Best Buy has various Pioneer R851-26U 4K and FHD Roku Smart LED TVs on sale below. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
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Best Buy has various Pioneer R851-26U 4K and FHD Roku Smart LED TVs on sale below. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to Community Member captainguy for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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This Pioneer Roku TV is a budget big screen that stands out for quick Roku performance and solid basic everyday use. The picture is described as standard 4K and good enough for casual viewing, with the 50 inch and 70 inch models drawing pleasant surprise for the price. It also fits well in secondary spaces like a garage, man cave, or patio. The main caveat is that the panel and internal components are not premium, so it is better suited to basic viewing than demanding gaming or home theater use.
Garage or patio setups needing a basic large-screen TV, because it handles everyday channels and Wi‑Fi well enough without needing premium picture quality.
Shoppers expecting premium internal hardware longevity, because budget models can use cheap components that may fail in the motherboard or storage chips first.
The picture is described as standard budget 4K: acceptable for casual viewing, but not exceptional. Some owners were pleasantly surprised and found it impressive for the price, while others say it won't compete with higher-end TVs.
It's best suited to basic or secondary use, such as a guest room, garage, man cave, or patio. The picture is serviceable for the price, but it's not aimed at primary viewing or daily gaming, and an extended warranty may be worth considering.
Budget models may use cheaper internal components, so a separate streaming stick can reduce wear on the TV's motherboard and storage chips. One long-term owner reported a 55-inch unit still working fine after 3 years, but the advice is to avoid stressing the built-in smart hardware.
It appears to be a licensed Pioneer-branded Best Buy model, reportedly manufactured by TCL rather than Pioneer itself. That matters if you're comparing it to older Pioneer products or expecting a true Pioneer-built set.
Years ago I got a Sharp Roku TV and these things are great if you are a Roku fan. Very responsive. Not the greatest picture but for the price it can't be beat.
I recently bought two Sony 86 for $1K as a house warming gift for my brothers. No complaints. I also own an LG 43 IPS, which is used as my PC monitor, and a 55 Samsung Frame TV to watch movies and artworks. We have so many darn TV's in the house, and none of these brands ever broke down. The 55" Sony we bought back in 2003 is still kicking on the PS5 for my nephews. Don't go cheap, because the cost of recycling it will cost more!
I recently bought two Sony 86 for $1K as a house warming gift for my brothers. No complaints. I also own an LG 43 IPS, which is used as my PC monitor, and a 55 Samsung Frame TV to watch movies and artworks. We have so many darn TV's in the house, and none of these brands ever broke down. The 55" Sony we bought back in 2003 is still kicking on the PS5 for my nephews. Don't go cheap, because the cost of recycling it will cost more!
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Edit: this is a TCL best buy model.
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This Pioneer Roku TV is a budget big screen that stands out for quick Roku performance and solid basic everyday use. The picture is described as standard 4K and good enough for casual viewing, with the 50 inch and 70 inch models drawing pleasant surprise for the price. It also fits well in secondary spaces like a garage, man cave, or patio. The main caveat is that the panel and internal components are not premium, so it is better suited to basic viewing than demanding gaming or home theater use.
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The picture is described as standard budget 4K: acceptable for casual viewing, but not exceptional. Some owners were pleasantly surprised and found it impressive for the price, while others say it won't compete with higher-end TVs.
It's best suited to basic or secondary use, such as a guest room, garage, man cave, or patio. The picture is serviceable for the price, but it's not aimed at primary viewing or daily gaming, and an extended warranty may be worth considering.
Budget models may use cheaper internal components, so a separate streaming stick can reduce wear on the TV's motherboard and storage chips. One long-term owner reported a 55-inch unit still working fine after 3 years, but the advice is to avoid stressing the built-in smart hardware.
It appears to be a licensed Pioneer-branded Best Buy model, reportedly manufactured by TCL rather than Pioneer itself. That matters if you're comparing it to older Pioneer products or expecting a true Pioneer-built set.
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