Roku Sensible TV – 65-Inch Plus Collection 4K QLED RokuTV with Roku Voice Distant Professional, Dolby Imaginative and prescient, Hanging 4K Decision, Automated Brightness, & Seamless Streaming – Dwell Native Information & Sports activities

Worth the money
I love this TV, plenty of features plenty of apps not sure about the sound because I use it with a sound bar, picture is great, very lightweight, easy set up, I don’t really care for the remote all that much but still for the price can’t beat it, I’ve had other TVs that I’ve paid a fortune for that were absolute garbage, this one connects to the Internet every time, never drops a show, never delays, you can adjust lots of personal settings how they recommended, I had a smaller version in another room I’ve had for years still going strong

Ruku Great for Free App Steaming Value
I specifically bought this for Roku ease of user controls. Includes Roky LIVE Channels (800) and Streaming Channels- a separate selection. In addition you may add free or subscription apps in your custom directory. I have a News, Sports, History/ Discovery section as well. Easy to customize move favorite apps to the top etc. Customize sounds, views, backgrounds etc. I had to get use to the remote being USB charging- no batteries. Once remote and headphone (in remote) did not work, I remembered I forgot to charge USM like every 4 days or so. I plug it in overnight. Self updates and Roku constantly adding new app channels. Picture astounding clear. My only suggestion- speakers should project to the FRONT of the screen rather than on bottom of the screen. Nit pic is acceptable however. Great value.

Can’t disable HDR10+ in Picture settings, looks like mud
I’ve had this TV for about 2 months now, and the picture quality is fine UNLESS you’re streaming a show that comes in HDR10+, which this TV apparently isn’t able to support. The HDR10+ capability in the product description is flat-out false advertising. If a show you are watching is streaming in HDR10+, you’re staring at grey mud. (Examples: Fleabag Season 2 on Amazon Prime; Longlegs on AppleTV.)Even worse, the picture settings on this TV do not let you drop down the resolution in order to override HDR. Apparently the older Roku TVs did let you do that in the settings, and that option is no longer there. The external Roku devices also still let you do that as well. Sadly, not this TV.In TV Settings > Picture Settings > Picture Mode, your only options are (1) HDR10+ Standard, (2) HDR10+ Bright, and (3) HDR10+ Dark. Inexplicably, HDR10+ Dark looks lighter than HDR10+ Standard or HDR10+ Bright, but all three look like garbage: way too dark and desaturated of color. There’s no way to select 1080p or even SD — either of those would be vastly preferable. All those Youtube videos purporting to show you how to deactivate HDR10+ in Roku (I’ve watched them all in search of a solution) are showing options in the settings that do not exist on this particular Roku TV.This has been a known issue with Roku TVs for some time, based on what I’m seeing in the Roku discussion forums, and it has not gotten fixed. The Roku support people just copy and paste in the same, outdated language in every forum telling you to adjust it in settings that no longer exist for this TV. All Roku needs to do is add that setting back in that used to exist before, but sadly that hasn’t happened. This problem makes certain shows completely unwatchable. Save your money and don’t buy this TV if you want the option of watching newer shows, which increasingly do come in HDR10+ by default.P.S. Deactivating HDR in the settings in the Amazon app on the Roku TV doesn’t solve the problem either. (AppleTV doesn’t have that feature at all, not that it would make a difference apparently.)