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SAVE $151.99:Shop the Roku 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV for just $348 at Amazon. That saves you $151.99 for 30% off.

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What are Movies | Movies free | Movies latest 2022looking forward to streaming this week? Watching along to Eurovision or getting ready for another episode of The Last of Us? We can tell you where to watch all the latest hits, and now we even have a suggestion on how to watch. If you're looking for a new TV, may we suggest this Roku Smart TV with 4K resolution?

As of May 15, shop the Roku 55-inch 4K QLED Smart TV for just $348. That's $151.99 off its list price of $499.99. That's a plentiful 30% off for 4K QLED streaming. While this isn't the lowest price ever on this Roku Smart TV, it is the best deal we've spotted since early this year.

The Roku Smart TV provides 55 inches of screen for all your viewing needs. It has a 4K QLED picture with Dolby Vision to experience all your shows in their truest, most vivid color. Plus with auto-brightness, you don't need to constantly adjust your settings. It comes with built-in Roku streaming, which is our favorite streamer, for quick, clear processing.

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