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Roku just announced two new OLED TVs that ditch the premium price tag of OLED

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Roku just announced two new OLED TVs that ditch the premium price tag of OLED

Some of us are trying to spend less time staring at screens.

We're Bricking our phones to work on jigsaw puzzles , spend time outside, or read.

But there's nothing wrong with sitting down in front of the TV for a movie night with family.

Or consider the educational gains that come from watching a Sir David Attenborough documentary.

A TV can still fit into a digital detox lifestyle, and for those who want an OLED model with excellent contrast, there's good news.

Roku just announced two new budget TVs and both come with an OELD display, and prices start at $999.99.

Here's everything to know about the new Roku TV models.

Opens in a new window Credit: Roku 55-inch Roku Pro Series OLED TV $999.99 at Amazon Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Roku 65-inch Roku Pro Series OLED TV $1,199.99 at Amazon Get Deal Roku Pro Series OLED Already available at Amazon, the Roku Pro Series OLED comes in at $999.99 for a 55-inch display and $1,199.99 for a 65-inch display.

Chris Larson, Vice President for Retail Strategy at Roku, is quoted in a press release as saying, "OLED technology has been locked behind premium price tags, forcing many customers to choose between the display they want or a price that works for them." Roku's new OLED models aim to remove the cost-prohibitive element of owning an OLED.

The Pro Series brings an ultra-wide viewing experience and a modern design with an ultra-thin metal bezel.

Roku had the customer in mind when they designed the included stand since it requires zero tools for assembly.

Slim and sleek for a modern design.

Credit: Roku Bluetooth pairing to headphones is perfect for nights when the household is asleep but you simply must watch one more episode before bed.

The remote control with backlit buttons is also a major plus when watching TV into the dark hours.

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