Philips 43" 1080p LED Roku Smart TV - 43PFL4775/F7

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far everything is great. I love Roku, and its also in sink with Spectrum, through WiFi. You dont need a cable box:) The picture and sound is really GOOD. To me it is easier than the Fire stick. I will buy a bigger smart TV for my Living Room. Im very happy. Thank You/

So far I'm enjoying my new tv. I've never had a roku tv and it's quite nice,the pictures very clear, the sound is great which makes me happy. How long it will last? Who knows, but I did get smart and get the warranty. If asked would I recommend, I'd say yes..very nice and I enjoy nice things."Who doesn't ".

The item was on sale and had the lowest price of any similar item. Arrived very secure with no damage to packaging. Was very easy to install and set up. Had a cool feature I haven't seen before that offered to set up additional devices during the intifada set up of the TV itself.

Honestly, I just wanted a cheap 43 inch Roku TV. My 2 yo Westinghouse Roku from Best Buy broke already (lines across the screen that ate unfixable), and that's ridiculous. For the price, this one so far is just as good, and hopefully better, than the Westinghouse.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The quickness of moving from one channel to another is appreciated when I'm in a surfing mood. Had an older 32" TV and am delighted with the wider format of the 40" screen. Almost feel like I am in a movie theater.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This TV was a great price and very easy to set up. I think a Roku TV is the easiest TV to use. The picture is very good and the sound is good. I have nothing to complain about so far. I hope it lasts.

Doesn't come with mounting screws like the original ones (not from Walmart) do—not sure if Walmart decided to save few Pennies or not but that's just stupid. Anyways. Tv is very light, good for mounting, and I know Philips is a good brand let's just hope this tv will last several years—if it does it's worth the price. I will never buy 4k since our eyes can't actually capture that type of resolution. It won't know the difference between 2 and 4k. Most anyone should go is 2-3k and that's stretching it. 1080p is where you want to stay at. Don't destroy your rods and cones in your eyes by adjusting to higher resolutions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm somewhat pleased with this TV. Great picture and I like the way it scans internet for channels. Sound is a bit tinny so I added a philips sound bar and woofer which sounds much, much better. I hooked it to the TV using HDMI(arc). Half the time it won't come on with the TV. Also when the sound bar is on, the TV volume has a very slow response. If the processing in the TV was faster, I don't think there would be any problems.

Good picture and volume, easy installation, I like that it works with Google Assistant. Cons: the Roku remote is tiny and difficult to use if you have hands larger than a 6 year old. Difficult to use the remote without hitting the volume buttons or the mute button.

It's a nice TV but beware that it you have AT%26T/DIRECTV it is NOT COMPATIBLE. You have to use 1 remote control for the channels and your TV remote for the volume. AT%26T/DIRECTV LIED when they were called about the compatibility of using a smart TV. I didn't want to use it as that,but you can't prog