The 7 Best Roku TVs of 2026, Ranked & Reviewed

Our verdict: A 55 inch 4K QLED that fits most living rooms.

The 55 inch Select Series is a 4K QLED Roku TV, in the $200 to $500 tier. QLED places a quantum dot layer in front of the LED backlight, which widens the range of colors the panel can show over a standard LED set. Combined with 4K and a 55 inch size, it covers the common case of a family living room or a large bedroom.

It ranks first because it combines resolution, panel class and a mid-size screen at a moderate price. The Plus above it adds Mini-LED and ten inches, but needs a wider wall.

Buy it for a typical living room. The caveats are that brightness and refresh rate are not listed, so check them before you decide, and that it lacks the Mini-LED backlight of the 65 inch Plus. If your room is very bright, the Plus is worth the step.

Size

55 inches

Resolution

4K

Panel

QLED

Price tier

$200 to $500

Our verdict: More size and a Mini-LED backlight.

The 65 inch Plus Series is a 4K QLED Mini-LED Roku TV, in the $200 to $500 tier. Mini-LED replaces the usual backlight with a denser grid of tiny LEDs, which helps with contrast and with the peak brightness needed to fight daylight. For a room with large windows, that matters more than extra color range.

It ranks second because it adds Mini-LED and ten inches over the Select at a similar price tier, and a bigger screen is usually what buyers want. The tradeoff is room: 65 inches needs a wide wall and a stand that fits it.

Choose it for a bright living room with space. Skip it if your wall is narrow. Check the stand width against your furniture, and check dimming zone counts on the maker's page, because the listing here does not give them.

Size

65 inches

Resolution

4K

Panel

QLED Mini-LED

Price tier

$200 to $500

Our verdict: A 75 inch Mini-LED for big rooms.

The 75 inch Pro Series is a 4K QLED Mini-LED Roku TV, in the $500 and up tier. It carries the same panel class as the Plus, at a size that turns a wall into a screen.

It ranks third because it costs the most and only suits large rooms. The Plus offers similar technology at 65 inches for less, and in most living rooms the added ten inches go to waste. A 75 inch set also asks for a deeper seating distance and a sturdier stand or mount.

Buy it if you sit far from the screen in a big room. Skip it if you sit close, since an oversized picture tires the eyes. Confirm the weight and mounting pattern before ordering a bracket, because the listing does not state either.

Size

75 inches

Resolution

4K

Panel

QLED Mini-LED

Price tier

$500 and up

Our verdict: A 50 inch 4K Roku TV at a modest price.

The Westinghouse is a 50 inch 4K smart TV with Roku built in, in the $200 to $500 tier. The listing gives no panel type, so what you know is the size, the resolution and the platform.

It ranks below the Roku Select because the Select adds a QLED panel at a similar tier, and a documented QLED panel beats an unnamed one when the price is close. This Westinghouse is the simpler choice, with fewer claims to verify and fewer features to learn.

Pick it for a guest room, a second TV or a playroom where color depth matters less. Skip it if you want QLED color or Mini-LED contrast. Check the panel type with the seller before ordering, since the listing is silent and viewing angles differ between panel types.

Size

50 inches

Resolution

4K

Platform

Roku

Price tier

$200 to $500

Our verdict: A small 4K HDR set for bedrooms.

The 43 inch Select Series is a 4K HDR Roku TV, with no price tier available in our data. It is the compact 4K option, sized for bedrooms and small apartments.

It ranks fifth because it delivers 4K at a small size, unlike the 40 inch below it, which is 1080p. HDR support in the listing matters too: it lets the set display a wider range of brightness on compatible content. The tradeoff is that it has no QLED panel, so color is plainer than on the 55 inch.

Choose it for a bedroom or small apartment where space is limited. Skip it if you want a large living room screen. Confirm the price on the live page, since our data has no tier for this model.

Size

43 inches

Resolution

4K

HDR

Yes

Platform

Roku

Our verdict: A 32 inch QLED that works on a desk.

The Hisense QD4SR is a 32 inch Hi-QLED HD Roku TV, in the $100 to $200 tier. QLED at 32 inches is unusual, and it lifts the color of a small screen without raising it to 4K. HD here means the picture is below 4K sharpness.

It ranks sixth because the screen is small and the resolution tops out below 4K. Within its size class, though, the QLED panel makes it a more appealing choice than a plain LED 32 inch set.

Buy it for a dorm, kitchen or desk. Skip it if you want 4K or a screen you can share across a room. If you need more picture, the 43 inch Select costs more and delivers 4K resolution.

Size

32 inches

Resolution

HD

Panel

Hi-QLED

Price tier

$100 to $200

Our verdict: A 40 inch 1080p set for small rooms.

The 40 inch Select Series is a 1080p Full HD Roku TV, in the $100 to $200 tier. It is a bedroom-size set with the same Roku platform as the others.

It ranks last because 1080p at 40 inches trails the 4K 43 inch model, and the listing shows no HDR or QLED. Against the Hisense, it gives you two more inches of screen but a plainer panel. Resolution matters less on a small TV, which is why this one is acceptable at all.

Choose it for a small bedroom TV on a tight budget. Skip it if you want a sharper picture or richer color. The 43 inch Select adds 4K and HDR for a small step up in size.

Size

40 inches

Resolution

1080p

Platform

Roku

Price tier

$100 to $200