Roku 43-inch Select Series 4K HDR Smart RokuTV with enhanced voice remote, brilliant 4K image, automatic brightness and transparent transmission

Bought this for the little ones room. The price could not be passed up for a 50' with Roku installed on it. Delivered right to my front door in Alaska. Cant beat it, until I opened it. I was amazed with the quality of the TV and it not being super heavy. Made it easy to install. The picture is really good and has good blacks and colors and brightness. It is a smart tv and hooked up immediately to the internet with no issues. It starts up quick when turning on and shuts down quickly. We haven't experienced any glitches or issues at all. The instructions and settings are easy to navigate. Very good deal and will be buying more of Roku's products.

Love this tv! Easy to set up and add apps. Great Picture quality and amazing price!

I bought this T.V. for my son's room approximately 2 years ago. He had just turned 10 and we felt he was ready for a big boy T.V. It's easy for kids to use, especially with the three-gaming console he uses. The HDMI slots are easy to reach, and the set-up is a piece of cake. He can play from any angle and have optimal gaming experience. The picture quality is perfect for his needs, and it is incredibly durable. They have knocked it over twice and it still works great!

The TV has excellent picture quality and the sound is quite clear. Wi-Fi is fast and the Roku system is very easy to use, with many apps available. The only reason I don't give it 5 stars is because control sometimes responds a bit slowly. Overall, it is a very good choice for the price and perfectly meets the price of watching movies and series.

If you went to Target, Walmart or even Amazon, you could find several 42" and up sized HD4K screens from all the big names. SONY, LCM, Panasonic etc. etc. etc. And you would pay out the nose for those screens. And I'm sure they all are fine products. But they all have the same thing in common. 1. Expensive. Ranging anywhere between $450 to $1,250. Depending on size and features. Obviously companies like SONY and Panasonic who have built a name for themselves as producers of high end electronics, have set their sale price quite high. And worst of all somehow can justify that high price with the quality of their product. But then there's.... 2. Ease of use. The big brands while make big beautiful screens, they also make quite possibly the most complicated ones to use. Figuring out how to navigate through all the different options for aspect ratio, sound, color, HD etc. is mind boiling. By the midway point you feel like you need a PhD to figure out everything. And more then likely also need an interpreter to read the instructions for how to use the remote. Not to mention hiring someone to professionally install for you after you realize you haven't a clue what you are doing. So now your out of even more money. The Roku screens on the other side are absolute dreams. 1. They cost so little. I bought a 50" HD 4K screen for $249.99 . It arrived by a professional delivery driver from Amazon. The packaging was very secure. Complete instructions in how to unpack, setup and plug in were in English and also had pictures to explain the process. 2. Ease of use. I plugged my TV in and turned it on. As it searched for my home WiFi, I put the batteries in the remote. The remote then automatically links itself to the TV. And boom, I'm done. That's it. The TV is like HD for dummies. Basically it's just plug in and enjoy. My remote also has a microphone on it so I can simply push the mic button and say what I want and it finds it. It also has an earphone jack so I can plug in a headset and can enjoy what program it want to watch without disturbing others who don't want to hear what I'm watching while they've doing other things in the house. Plus there's an app you can download that links a remote to your phone or tablet so you can use them to select what you want to watch or listen to. That's right, you can Bluetooth your TV through your phone or tablet and wirelessly listen through Bluetooth headphones or speakers. There's no need for a degree in HD technology to figure out how to do that. Roku makes the easiest to use and navigate screens on the market. Not to mention the cheapest (lowest priced models) in comparison to everything else out there. You'd be a fool to buy anything else!!!!