Roku is now selling its own-branded TVs, and they look set to snuff out Amazon's Fire
Roku has announced that its first Roku-branded TVs are now available in the US and can be purchased exclusively through Best Buy. Previously, the new TVs are divided into two series, Roku Plus and Roku Select, and will be sold in screen sizes ranging from 24 inches up to 75 inches.
Audio has also been paid attention to on Roku’s new TVs, with the Plus series getting built-in Dolby Atmos-certified speakers and an Auto Speech Clarity feature. Wireless expandability will let you add the company’s forthcoming Roku Wireless Soundbar, along with its Wireless Bass subwoofer and Wireless Speakers in the rear of the room for a full surround sound package.
The Select Series TVs are split between 4K and HD offerings. These are standard LED TVs with HDR10+ support on the 4K models. The 4K TVs also come with an Enhanced Voice Remote.Roku 55-inch 4K Select Series: $429.99Being Roku TVs, the new Plus and Select series models are of course all powered by the company’s Roku OS smart interface – the same one found in Roku streamers and third-party TVs.
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