You can choose Off, Low, Medium, and High - and I can tell you now that you should never have this setting turned off, and that the Low setting wasn’t ever useful to me.
I disabled most extraneous processing, but one setting that is absolutely going to be crucial to this discussion is the local dimming setting. I used the Movie mode for SDR and HDR, and I used a customized version of Dolby Vision to measure the TV’s peak brightness and color accuracy, as well as color gamut. Now we come to the ever-important discussion of brightness. If you’d rather skip some of this geekier stuff and get to the takeaway, please feel free to scroll to the next section. I’m about to dive into some deeper measurement data next. You can also seamlessly integrate any of Roku’s soundbars, speakers, or subwoofers, along with any of Roku’s smart home devices, of which there is a rapidly growing catalog. The TV doesn’t support 4K at 120Hz, but it does support HDR, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision.
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