Pioneer – 55″ Class LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV

Great picture quality for the price. Huge 55 inch screen with surprisingly good sound coming from the down firing speakers. It actually has some bass in it. Would recommend this tv and hope to see more tvs being released from pioneer.

Excellent TV. Nice sound and Picture , especially for a budget 55″ tv. Very easy to set up. You really don’t need to pay someone to set this up UNLESS you don’t have 2 HEALTHY people available to help you unpack it safely. I was a little concerned about it having 3 hdmi ports. If you have more than 3 hdmi accessories, you need to think about that. And it doesn’t have a 2.1 port. The sound is powerful enough for a fairly good size room. For my 15×15 living room I have the sound level on about 8-12 out of 100, but I don’t like things real loud. If you want to make use of the Dolby Vision on a ROKU device make sure you buy the right roku STICK. The newer Roku stick comes with a power cord and we did need to use that. You neeed a tv stand of more than 48″ wide. My tv stand was 48″ with curved edges and we had to switch some furniture around. It has the ability to give 4K like picture on non 4K things so we are probably not going to pay extra to upgrade our Netflix package. Goodness nows they make enough money off you. Pioneer has been making audio/visual for a long time and I didn’t buy the extended warranty, but it is worth considering especially if you live in an area with “brown outs” or irregularities in your electricity supply. This was true when I lived in WV, but where I live now is real stable. It does come with a 1 yr warranty from Pioneer. You might want to check out their warranty terms and decide after reading that. I live near a big city, so getting warranty service is something that probably wouldn’t be hard for me, but that is another thing you should consider. I’ll try to do another review after weve had a for a linger time to give you a better idea about its depenability. And there are instructions online if you get a darker picture with using the Dolby Vision setting with your ROKU stick to adjust for that. Hope that helps.