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Roku Ultra LT HD/4K/HDR Streaming Media Player $35 Walmart EXTREME YMMV / B&M - $35
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Roku Ultra LT was on clearance at the Factoria (NOT Renton), WA location only. Seems like other Walmarts was regular price. I saw at least a dozen or so left in stock on the shelf.
Its possible that other Walmarts may start to follow suit so keep an eye out if this deal interests you.
https://brickseek.com/walmart-inv...=85744547
Its possible that other Walmarts may start to follow suit so keep an eye out if this deal interests you.
https://brickseek.com/walmart-inv...=85744547
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In stock - 9 stores @ $69
Out of stock - 6 stores @ $59, 1 store @ $45
But thanks for the heads up - I will continue to monitor.
My TV's built-in Roku feels like it's getting slower, but it could be apps getting more and more bloated or badly coded. HBO Max is very slow to respond sometimes.
My TV's built-in Roku feels like it's getting slower, but it could be apps getting more and more bloated or badly coded. HBO Max is very slow to respond sometimes.
https://gizmodo.com/hbo-max-is-aw...1847484833
My TV's built-in Roku feels like it's getting slower, but it could be apps getting more and more bloated or badly coded. HBO Max is very slow to respond sometimes.
Different Roku devices have different hardware specs and RAM, ranging from 512MB for the lower-end devices and 2GB for the Ultra. The Roku TV's are not as powerful as the Ultra.
This page has a table showing the different processors and RAM in the various Roku devices:
https://developer.roku.
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The TV was $1300 and was near the top of the range for TCL. You can get a 75" TV for about half that price, so going cheap wasn't what I had in mind. The TCL 4-series and 5-series are their budget sets, but mine is the 6-series, which is more of an enthusiast product and is meant to compete with more expensive sets from other manufacturers such as Sony and LG.
I had thoroughly enjoyed using my Roku Ultra with my projector in my home theater, so when I was getting a new TV for the living room, I wanted one with Roku built in. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a $1300 Roku TV ($1800 at intro) to be able to keep up with a little $100 Roku box, but I guess that's just me.
The TV was $1300 and was near the top of the range for TCL. You can get a 75" TV for about half that price, so going cheap wasn't what I had in mind. The TCL 4-series and 5-series are their budget sets, but mine is the 6-series, which is more of an enthusiast product and is meant to compete with more expensive sets from other manufacturers such as Sony and LG.
I had thoroughly enjoyed using my Roku Ultra with my projector in my home theater, so when I was getting a new TV for the living room, I wanted one with Roku built in. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a $1300 Roku TV ($1800 at intro) to be able to keep up with a little $100 Roku box, but I guess that's just me.
If someone is buying an expensive Roku TV, then they are obviously wanting the Roku experience. If it's necessary to still buy a separate Roku box for the best Roku experience, then why even bother buying a Roku TV. It wouldn't' make sense.