Roku's OLED TVs discounted by up to $400 during Prime Day, starting at $700
A previously expired discount on Roku's first-ever OLED televisions has returned for the final day of October Prime Day.
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A discount on Roku's first-ever line of OLED televisions has returned to Amazon for the final day of October's Prime Day sale, after a similar deal expired roughly a week earlier.
The 55-inch Roku Pro Series OLED is listed at $699.99 on Amazon, a 30 percent reduction from its list price. Larger screen sizes in the same Pro Series line are discounted by as much as $400 off their original prices during the sale.
The Pro Series marks Roku's entry into OLED television technology, following the company's established presence in the budget and mid-range TV market with its Roku TV platform. OLED panels are generally associated with higher contrast and deeper black levels compared with standard LED displays.
The discount is tied to Amazon's October Prime Day event and is expected to end alongside the broader sale, with pricing reverting afterward unless further promotions are introduced.
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