Roku Pro Series 4K QLED Smart TV 65-inch
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- Last seen at $799.99 at Walmart on Nov 7.
Our take on the Roku Pro Series 4K QLED Smart TV 65-inch
The Roku Pro Series is Roku's step-up QLED television, sold in 55, 65 and 75 inches, with a 120 Hz panel, mini-LED backlighting and full HDR support. Its main draw is the Roku OS smart platform, which is simpler and faster than most rivals' systems, plus a picture that adjusts automatically and a slim wall-hugging design. Reviewers rate the picture and interface well for the money but note the panel is weaker than premium mini-LED sets from Samsung and Sony in dark-room contrast and peak brightness. It suits streamers who want one remote and a clean home screen more than videophiles chasing reference-level HDR.
- Roku OS is fast and simple, with a well-liked voice remote
- QLED with mini-LED backlight and full HDR support
- 120 Hz refresh rate suits sports and console gaming
- Automatic picture and sound adjustment out of the box
- Slim design sits close to the wall
Roku Pro Series 4K QLED Smart TV 65-inch prices at every store
- WalmartNew
Out of stockSold by Hyper Microsystems, Inc.
$799.99Free shippingChecked Nov 7
Roku Pro Series 4K QLED Smart TV 65-inch price history
Lowest price we've seen: $799.99 on Nov 7 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
What reviewers say
Owners and reviewers generally like the Roku Pro Series for its easy interface, strong brightness and clean design, and call it a solid value in the mid-range. Criticism centers on black-level performance and limited ports compared with similarly sized mini-LED sets from bigger TV brands.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners praise the bright, colorful QLED image but say dark scenes show weaker blacks than premium sets.
- Roku interfacePraisedReviewers consistently call the home screen and remote fast and easy to use.
- PortsCriticisedBuyers find the HDMI count tight when connecting consoles and a soundbar.
Questions and answers
- Is the Roku Pro Series good for gaming?
- Yes. The 120 Hz panel and low input lag in game mode suit consoles, though you have few HDMI ports to share between a console, soundbar and streaming box.
- How does it compare with the Roku Plus Series?
- The Pro Series adds a brighter mini-LED backlight, a 120 Hz panel and a slimmer design over the Plus Series. The Plus Series is the cheaper pick if you mostly watch in a dim room.
- Does it support Dolby Vision and HDR10+?
- It supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision, so most streaming HDR content plays correctly. Check the specific app for HDR10+ support.
- Can I wall-mount it?
- Yes. The flat back and slim depth are designed for close-to-wall mounting, but the wall bracket is sold separately.
- Does it work with Alexa?
- Yes. Alexa voice control is supported, and the included Roku voice remote handles search and app control.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a Roku voice remote, batteries and a stand. A wall mount and HDMI cables are not included.
