Roku Pro Series OLED TV

Roku Finally Goes OLED

The Roku Pro Series OLED is the company's first television built around self-lit pixels, bringing true blacks, rich color, and wide viewing angles to its own hardware line. It comes in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes, starting at $999, which makes the familiar Roku interface the front door to a more premium picture.

Streaming Smarts Meet Better Contrast

Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support let compatible movies and shows make full use of OLED's contrast. Smart Picture Max adjusts color, contrast, and sharpness automatically, helping the panel adapt as viewing moves from a dark film to a bright sports broadcast or an older streaming source.

Ready for the Console Shelf

The display supports refresh rates up to 120Hz and switches into Automatic Game Mode when a console starts. Three HDMI 2.1 inputs handle source devices, while a fourth HDMI 2.1 port with eARC connects an audio system without consuming one of the main inputs.

A Remote That Is Harder to Lose

Roku includes a rechargeable backlit remote with customizable shortcut buttons, Bluetooth private listening, and a built-in finder. The slim metal bezel and cable-management touches keep the physical design as tidy as the software. Available now through Amazon, this is the straightforward option for viewers who want OLED quality without learning a new smart-TV system.