Best Buy has
Pioneer 4K Smart Roku TV on sale as listed below.
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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 is a very cheap big-screen option for an extra bedroom, garage, or guest room. The 43-inch model has worked flawlessly for months in one setup, and a 50-inch unit handled heat and cold without issues. The Xumo version has also run well for almost a year and supports Chroma 4:4:4 for computer use. The main cautions are that it is low-tier hardware, the Roku interface can be cluttered with ads, the 43-inch uses a 200x300 VESA pattern, and audio mode switching has been mentioned as a possible issue. It fits best where price matters more than premium polish.
People needing a cheap extra-bedroom TV, because the picture and specs are fine for casual use in a spare room or garage.
Computer users wanting a budget TV monitor, because it supports Chroma 4:4:4 for text clarity.
Shoppers putting a TV in a hot garage or cold storage space, because one unit kept working through heat and winter cold.
Buyers wanting a low-use guest-room TV, because it is acceptable for a room that only gets used a couple times a year.
People mounting a 43-inch TV on a common small wall bracket, because its 200x300 VESA pattern may not fit standard 100-200mm mounts.
People who want dependable long-term everyday use, because one 50-inch unit quit after only five hours.
People sensitive to Roku home-screen clutter, because the interface can greet you with full-screen video ads.
People who need a polished main living-room TV, because it is described as low-tier and better suited to a guest bathroom.
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Once a clean uncluttered quiet likeable home page.
Roku user since 2010
It is Chroma 4:4:4 as well for people planning to have it hooked up to a computer.
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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Edit: now I see that in the OP, but it's still weird for a "small" TV
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