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Updated 1 Nov 2026

Is the Roku Pro Series OLED worth it?

Yes, as a cheap way into OLED for a dim room.

It gives you what makes OLED worth having: true blacks, a very uniform screen and a natural picture for films at night, with HDMI 2.1 for 4K 120Hz games and low input lag. Roku's home screen is the simplest around, and the backlit remote has a lost-remote finder. But it's dimmer than other entry OLEDs, so HDR highlights lack punch and reflections show in a bright room, colour is good rather than great, and the rear-facing speakers sound muffled. It's sold in the US only, in 55 and 65 inches.

Good to know

  • HDR highlights are dimmer than on other entry OLEDs.
  • The screen reflects lamps and windows in a bright room.
  • The rear-facing speakers sound muffled and light on bass.
  • No hands-free voice: you talk into the remote.
  • Wi-Fi 5 only.
Roku Pro Series OLED TV
  • Perfect OLED blacks for budget money
  • 4K 120Hz gaming with low input lag
  • Simple Roku software and a lost-remote finder

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Get it if…

  • You watch mostly in the evening with the lights low.
  • You want OLED for the price of a mid-range LCD.
  • You like Roku's simple home screen.

Skip it if…

  • Your room is bright: reflections show and HDR looks flat.
  • You won't add a soundbar.
  • You want hands-free voice control or Dolby Vision IQ.

More on the Roku Pro OLED

How we reached this verdict

Tom's Guide (4/5) rates it a good budget OLED with deep blacks, four HDMI 2.1 ports and low input lag, but dimmer HDR than the LG B6 or Samsung S90H and muffled sound. TechRadar (4/5) praises its deep blacks, very uniform screen and natural picture, but finds it dim enough for reflections to show, colour good rather than great, weak bass, and no hands-free voice, Dolby Vision IQ or DTS. No shop we read sells it with verified reviews yet, so it has no owner score.

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: Tom's Guide, TechRadar, Roku (specs), RTINGS, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Expert Reviews, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 1 Nov 2026How we decide