Walmart always has solid deals, but this one on a Roku smart TV might just be the best we’ve seen. Right now, you can grab the onn. 50” Roku Smart TV for just $178—that’s $151 off the regular price.

What it is At $298, the Onn 65″ Class 4K Roku Smart TV includes a $50 markdown and delivers a big-screen 4K UHD picture with Roku built in. It's a straightforward 65-inch LED set designed ... Read ...

It started a few days ago, and it continues amid Amazon's Prime Day bonanza -- Walmart clearing out its current roster of Roku-powered smart TVs. The deals range from a modest 24-inch version all the ...

Connectivity options include 3 HDMI ports, 1 composite input, 1 USB port, 1 optical output, 1 coaxial/cable input, 1 LAN port, and a headphone jack. The TV is also VESA mount compatible (200 x 200 mm) ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you're looking for a budget TV, you've likely considered the offerings under the Onn brand at Walmart. They are far cheaper than major TV ...

When it comes to Walmart in-house labels, one of the most popular and entertaining monikers is onn. This store brand produces everything from HDMI cables and power surge protectors to streaming ...

A viral TikTok video featuring Walmart’s 98-inch Roku TV on sale for $1,500 has captivated users. The creator, Ragin Germasian @ragin.germasian, highlights that when flat-screen TVs first launched, $1 ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. After years of researching, writing about, and using electronics, I've done my fair share of Roku TV shopping. Although I generally have a ...

Walmart has a super deal on this 50-Inch Hisense 4K UHD Roku TV that makes it cheaper than ever to upgrade your old model with a new one. The 50-Inch Hisense 4K UHD Roku TV is on sale for $214, ...

After four years, Google has finally released a more powerful streaming box for Google TV, but is the $99 Google TV Streamer worth twice the price of Walmart’s Onn Pro? Let’s weigh things out.

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