Currys shoppers snapping up bargain Roku Smart TV for £122 thanks to payday deal
Via TopCashback, customers can secure an additional £15 off the television, incorporating cashback to reduce the price even more. This JVC model features a full HD 1080p display with a stunning HDR screen. Both bright and dim elements of each scene are perfectly balanced when viewers watch HDR content.
Freeview Play comes as standard, alongside three HDMI connections for linking set-top boxes, gaming consoles, and additional gadgets. Customers can also operate their television using voice commands - it's compatible with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, reports the Express.
For those looking for alternatives, the Samsung 50-inch TV is available for £309. It boasts a 4.1-star rating from reviewers and has been praised as 'easy to set up' with 'great build quality'. One shopper noted: "Very good price and great features and built quality."
Shoppers could also consider a Sky Glass Gen 2 for those wanting to upgrade without a hefty upfront cost. Prices start from £14 a month across 48months or £699 up front, and plans start at £15.
But how can shoppers claim the cashback offer on the JVC television?
Here's a breakdown of how shoppers can take advantage of the offer through TopCashback with a handy step-by-step guide:
In total, new members of TopCashback will pay £122.49 after cashback. For existing members of TopCashback, shoppers will pay £137.49 after cashback.
Despite its affordable price tag, the Roku TV has received high praise from customers. One satisfied customer shared: "Excellent product, very easy to set up and connect to the internet. My old TV, which was a JVC, packed up after 12 years, so I went for the same make again. I am very pleased with the new one.
"It is exactly what I wanted: easy and simple to use. I would certainly recommend it, and I would have no hesitation in buying it again."
However, some customers expressed dissatisfaction with the Freeview feature. One disgruntled buyer stated: "I don't like the way it has Freeview. You can't seem to scroll through channels; you only pick one channel at a time. It's so annoying. All you have to do to sign up is open a Roku account, etc. Thank goodness I have my cable to just browse through channels."
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