Heh, you don't have to wait a few years. Just open the box and find a awkard UI, terrible Menu interface, and generally poor experience. Try any new TV, then

Heh, you don't have to wait a few years. Just open the box and find a awkard UI, terrible Menu interface, and generally poor experience. Try any new TV, then try a new Roku. I find the roku experience much better, and it's got clients for anything you can name. I use Netflix, Amazon prime, and youtube mostly, but there's 100s of others. Roku seems pretty good with keeping their devices up to date software wise for many years. It's also way cheaper to upgrade a roku than replacing a TV.