How bad is a $300 TCL/Roku TV compared to sets that costs $1,000 and up? Not bad, per se, but lacking in brightness and contrast, say experts.

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Excellent image quality, an affordable price and Roku TV propel the TCL 6-Series into the pole position of the midrange TV race.

With a picture that rivals TVs costing twice as much, TCL's 6 series Roku TV is perhaps the best value of 2018.

At such a reasonable price, it's difficult to turn down TCL's 55-inch 4K set, which boasts HDR support and the popular Roku smart-TV interface.

TCL seems to have a big year ahead of it, with the company announcing that it will release 25 Roku TV models in 2017, all of which feature HDR support.

While picture quality is merely good by rapidly improving LCD TV standards, TCL's P-series Roku TVs are a breeze to set up and use.

TCL’s Roku TV Ready soundbars range in price from $79 to $299. At the top of the lineup is the Alto 9 Plus, which was first announced back at CES 2020.

Roku has simplified streaming TV, now, it's moving onto home theater audio with the new Alto R1 Wireless Soundbar for Roku-enabled TVs.

Despite some shortcomings, the TCL Roku TV 55US5800 offers an intuitive, smart-TV interface in a bargain-priced, 55-inch 4K display.

TCL actually has a long history of working with Roku, having launched its first Roku TVs in the US way back in 2014.