This 32-Inch Roku LED TV is Under $100 During the Final Hours of October Prime Day

Stephen Johnson· Oct 8, 2026 · 1:28 AM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 10 views

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A 32-inch Roku Select Series LED Smart TV is available for $99.99 during the final hours of the October Prime Day sale. This 2026 model offers 1080p resolution and is discounted by 40% from its original list price of $179.99. The device features a user-friendly interface with voice control and preloaded free streaming options, making it a budget-friendly choice for secondary viewing areas.

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▪The 32-inch Roku Select Series Smart TV is priced at $99.99, which is a 40% discount from its $179.99 list price.
▪The television is a 2026 model that supports 1080p resolution and is designed for streaming with a simple remote control.
▪The sale is part of the October Prime Day event and is available on Amazon for a limited time.
▪The TV includes preloaded free TV options and voice control features to enhance the user experience.

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It's hard to believe you can get an HDTV released in 2026 for under $100, but you can—for the next few hours. This Roku 32-Inch Select Series Smart TV is on sale for $99.99, 40% off the list price of $179.99, at least until the October Prime Day sale ends. 32" Roku Select Series 1080p LED Smart TV (2026 Model) $99.99 at Amazon $179.99 Save $80.00 Get Deal Get Deal $99.99 at Amazon $179.99 Save $80.00 It's 1080p, so not the highest resolution, but if you need a smaller set for the bedroom or kitchen, it will more than do the job for less than the cost of dinner and a movie for two. Because it's a Roku TV, it's designed around streaming apps, with a simple-to-navigate Home Screen and an uncluttered remote control that includes voice control.

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