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Roku launches two budget OLED TVs to challenge Samsung and LG

Roku introduces the Pro Series OLED TV at $999 and the LX model at $1,299, offering 55 and 65-inch sizes.

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Roku has launched its first-ever OLED television, the Roku Pro Series OLED TV, with a second premium model, the Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV, scheduled for release in October 2026. [1] Razer launched a new mobile game controller called the Razer Prio. [2] The Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV, launching in October 2026, starts at $1,299 and offers up to 144Hz VRR, higher brightness, and an advanced polarizer to reduce room reflections. [3] The Roku Pro Series OLED TV features a 120Hz panel, Dolby Vision support, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and automatic Game Mode with FreeSync Premium and HDMI-spec variable refresh rates. [4] The Roku Pro Series OLED TV starts at a price of $999 for the 55-inch size, making it a budget competitor to the LG B6 and Samsung S85H. [5] The Razer Prio folds down to the size of a credit card when not in use. [6] Razer says the Prio's joysticks are engineered to reduce joystick drift. [7] The Razer Prio connects to smartphones over USB-C. [8]
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  1. Roku has launched its first-ever OLED television, the Roku Pro Series OLED TV, with a second premium model, the Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV, scheduled for release in October 2026. · TechRadar
  2. Razer launched a new mobile game controller called the Razer Prio. · Android Authority
  3. The Roku Pro Series LX OLED TV, launching in October 2026, starts at $1,299 and offers up to 144Hz VRR, higher brightness, and an advanced polarizer to reduce room reflections. · TechRadar
  4. The Roku Pro Series OLED TV features a 120Hz panel, Dolby Vision support, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and automatic Game Mode with FreeSync Premium and HDMI-spec variable refresh rates. · TechRadar
  5. The Roku Pro Series OLED TV starts at a price of $999 for the 55-inch size, making it a budget competitor to the LG B6 and Samsung S85H. · TechRadar
  6. The Razer Prio folds down to the size of a credit card when not in use. · Android Authority
  7. Razer says the Prio's joysticks are engineered to reduce joystick drift. · Android Authority
  8. The Razer Prio connects to smartphones over USB-C. · Android Authority
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