What size and resolution does the Roku 32-inch Select Series TV have?
It is a 32-inch LED TV with 1080p Full HD resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate and a 16:9 shape. The screen has a glossy finish and a direct LED backlight with dimming, and Roku Smart Picture picks a suitable picture mode automatically. Roku pitches it for bedrooms, kitchens and kids' rooms, where the short viewing distance makes 1080p look sharp.
Is it good value compared with buying a cheaper TV and a streaming stick?
For most small rooms, yes. You get the full Roku experience built in, including free live TV, 500+ free channels, voice search and automatic updates, so there is no separate stick or extra remote. Build quality, picture and sound are all strong, and anyone coming from a Fire TV may find the Roku home screen easier to use. The main thing to weigh is the stand, which can be fiddly.
How good are the picture and sound?
Both are strong. The picture is clear with good colour, and the screen can double as a computer monitor between shows. Sound is a stronger point than on most small TVs: it comes across clear and good, and the speakers are 2.1-channel, rated at 14 watts, with Dolby Audio, speech clarity and night mode. Bluetooth Headphone Mode is there for private listening.
Are there any real complaints about this TV worth knowing about?
Two. Stability is the one negative theme in owner feedback, and one buyer found the stand legs very hard to fit, stripped a screw and had a wobbly TV until they improvised a fix. Connectivity draws mixed reports too. Smaller gripes include the TV opening on the Roku home screen rather than your last input, and one owner discovering scratches under the screen film months after delivery, so check the screen straight away.
What ports and wireless connectivity does this TV support?
There are three HDMI ports, an optical audio output for a soundbar, a USB port and an antenna input with an ATSC tuner. Wireless covers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the latter used for the remote and for Bluetooth Headphone Mode. AirPlay 2 and Miracast let you share or mirror from a phone, tablet or laptop.
Can this TV be wall-mounted, and what comes in the box?
Yes. It takes a 200 x 200 mm VESA wall bracket, which is not included, and one owner mounted theirs on the wall of an RV. In the box you get the power cable, the voice remote with two AAA batteries included, a table stand and a user manual. Roku covers the hardware with a one-year limited warranty.