Roku Smart TV – 43-Inch Select Series, 4K HDR TV – RokuTV with Enhanced Voice Remote – Flat Screen LED Television with Wi-Fi for Streaming Live Local News, Sports, Family Entertainment

So far, wayyyyy better than my previous FIRE TV
First week So far:The BAD: Screws were definitely the most difficult screws of my life, to get in tight. IDK why. It so simple yet reviews aren’t wrong. The legs match up perfectly. Only one way to put them on. So, definitely have some real skinny ( 3 or 4 inch screws handy).Other than that the tv is great. Arrived undamaged. set up was a breeze, enter Wi-Fi password, enter passkeys for your paid for channels, download Roku app ( if you don’t have one yet. Not needed but is nice to have a backup remote)BLUETOOTH HEADPHONES AND EARBUDS; you have to connect your Bluetooth to/from a device first (screen prompted), then connect earbuds ( make sure your earbuds are completely disconnected from any other tv or device). Your tv will now automatically connect earbuds when you open them, you won’t have to wait for them to connect or prompt it ever again. It will remember the volume for just TV and remember the volume for earbuds.NO ANNOYINGLY LOUD ADS come up. I haven’t even come across an ad in the startup page with sound. My Fire tv would start blaring a promo upon turning it on, if I didn’t move it back to home fast enough. I hated it.Roku startup page is WAY nicer. “More relaxed” than my fire tv. I can also use the free app as a remote control or find a movie, show or app I want to watch on my iPad and choose to have it start on my tv. This is easier on my brain as I find it much faster and more intuitive.LIVE TV is truly accessible with lots of free streaming. The same streaming services were a pain in the ass to find and navigate on the fire tv. Pluto free streaming takes it’s sweet time ( about 15 seconds) to start a program but I don’t find it annoying as it’s just a pluto screen, no annoying sound or ad to try and convince me to sign up for something)APPS such as walking paths (for treadmill) or others are easily searchable on iPad or tv, options come up right away.There are also quite a few art backgrounds to choose from for when your tv is in standby mode. Basically if it’s a notable painting it’s a free option. As well as moving fireplace or aquarium. You can also easily customize that with your own images. It’s MUCH EASIER than the fire tv was, that why I mention it.Overall, liking it. So far functions great both sound and picture are really decent. The brightness is perfectly balanced upon setup. It is lightweight ( the legs were metal not plastic).

Roku TV’s in 2025 are IMPRESSIVE. Do Not Look ELSEWHERE!!!
High quality 4k HDR at a great price. Two things though: see below. Absolutely couldn’t be happier with my 55” Pro tv. Dolby atmos & 120hz native is amazing at such a competitive price is awesome. 43” select 4k HDR is great too. Sound is not Atmos but it shouldn’t be either. For normal tv speakers, it’s clear & HIGH quality sound and it’s very impressive. I guess you hit the nail on the head in terms of quality vs price. Well done Roku!Couple things to improve to dominate the market over the next decade:1st, The Bluetooth headphone feature is fine but the downside is plenty of BT headphones, if you take them out of your ear for a moment and set them down, when you hit play on your paused roku tv will default to playing whatever music your phone was streaming in your car rather than playing the Roku tv you paused. Not a huge deal but a bit annoying as using corded headphones would be preferable rather than dealing with this annoying feature. PLEASE FIX THIS ISSUE or release an official list of compatible BT headphones that function better. Roku app also has issues connecting with my 43” Roku select tv regularly but has ZERO issues connecting to my 55” Roku pro tv. The 55” works EVERY time but the 43” is a constant game of clicking “connect to device” and it constantly times out. Just have to try it many times and restart the app many times and eventually it works. Yes, both tvs are fully updated. Might be looking into buying an older Roku remote with the corded headphones jack?? Maybe that’s the real solution and roku could list that in Q&A to customers.2nd, I wish they produced the Pro line in a 43” or 50”. Or somewhere in the middle. I’d pay the same price for a 43” as the 55” (insanely competitive regardless) as some rooms simply don’t look good with a 55” as it is TOO big for the space. I get it though, the market likely doesn’t support it. So this 43” is WONDERFUL to fit the bill. I am a happy customer and completely SOLD on Roku finally producing their own in-house tv line. IT’S ABOUT TIME!!! Keep the quality up, use focused advertising and you will continue to grow your market share over the next decade. Do NOT go towards Google tv and try to grow that way by getting greedy and integrating all devices, data sharing, etc. I didn’t go Google tv OS specifically for this reason. Use this fact in marketing to your advantage. Data privacy matters and there is a way to sell this product that refuses to sacrifice customer privacy. I think I want to work for Roku at this point. They’re onto something!

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