HDMI ports does it have?: Three HDMI inputs, plus a digital tuner for antenna and cable. That is enough for a console, a soundbar and one streaming device.
Is it worth it over a Roku streaming stick and a cheaper TV?: If you want one remote and the Roku interface built in on a large screen, it is simpler. If picture quality matters more, a TV with local dimming or a 120 Hz panel is a better match.
Where is the Roku 4K HDR Smart TV with Remote Select Series 75-inch cheapest?: At Sears, for $566.19, as of our latest check.