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Roku's own launch press release of 1 September 2026 states the Pro Series OLED is 'now available' in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes on Amazon from USD 999 (https://www.morningstar[3].com/news/business-wire/20260901166830/roku-launches-all-new-pro-series-oled-and-pro-series-lx-oled-tvs). (The Pro Series LX OLED, a different model, follows in October 2026.)
Yahoo Tech confirms the Roku[1] Pro Series OLED is already available (55-inch $999.99, 65-inch $1,199.99), with the pricier Pro Series LX OLED variant launching "in early October 2026" - consistent with the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date for the base models already being on sale.
Morningstar's own headline, "Roku[1] Launches All-New Pro Series OLED and Pro Series LX OLED TVs," carries a September 1, 2026 publish date, about a week ahead of the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date, consistent with the launch having already occurred, though the page itself could not be directly retrieved here.
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