Roku 65″ Pro Series OLED
The cheapest 65-inch OLED in the October roundup. Promising, with too little history to call it proven.
$799.99 as of Amazon, Prime membersAbout a month of price history, and a Prime-only badge when checked.
My callWait
Where I’d buy it
This TV is an Amazon exclusive; Roku doesn’t sell it on roku.com, so Amazon comes first.
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Price details
- Source
- Popular Science,
- List price
- $1,199.99 (Techlicious, at launch)
- History
- Announced Sept 1, so about one month of history. From Sept 24 to Oct 4 the same $799.99 needed code ROKUOLED400 (Techlicious); on Oct 5 Popular Science saw it as a Prime-only price. Amazon did not show me a price on Oct 7.
This price is from Oct 5, 2026 and may have changed. Check the retailer before you buy.
Why I’d buy, why I’d skip
Why I’d buy
- You already pay for Prime and want a 65-inch OLED under $800.
- Your household already uses Roku’s software.
Why I’d skip
- You want a price with a long history behind it. The Samsung S85H at $1,297.99 was the lowest in about six months.
- You don’t have Prime. The deal carried a Prime-only badge when checked.
- You can wait. NBC Select puts TVs on its October skip list.
The three specs that matter
- Panel
- OLED Source: Popular Science
- Size
- 65 inches Source: Popular Science
- Launched
- Sept 1, 2026, at $1,199.99 Source: Techlicious
The rest of what I noted
- Where sold
- Amazon only Source: Amazon listing title (55-inch), via Techlicious
- Deal condition
- Prime-only badge when checked on Oct 5 Source: Popular Science
What holds up
- The lowest entry price to a 65-inch OLED in the dated sale table.
- A useful baseline to judge Black Friday prices against, even if you wait.
What to weigh
- “Lowest ever” covers about a month of history, which is a short window.
- The price needed Prime when Popular Science checked, and a code before that.
- It is an Amazon exclusive, and the Amazon button under Where to buy opens search results because I have not confirmed the 65-inch listing’s address. Check the size before you add it to a cart.
- My sources give little beyond panel, size and price, so compare the full spec sheet before you buy.