Best Buy has
Pioneer 4K Smart Roku TV on sale as listed below.
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Eragorn for sharing this deal.
Available Options:
- 43" (PN43-R851-26U) $129.99
- 55" (PN55-R851-26U) $179.99
- 65" (PN65-R851-26U) $279.99
- 70" (PN70-R851-26U) $299.99
- 75" (PN75-R851-26U) $379.99
Specs (43"):
- 43" Class LED, 4K UHD (2160p), 60Hz, Direct Lit backlight
- HDR10
- Roku TV smart platform
- Screen mirroring: Apple AirPlay, Chromecast
- TV Tuner: ATSC, NTSC, Clear QAM; RF antenna input
- Built-in speakers, 2ch, Dolby Audio
- Wi-Fi 5
- VESA Mount: 200 x 300mm
- Weight: 13.03 lbs (with stand) / 12.9 lbs (without stand)
- Dimensions (with stand): 37.69" W x 23.6" H x 8.27" D
- ~$19/yr estimated operating cost
- 1-yr limited warranty (parts & labor)
- Model: PN43-R851-26U | SKU: 6623790
- Ports:
- 4x HDMI (1 with eARC)
- 2x USB-A
- 1x LAN
- 1x Optical digital audio, 1x 3.5mm audio out
- 1x Composite video
Top Comments
After that the price popped in and out but no more free wall installation.
85" in the low 400s or high 300s is the plan!!
Community Reviews
This Pioneer Roku TV looks like a very cheap budget set best suited for a guest room, extra bedroom, garage, or other low-use space. The 43 inch model has a 200 by 300 VESA pattern, and the Xumo version has run flawlessly for almost a year while supporting Chroma 4, 4, 4 for computer use. A 50 inch unit has also handled heat and cold in a backyard storage setup without issues. The main caution is uneven reliability, with one 50 inch failing after five hours and Roku adding more full-screen ads.
People outfitting a guest bathroom or spare bedroom, because it is a cheap TV with okay specs for low-use spaces.
Shoppers needing a computer-connected TV, because it supports Chroma 4:4:4 for text clarity.
Garage or backyard setups, because it has been used through heat and cold without issues.
Buyers wanting a large screen on a tight budget, because the bigger sizes are priced far below typical 4K TVs.
People mounting a 43-inch set on a standard small-TV bracket, because its 200x300 VESA pattern may not fit common 100-200mm mounts.
People expecting consistent long-term reliability, because one 43-inch unit ran for months while a 50-inch unit failed after five hours.
People who want a clean, uncluttered Roku home screen, because the interface can greet you with full-screen video ads.
People who need dependable audio mode switching, because headphone-mode switching can have audio issues.
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After that the price popped in and out but no more free wall installation.
85" in the low 400s or high 300s is the plan!!
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