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Roku has been in the AV game for close to two decades at this point, and the company shows no signs of letting up! As luck would have it, you’ll be able to score an awesome discount on one of the best Roku TVs of 2024:

Right now, when you order the Roku 65-inch Pro Series QLED on Amazon, you’ll only pay $800. We tested the Roku Pro Series not too long ago, and editor at large Caleb Denison had the following to say: “The Roku Pro Series delivers a delightful user experience paired with a premium picture.”

At full price, this TV sells for $1,200. That $400 you saved could go toward one of the best soundbar deals of the week!

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Why you should buy the Roku Pro Series QLED

The Roku Pro Series QLED is an excellent TV for just about any type of content, including 4K movies, shows, games, and even older non-HD media. When it comes to the latter, you’ll be impressed at just how effective the Pro Series is at upscaling lower-res sources to best match the TV’s 4K pixel spread, not to mention the quantum dots, which do some pretty amazing things when you’re immersed in HDR. Speaking of which, the Pro Series supports all leading formats, including Dolby Vision and HDR10+.

The Roku Pro Series uses mini-LED lighting with advanced local dimming tech, too. So, when you’re watching a movie and the screen is supposed to be dark, you’ll experience inky black levels, as opposed to the glorified grays of other LED sets. They may be a bit shy of the perfect blacks of OLED, but you’ll notice an improvement over your current display. And, of course, you’ll have access to Roku TV OS for all your favorite apps, plus over 250 free live TV channels.

This is the TV’s lowest price in the last 30 days, so if you’re interested in going with a Roku set, there’s never been a better time to buy. Beat the Black Friday crowds and order the Roku 65-inch Pro Series QLED on Amazon while it still has a $400 discount. You should also take a look at some of the best QLED TV deals we’ve been finding. We have a more general list of TV deals, too, with options from brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony.

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