Roku Plus Series (2026)

Mini-LED QLED · Roku OS · 55, 65, 75″

Built-in far-field microphone

Unverified

Whether this model has a built-in microphone (beyond the remote) hasn't been confirmed from a citable source yet.

Roku's comparison table lists "Hands-free voice: Yes" for the Plus Series, with a Voice remote Pro. Roku's TV v15 guide (October 2025, before this model) says "Your Roku TV does not have a built-in microphone" and describes hands-free "Hey Roku" as a switch on the Voice Remote Pro. The 2026 quick start guide lists a "Roku TV Remote" in the box. Roku doesn't say for this model where the hands-free microphone is.

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Automatic content recognition (ACR), including over HDMI

Has ACR

This model has Roku's ACR feature (branded "Smart TV Experience"), which analyzes on-screen content — including over HDMI — to identify what's playing.

What ACR is and how to turn it off →

Roku documents opt-in ACR for live TV and connected inputs under Smart TV experience, offered the first time you use live TV or an input, with a Use info from TV inputs opt-out. The guide says turning it off doesn't delete information already collected. The guide covers Roku TVs generally, not this series by name.

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Ads in the TV's own menus

Personalisation only

Roku OS shows ads in its own menus. They can't be turned off, but the settings below change how they're personalised.

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Roku's support article describes banner ads that appear in Roku menus and screensavers.

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Scans your local network for other devices

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Local network scanning hasn't been confirmed for this model from a citable source yet.

How to put a TV on its own network →

No model-specific primary source confirming or ruling out local-network device scanning was found for the 2026 Plus Series.

Security vulnerabilities in Roku OS

Supported

This model is still receiving firmware/platform updates.

What that actually means for your TV →

Roku's TV v15 guide says the TV updates itself automatically, and the 2026 quick start guide says the internet connection is needed for automatic software updates. No support end date is given.

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ACR settings: Roku OS (Roku-branded TVs and Roku TV models from other brands)

Automatic Content Recognition (ACR)

Uncheck it to turn ACR off. Roku says ACR is not enabled out of the box, and data already collected is kept.

Older Roku TVs label it "Use info from TV inputs" on the same screen. You can also turn it off at my.roku.com → Privacy Settings → Smart TV Experience.

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Content Viewing Disclosure (US)

De-select it to opt out of Content Viewing Disclosure. For titles already disclosed, Roku's privacy policy gives an email address to opt out.

Roku's support article calls the setup option "Viewing Information Disclosure".

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Roku documents ACR in its US guides and articles. The UK privacy policy describes the same setting, but the UK user guide has no Smart TV Experience section.

Agreements and toggles can be reset by a software update, so check again after your TV updates.

Ad settings: Roku OS (Roku-branded TVs and Roku TV models from other brands)

Personalized adsAds continue, less personalised

Clear it to stop ads being personalised. Ads continue and can still be contextual.

Spelled "Personalised ads" on UK TVs. A factory reset turns it back on. The same screen has Reset advertising identifier.

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Auto-play videoRelated setting

Set to Off and videos on the home screen appear as still images instead.

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Roku's US privacy policy says that with personalised ads off, "You will still see ads".

These settings cover ads in the TV's own menus, not ads inside individual apps. Menus can change with software updates, so check again after your TV updates.

All Roku TV settings, by software version →

This page covers what this model has and collects, and where to change it, with a source for each answer. See About & sourcing for how each row above is checked, and how to report an error.