Roku unveils its new Pro Series smart televisions, featuring 4K quantum dot-infused panels with mini-LED backlighting and a 120Hz response time. The TVs offer improved picture quality and smoother motion, making them ideal for gamers.
Roku TVs have been extremely popular for years, mostly because of their relatively low price but also because they were plenty good at that price. Good, but not great. Today, Roku takes the wraps off the previously-announced Roku Pro Series of smart television, available at Best Buy stores and online at Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy.
Related We’ll have to wait and see how the Roku Pro Series stands up to other highly anticipated smart TVs coming out this year, including the Hisense U8N and TCL QM8, in terms of price and performance. It’ll have tough competition, for sure. That starts with a new processor and neural processing unit that powers Roku Smart Picture to adjust picture settings automatically. You can still tweak things yourself if you want, but Roku says only 9% of smart TV owners often change the picture settings. Thus, Roku Smart Picture. And it goes even further with Smart Picture Max, which tweaks the picture scene by scene instead of one blanket setting over everything you’re watching.
There’s a new remote control included with the Roku Pro Series, too. The second-edition Roku Voice Remote Pro includes a huge improvement with backlit buttons. The battery also has 50% greater capacity and is USB-C rechargeable. The buttons have changed a little, with a Live TV button taking you straight to all the free content available on Roku. There’s also a Quick Launch button to enable shortcuts, hands-free voice commands, and the all-important remoter finder capability.
Roku Pro Series Smart Tvs 4K Quantum Dot Panels Mini-LED Backlighting 120Hz Response Time Picture Quality Smoother Motion Gamers
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