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SAVE $51.99: As of March 3,Watch Live TV you can get a 43-inch Roku smart TV for just $198 at Amazon. That's a 25% discount and $51.99 off the list price.

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If you’re on the hunt for a budget TV that actually works, Amazon’s got a great deal going on Roku smart TVs.

Right now, you can get a 43-inch Roku Select Series 4K HDR smart TV for $198, down from $249.99. That’s a savings of 21%, making it a pretty sweet deal if you're looking to upgrade your home entertainment setup without spending a ton.

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This TV features 4K resolution, HDR10+ color technology for a life-like viewing experience, and all your favorite apps built right into the Roku platform. You’ll also be able to watch 400+ live TV channels, free movies and shows, and other streaming content. It also comes with a voice remote so you can search for shows, control smart home devices, and more by speaking directly into the remote.

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