Roku has officially launched its inaugural lineup of OLED televisions, and Amazon is already offering steep discounts on the new models. The Pro Series, which features a 120Hz refresh rate OLED panel, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+, carries a standard starting price of $999 for the 55-inch variant. However, shoppers can reduce the cost by $300 at checkout by applying the code ROKUOLED300, bringing the price down to $699.
For consumers preferring a larger screen, the 65-inch Pro Series model lists at $1,299 but is available for $799 after entering the code ROKUOLED400. This pricing makes the Roku Pro Series one of the most affordable modern 55-inch OLEDs currently on the market. While The Verge has not yet conducted tests on these specific models, early indications suggest they offer strong picture quality for budget-conscious buyers.
As with other Roku-branded televisions, the company’s operating system is integrated directly into the hardware, eliminating the need for external streaming devices unless users prefer alternative brand hardware. The Pro Series also includes a backlit remote control, auto low-latency mode for gaming, and variable refresh rate compatibility via AMD FreeSync Premium. Looking ahead, Roku plans to release a higher-end Pro Series LX model in October. Priced starting at $1,299, the LX is expected to feature a refresh rate of 144Hz, a reflection-reducing polarizer, and brightness levels claimed to be double that of the standard Pro Series.
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Additionally, Amazon is running sales on various DJI Osmo Nano video camera bundles. The most economical package, priced at $349, includes the compact camera featuring 64GB of internal storage, the Vision Dock with an integrated screen, a magnetic ball joint mount, a protective case, a USB-C cable, and two magnetic mounting accessories. The camera has gained recognition for delivering high-quality video relative to its small form factor and affordable cost.
In other home goods deals, Ember Warming Mugs are available for $34.99 at Woot, a significant reduction from the usual retail price of $129.99. The six-ounce mug maintains beverage temperature between 120 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit for up to 90 minutes on a single charge.
I bought the 55-inch and the picture is stunning for the price. Much better than my old LED set.
The LX model in October sounds tempting, but I need a TV now. Glad the discount exists for immediate needs.
Finally, Roku enters the high-quality TV market without breaking the bank. My LG is three years old, so maybe it’s time?
Does anyone know if the 4K upscaling is decent? The panel is cheap, but I worry about the processor.
I can’t believe $699 gets you a genuine OLED with 120Hz. That is an insane price for this spec.