Amazon's Best Selling 4K TV Is Only $194?

I Bought the CHEAPEST 4K TV on Amazon! This is a 55inch 4K TV that is the PERFECT Budget 4K TV! It has loads of high end features, including HDR support and Dolby Atmos! This cheap Roku TV is 4K 60hz panel, that is not too bad for the money! But is it a good budget gaming tv for Xbox and PS5?

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[sneekcreeper]

I think it would be nice to have a bit of data from your display review. Maybe look into getting a color calibrater. They will tell you how good the display is some hard numbers

[krypttik]

i bought the 43inch version of this tv it's perfect on my pc xbox and ps5 i have it on a sound bar it's my first 4K tv that i use for gaming

[Hank_Johnson]

I also tested this 200$ TV from Roku. My 300€/$ Philips Pus 43/7805 is better in every aspect for 100$ more. Better HDR, better Speakers, Ambilight, brighter. Its even more powerful and doesn't have ghosting in HDR10 at all with Game Mode enabled, my TV has a lower Input lag as well. It even Support 12Bit Dolby Vision, which also doesn't look bad at all given the price. So if you spend a bit more, you will get a lot more!

[FroZoneDeNiro]

Definitely reminds me of the 55 inch Vizio tv I had in 2015…Nothing but Destiny & Netflix on that! 😂 I think a better option would be, the tv’s you would see here in front of the electronics section in Walmart. You can get I believe, a 65 or 75 inch Samsung or LG LED tv for $458! And I currently have a LG 77CX OLED, and it’s been great for everything.

[CarbonRacer]

Go to display settings, and find the setting for input, select hdmi instead if auto, then find refresh rate and select 120 to automatically select the resolution compatible. You could probably make a yt short with this information.

[xeta-Mobile]

I remember my parents getting a 40inch Sony TV like 14 years ago for maybe $800+
Now seeing these better TVs for $200, is still shocking & they're much lighter too.

[rsofficial]

This TV is so cheap that they couldn’t even make the RCA logo straight!

[BruceRichwineJr]

It is worth the money if you’re just looking for a TV to take to tailgates with. No way I would want a really nice TV in that scenario. Also, don’t judge the quality of Cable from hotel rooms. Most hotels use an analog system called an MDTA that is much cheaper than equipping every room with cable boxes. The MDTA converts the signal from digital to analog degrading the picture quality immensely. I maintain one where I work and it supports up to 100 TV’s fairly well. We have so many options with online TV and satellite TV the concern for 4K is more about the availability of content more than anything else.

[danidana]

I have a 55 inch lg c2 oled in my living room. And i just ordered a 42 lg c3 for my new gaming setup.

[jeffgratt]

Leave it to Ben to make me feel like I've been scammed with my tv 😭

[BaroqueSphinx]

I currently using a 55 " 4k OLED tv in my gaming setup.

[iPlayiOS]

My man!
Playing some MCC H3 👍

Ben did you ever play customs in H3 back in the day? Like Fat Kid, Jenga, etc?

[apostolos]

If it isn't oled or lacks any kind of local dimming, I cant really call it HDR.

[RobotRon_]

All have a 43" 4k model around $200. Which is best for 4k 60hz, low input lag, side viewing angle?

[Gamergodgric]

I was going to say i have the same tv. But the back of my tv looks different. The bottom half of my tv is a bit thicker and the top half is fairly thin and no bumps like that one has.

I have a rca roku tv 55" i got in on boxing day fie really cheap in 2019. Honestly its a great tv. I was scared that there was going to be something wrong with it. Because its cheap. But no its perfectly fine. I have a series x and they work well together.

[Jurtaani]

i have 55 inch Philips 55pus8887 in my living room that i bought from the shop in January for 450€.
it has 120hz vrr support and stuff, on top of it supporting both HDR10 and Dolby vision.
on my bedroom i just bought myself Philips 50pus6754 a 50 inch 4k hdr dolby vision tv.
i did hook up my Chromecast with Google tv 4k on it for some media streaming need.
but it's main function is to work as my pc monitor.

so far only issue was that either the old hdmi cord, or the hdmi port of my laptop was not up for the 4k60hz content, but active mini displayport 1.2 to hdmi from club 3D and/or new 4k60hz rated hdmi cord solved that intermittent cutout issue that i had at 4k60hz mode.
overall while it might not be ideal to use TV as my pc monitor, i have had no issues and with the actual monitor mode on this tv, seem to have helped greatly to make the text more readable.

[The--Ghostspider]

Im more of a solo player
I mostly play single player and online games that are not heavy on frame rate
So if i buy 43 inch UHD or maybe led 1080p tv obviously under budget byt
Do you think it'll do the job?

[naceryeddou]

My xbox ss, when I enter a game, the first image remains, and when I return to the main menu, the device slows down. Is there a solution??

[yahyatabbal]

Somehow still better than my $1400 2014 Thinkpad

[sunrose]

I'm looking for a 43-55 inch qled so no screen burns for a pc gaming monitor with atleast 120hz refresh rate, so far i've found the VIZIO 50-inch MQX-Series 4K 120Hz QLED HDR10+ Smart TV with Dolby Vision, Active Full Array, 240Hz @ 1080p PC Gaming, monitor for $500 though, if anyone finds a better 120hz is good enough for m e i want to game in 2k but use desktop on 4k resolution 500 is just too much for me though i want a big screen