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Originally Posted by ApK
My rationale for all my Roku TVs is that
1. They have proven to get updates and stay supported longer than many Roku stand-alone devices, so it appears they build in at least a little future-proofing capacity to the RokuTVs.
2. Assuming the displays themselves last longer than the support of the built-in smart features (sadly, by no means a certainly in the era of unrepairable , disposable goods) I could always plug in a new device and forget about the built-in stuff.
3. The Roku feature tends to only add a couple of bucks to the price of set, and when there's a sale, they could be even less, so why not. it's one less device, cable, power supply and remote to deal with. At least for a while.
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I have two Roku TVs and am quite pleased. I buy low-end (32" 720p $98 and 43" 4K $200) so upgrades after X years aren't painful.