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Bought an LG, last year, not a Google fan, didn’t play nice with Roku / payment options. I have a TLC W/Roku…just an extra. I watch sports, have 5 lg. windows, S TX, bright/ sun issues during day. Samsungs working for me. (Samsung TVs don’t bounce like basketballs).. 3 new ones, 2 60Q (43 & 65), extra emergency buy 55” TU 7?…. One size doesn’t fit all…but I’m happy! Bought a stand & rolling tv stand! You Rock👍😎
I just got this tv delivered today in 65". It was just $370 after tax. So far I'd rate it a 10/10. It has great viewing angles, colors, contrast, brightness, motion, screen uniformity, and my unit has zero backlight bleeding. This Roku tv has a very solid feel to it as well. I tried the new Toshiba C350, TCL S4, the Hisense A6, and this Roku branded tv beat them all. This is the best bargain among the 65" tv's.
Although this is an older video, it is one of the very few videos, or even reviews, for this TV. Thank you for this, Steve. I bought the 50" Select version for my smaller bedroom. It's got decent everything: picture, color, sound, contrast, viewing angle, and features. It doesn't have any glaring flaws which stand out. I would say it is well-balanced in what it delivers. I really appreciate the simple remote and simple interface when I am in bed. If you are an enthusiast, you might want to spend a few thousand dollars for your bedroom TV. If you just want to watch some TV before you fall asleep, the Roku Select series is well-designed, capable, and a great value for the money. I'll spend 4 times the money on a C3 when I decide I need to fall asleep to better black levels and motion....or when I want the ambient relaxation scenes I sometimes use to fall asleep burned into my OLED, because I forgot to put on the sleep timer. That will be awesome.
Nice review. I just purchased this same 55" Roku in the Plus Series. I wanted a streaming TV that was easy for my wife to use with one remote. This TV was my choice and I think I made the right one. Thanks Steve!
@@tinarodgers5929 We are very happy with it! Easy for my wife to navigate and the picture quality and various brightness options is very nice. We like it so much that we bought a 40" Roku TV for our master bedroom! I mirrored the app selections from the 55" on the 40" so both TV's are the same in terms of navigation. We also added a Vizio 5.1 surround sound bar system to the 55" for an additional 199.00 and use the Roku wireless speakers (149.00) in our bedroom. We are very happy with our purchase decisions. The surround sound is a game changer for us.
Good review as the term " for the purchase price" is indicated in this review and other reviews by RUclips content creators when reviewing second tier TV's. These are TCL, Hisense, now Roku, ONN. Walmart brand, and possibly Insignia the Best Buy brand. Too often purchasers of second tier TV's are given wierd solutions to "work around" technical concerns. I am 2 weeks past my TCL one year warranty and this week the TV disconnected from the streaming APP and started flashing with a grey screen. There are no reviews on RUclips that ever consider TV's that are out of warranty. Next purchase will be from a retailer that includes a 2 year warranty or a reasonably priced 5 year warranty. However my TCL QLED 65s546 provides a very nice picture that requires no adjustment. Second tier TV's require some type of extended warranty!!
Most likely these TVs are manufactured by one of their partners (TCL, Hisense) and branded as “Roku TVs”. Similar to how Roku rebranded Wyze smart home products for their connected devices product line.
Here’s hoping Roku can make great TVs! I’m a power user I don’t know if their TVs will be my thing (yet) maybe later down the road they’ll get more confident and consider making TV that would get a power user like me buying. In the meantime though I’ll still stick using the Roku streaming boxes
I am pretty impressed by the Roku TVs for the price. The select reminds me of the TCL class 5. I still wouldn't have these as a primary TV for my living room. I want something better. However this is a good TV for bedrooms or a secondary. Roku OS is simple, which is its strength and weakness. Weakness because it is too simple with regards to settings.
@@solarsynapse I'm pretty sure that both TCL and Hisense have killed off their Roku TVs except at the bottom tier. There are no "mid-tier" Roku TVs out there. It makes sense as both TCL and Hisense want to make a play for the premium market. To make a play in that market you have to market to enthusiasts. Roku is too simplified to go after that segment. It's why I'm shocked that Sharp is introducing OLEDs in the US using Roku.
@@TechSteve probably the same that make it for roku lol whoever it is they are cookie cutting and profiting. seems the main difference between the budget sets are just firmware/os these days
Hi Steve , thank !! Did you make any serious color adjustments ? If that was an - out of the box - picture it looked just like the tv my neighbor has . I was totally blown away by the tv I was looking at , I could not believe it . I asked if she had it calibrated , she said no -- she just had it taken out of the box and plugged in . The tv looked so freak'n good . When I got home the first thing I did was ' google ' the tv a found your video . Totally knocked me out !! My only issue was a slight red-push , however it was only watching a tv show , where as during a commercial it looked perfect , I mean videophile perfect . It is a 50" Roku tv the price was under 300.00 --- Are you kidding me !! Sony A90L , I don't think , could have the clarity and color depth this tv has . My 11 year old Sammy F8K 3D TV looks no where near as good , and that cost 2500 bucks ! Could it be a fluke ? Was I seeing things ?? LOL it was that good. Later -- Dreamer
Thanks Steve , Yeah == it totally knocked my socks off ! LOL . I figured it was a 60Hz. panel , but the color depth was really amazing . Looking forward to your Hisense U8N and the LG C-4 ' as well as the new Samsung 'D' series . Later , D. @@TechSteve
How does this TV compare to the Hisense u7k? Would I be loosing out by switching to the Roku Plus? The picture is great but I don't like the Google operating system.
Is this a good sized television for a studio apartment? I think the viewing space would be 7-8 feet from my mini couch/love seat and about 10.5-11.5 feet from my bed. I think the general viewing area for the TV would be 12x12 regarding space. I bought the 43 inch version, but will be returning it because it’s small for the room. Should I go bigger than 55?
I have one Roku tv in 4 rooms with tvs, but I will never buy another. They are so hard to try fix a simple solution. I tried to get my sound buttons to work, but between Google and rokus settings, I could not do it. My volume settings are on the side yet google would only allow me to try for sound without volume settings. Roku only used a one kind remote that wasn't mine so it didn't work for me. It seems I need to get a new remote though my tv and remote are two years old. Can't wait to get my new Samsung .
I have a friend who purchased a Roku TV. I was surprised to learn it just comes with the plain, simple remote as a small Roku Express does. So, how in the world do you access channels on these crazy things directly? Or do you have to go up and down through every freakin' channel to get to the one you want?
I understand, most people don’t use the channels that much anymore, you would have to rely on the onscreen guide instead. TVs are changing and unfortunately tv they decided not to change the design. There might be options on the app. www.roku.com/mobile-app
Hi Tech Steve I have a Insignia 55 inch Roku smart TV But I need help suddenly I got problem with my remote Dat I was checking the setting n I click remote soundbar but I can turn on volume how to fix the Volum on roku tv need help
It has the same back panel that the Walmart onn tv have is what scares me people are having the same issues with the Best Buy tv now like there made in the same place
Man, the whole time all I could think was, "Poor TLC." Then I finished the video. Let me put it like this. The man in the video said Roku is not releasing who makes their televisions? Is it not clear?TLC is making them. This is the exact same TLC with Roku tv I've had since 2016 or so. The only difference is they put the name ROKU on the outside of the television instead of the letters TLC 😂😂😂
If I’m just streaming stuff mostly, is there a much of a picture quality difference between Samsung Q60c and CU8000? I’m just wondering since my Q60T just died with dead pixels and I need to upgrade. I’m not sure if I should downgrade or just get what we have basically but new model.
These are horrible products goes black fresh out the box white light is on but completely unresponsive reset button on the back is strictly cosmetic again these are bad products
What Do You Think About Roku TV Brand?
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Bought an LG, last year, not a Google fan, didn’t play nice with Roku / payment options. I have a TLC W/Roku…just an extra. I watch sports, have 5 lg. windows, S TX, bright/ sun issues during day. Samsungs working for me. (Samsung TVs don’t bounce like basketballs).. 3 new ones, 2 60Q (43 & 65), extra emergency buy 55” TU 7?…. One size doesn’t fit all…but I’m happy! Bought a stand & rolling tv stand! You Rock👍😎
Google🙃
My nephew has one, awesome MMA & Boxing…great picture….google😥
I just got this tv delivered today in 65". It was just $370 after tax. So far I'd rate it a 10/10. It has great viewing angles, colors, contrast, brightness, motion, screen uniformity, and my unit has zero backlight bleeding. This Roku tv has a very solid feel to it as well. I tried the new Toshiba C350, TCL S4, the Hisense A6, and this Roku branded tv beat them all. This is the best bargain among the 65" tv's.
Who you steal it from?. 😂😂
That's great deal. BB has the LG for $399 atm but Roku would be better option
Lol, I didn't steal it. It's now back at $399 & it's way better than the LG. I got it when it went on sale at $349 @@alonzomartii
Wow, the 65" is $649.99 at Best Buy. Black Friday $ 549.99.
@@solarsynapse that’s the plus series. 65 select series is 399 at bb
Although this is an older video, it is one of the very few videos, or even reviews, for this TV. Thank you for this, Steve. I bought the 50" Select version for my smaller bedroom. It's got decent everything: picture, color, sound, contrast, viewing angle, and features. It doesn't have any glaring flaws which stand out. I would say it is well-balanced in what it delivers. I really appreciate the simple remote and simple interface when I am in bed. If you are an enthusiast, you might want to spend a few thousand dollars for your bedroom TV. If you just want to watch some TV before you fall asleep, the Roku Select series is well-designed, capable, and a great value for the money. I'll spend 4 times the money on a C3 when I decide I need to fall asleep to better black levels and motion....or when I want the ambient relaxation scenes I sometimes use to fall asleep burned into my OLED, because I forgot to put on the sleep timer. That will be awesome.
Looks good enough for the average consumer. 😊 Steve your reviews are great detailed honest and to the point. 😊
Nice review. I just purchased this same 55" Roku in the Plus Series. I wanted a streaming TV that was easy for my wife to use with one remote. This TV was my choice and I think I made the right one. Thanks Steve!
You’re very welcome, happy to help out your family
Hi, how do you like the TV so far?
@@tinarodgers5929 We are very happy with it! Easy for my wife to navigate and the picture quality and various brightness options is very nice. We like it so much that we bought a 40" Roku TV for our master bedroom! I mirrored the app selections from the 55" on the 40" so both TV's are the same in terms of navigation. We also added a Vizio 5.1 surround sound bar system to the 55" for an additional 199.00 and use the Roku wireless speakers (149.00) in our bedroom. We are very happy with our purchase decisions. The surround sound is a game changer for us.
I think this would be a perfect TV for my home office.
Exactly
So, dolby vision does work than?
Good review as the term " for the purchase price" is indicated in this review and other reviews by RUclips content creators when reviewing second tier TV's. These are TCL, Hisense, now Roku, ONN. Walmart brand, and possibly Insignia the Best Buy brand. Too often purchasers of second tier TV's are given wierd solutions to "work around" technical concerns. I am 2 weeks past my TCL one year warranty and this week the TV disconnected from the streaming APP and started flashing with a grey screen.
There are no reviews on RUclips that ever consider TV's that are out of warranty. Next purchase will be from a retailer that includes a 2 year warranty or a reasonably priced 5 year warranty. However my TCL QLED 65s546 provides a very nice picture that requires no adjustment.
Second tier TV's require some type of extended warranty!!
Most likely these TVs are manufactured by one of their partners (TCL, Hisense) and branded as “Roku TVs”. Similar to how Roku rebranded Wyze smart home products for their connected devices product line.
I’m getting 2 of the little ones one for my bedroom and one for using my digital microscope for my work
Here’s hoping Roku can make great TVs! I’m a power user I don’t know if their TVs will be my thing (yet) maybe later down the road they’ll get more confident and consider making TV that would get a power user like me buying. In the meantime though I’ll still stick using the Roku streaming boxes
I am pretty impressed by the Roku TVs for the price.
The select reminds me of the TCL class 5. I still wouldn't have these as a primary TV for my living room. I want something better. However this is a good TV for bedrooms or a secondary.
Roku OS is simple, which is its strength and weakness. Weakness because it is too simple with regards to settings.
The Select Plus is like the TCL Class 5 which it looks like TCL is killing off because of this Roku. :(
@@solarsynapse I'm pretty sure that both TCL and Hisense have killed off their Roku TVs except at the bottom tier. There are no "mid-tier" Roku TVs out there. It makes sense as both TCL and Hisense want to make a play for the premium market. To make a play in that market you have to market to enthusiasts. Roku is too simplified to go after that segment.
It's why I'm shocked that Sharp is introducing OLEDs in the US using Roku.
Yes, will it last Five or Eight years before you have to purchase a another one?
It looks like I just found my next TV.
Besides the protective film across the edges of the screen, did this have a film over whole screen?? Can’t tell on mine
Trying to decide on this tv or the new hisense A7N. I guess since the A7N is so new theres no reviews on it.
Same… I have been looking for a review
I am not interested in watching television, could use this television just to watch Just my dvd movies without connecting to internet?
Thanks
in regards to manufacturer, the rear of the tv is very similar to the firetv (43" 2021) including the composite inputs
But who make those for Amazon lol
@@TechSteve probably the same that make it for roku lol
whoever it is they are cookie cutting and profiting. seems the main difference between the budget sets are just firmware/os these days
Thank you! Your videos are very helpful Have a blessed day
Hi Steve , thank !! Did you make any serious color adjustments ? If that was an - out of the box - picture it looked just like the tv my neighbor has . I was totally blown away by the tv I was looking at , I could not believe it . I asked if she had it calibrated , she said no -- she just had it taken out of the box and plugged in . The tv looked so freak'n good . When I got home the first thing I did was ' google ' the tv a found your video . Totally knocked me out !! My only issue was a slight red-push , however it was only watching a tv show , where as during a commercial it looked perfect , I mean videophile perfect . It is a 50" Roku tv the price was under 300.00 --- Are you kidding me !! Sony A90L , I don't think , could have the clarity and color depth this tv has . My 11 year old Sammy F8K 3D TV looks no where near as good , and that cost 2500 bucks !
Could it be a fluke ? Was I seeing things ?? LOL it was that good. Later -- Dreamer
Hahaha, it was out of the box settings
Thanks Steve , Yeah == it totally knocked my socks off ! LOL . I figured it was a 60Hz. panel , but the color depth was really amazing . Looking forward to your Hisense U8N and the LG C-4 ' as well as the new Samsung 'D' series . Later , D. @@TechSteve
@Dreamer5211 let’s see if I can get access to them
Thanks , all your reviews are great , thanks again . D. @@TechSteve
It really looks awesome. Steve, talk about the TCL 43 inch android 4k UHD frameless TV
Who you recommend the Roku select series or the Toshiba C350. I’m deciding between the too and would like your opinion
How does this TV compare to the Hisense u7k? Would I be loosing out by switching to the Roku Plus? The picture is great but I don't like the Google operating system.
You can always buy a 4k Roku streamer
Is this a good sized television for a studio apartment? I think the viewing space would be 7-8 feet from my mini couch/love seat and about 10.5-11.5 feet from my bed. I think the general viewing area for the TV would be 12x12 regarding space. I bought the 43 inch version, but will be returning it because it’s small for the room. Should I go bigger than 55?
The roku 55 inch with local dimming or save get a hisence in the same price zone or save and get the sony x85k with out local dimming but has 120hz
Can the feet be turned inward? They are waaay too wide on a large TV. Much easier with a center mount.
Thank you sir!!!
Does the TV work with IR remotes? Kind of a deal breaker if it doesn't.
I have one Roku tv in 4 rooms with tvs, but I will never buy another. They are so hard to try fix a simple solution. I tried to get my sound buttons to work, but between Google and rokus settings, I could not do it. My volume settings are on the side yet google would only allow me to try for sound without volume settings. Roku only used a one kind remote that wasn't mine so it didn't work for me. It seems I need to get a new remote though my tv and remote are two years old. Can't wait to get my new Samsung
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The input lag is big no no for me and i also like the android set up better because all I need to do is log in thru my phone.good review as always
10 ms is great for a tv. Not many tvs have much better.
Roku very often upgrades their devices. How long before I would have to buy a new tv...I lost track with the streaming devices. 🙂
The devices upgrade themselves over the internet or you can do it manually.
Roku filed a patent this year that when you pause they will run adds, regardless if you're on a streaming service with or without adds.
A few companies are doing that now
My Fire TV started doing it and I managed to turn it off. Very annoying.
I have a friend who purchased a Roku TV. I was surprised to learn it just comes with the plain, simple remote as a small Roku Express does. So, how in the world do you access channels on these crazy things directly? Or do you have to go up and down through every freakin' channel to get to the one you want?
I understand, most people don’t use the channels that much anymore, you would have to rely on the onscreen guide instead. TVs are changing and unfortunately tv they decided not to change the design. There might be options on the app. www.roku.com/mobile-app
I just got one and it came with the voice and volume remote
great review thank you
You’re welcome Sam
How would you say this compares to a tv like the tcl 50Q550G?
Seems like a Vizio setup to me
Thank you
Hi Tech Steve I have a Insignia 55 inch Roku smart TV But I need help suddenly I got problem with my remote Dat I was checking the setting n I click remote soundbar but I can turn on volume how to fix the Volum on roku tv need help
It has the same back panel that the Walmart onn tv have is what scares me people are having the same issues with the Best Buy tv now like there made in the same place
Another good review😊
Can you put the leg inward facing
What do you rate this tv from 1-10???
What input the HDMI run at must be 60
All of them
can this tv be wallmounted I just bought it off the best buy website, the website says wall mount is optional assuming this means I can
okay u can
Yes. I have one wall mounted. Like it a lot. Roku OS is simple
For a fraction of the g3, it's a no brainer.
Man, the whole time all I could think was, "Poor TLC." Then I finished the video.
Let me put it like this. The man in the video said Roku is not releasing who makes their televisions? Is it not clear?TLC is making them.
This is the exact same TLC with Roku tv I've had since 2016 or so. The only difference is they put the name ROKU on the outside of the television instead of the letters TLC 😂😂😂
When are you gonna Review The Qled version off onn Tv
I haven’t ever reviewed a wal mart brand, maybe in the future
@TechSteve no not that crap Walmart brand there a Qled version with 120 hz
The roku or onn? I’m confused. No more Roku TVs planned if that’s what you’re asking
@@TechSteve TCL makes Roku also Onn they Release Regular modle also Qled onn tv okay
@LosoBanks_332 i will revisit when i get caught up, thanks for your questions
Thanks!
Wow 🤩 you are amazing, Thanks for the support 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I'm thinking TCL is making the TV for Roku.
If I’m just streaming stuff mostly, is there a much of a picture quality difference between Samsung Q60c and CU8000? I’m just wondering since my Q60T just died with dead pixels and I need to upgrade. I’m not sure if I should downgrade or just get what we have basically but new model.
tlc produces tv's for roku and amazon.
How do you watch reg channel 3 .10/17 29
Who makes it?
Did you watch the video
I would not buy one with your money
I respect that but what’s your reasons?
I would let ya. I don't want to buy one twice, but I would take the risk for a good price!!
These are horrible products goes black fresh out the box white light is on but completely unresponsive reset button on the back is strictly cosmetic again these are bad products