It's very cheap, but I'd go for an LG with Roku Ultra 4K streamer for essentially the same price – and you'll get a better picture.

Despite some snags in the specs and the deliberate obfuscation of the manufacturer, the Philips Roku OLED is a solid value proposition. It's only the second Roku OLED to ever hit the US market (Sharp, which itself is majority owned by Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn was the first back in the final months of 2023).

Roku has teamed up with manufacturer Philips on its latest smart TV offering. When Roku — one of the most popular streaming device makers in North America — introduces a new high-end TV, it’s worth sitting up and paying attention.

Here's the catch: The Philips OLED Roku is a Sam's Club exclusive and is available for $1,299. Yet, even considering the price of a membership (from $25) it's cheaper than most OLEDs on the market right now.

Roku is known for its popular streaming software, which has been built into streaming sticks and devices like the Roku Ultra. Roku OS is also built directly into various smart TVs, including some from brands like HiSense, TCL, and Sharp. However, most of them have been mid-range TV models. That is now changing.

Roku is continuing its relationship with Phillips, with the launch of a new cross-branded television. The Phillips OLED Roku TV is available starting today and retails starting at $1,299 online and in stores at Sam's Club.

Fans of and have a new option. Roku has partnered with Philips to bring the first Philips 4K OLED TV to the U.S. The 65-inch Philips OLED Roku TV (formally known as the 65OLED974/F7) is currently a Sam’s Club exclusive,

Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device Philips and Roku have been buddies for a while, but now they're taking that partnership to new OLED heights.