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Walmart has quietly removed its Onn 4K and 4K Plus Google TV streaming boxes from online listings, leaving only the 4K Pro and Full HD Stick; the retailer is testing a new 4K stick in select stores and developing a higher-end Onn Google TV device, signaling a strategic shift in its budget streaming lineup.
New leaks point to Walmart's first 4K Onn streaming stick, codenamed Parker (DV6137) and built by SDMC, using a Realtek RTD1325 quad‑core SoC at 1.7 GHz with 2GB RAM, 8GB storage, and USB-C power; benchmarks place it a touch above the Onn 4K Box and about 30% below the Onn 4K Plus, roughly matching Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, with rumors of two SKUs (a 1GB RAM 1080p model and a 2GB RAM 4K model); FCC leaks and leaked images hint at the new design, but official details remain pending with a late-April to early-May release window.
Walmart has raised the price of its Onn-branded Google TV streaming stick from $14.88 to $17.50, making it one of the cheapest streaming players on the market. The device runs on Google TV OS and offers popular streaming services, but only streams in HD. For an additional $2, customers can opt for the 4K version with more RAM.
Walmart is offering a 75-inch 4K TV, the onn. 65-inch 4K Roku Smart TV, for just $498 as part of its 4th of July sale, a savings of $80 from its regular price. The TV features a user-friendly interface, access to over 500,000 movies and TV episodes, and compatibility with smart home devices. It also delivers high-quality picture with crystal clear 4K resolution and a high refresh rate, making it suitable for gamers and sports enthusiasts. Free shipping is included, and in-store pickup is available.
Walmart's Google TV streaming box is now officially available for purchase after a confusing launch. The new model, part of Walmart's in-house "Onn" electronics brand, costs just $19.88 and delivers 4K streaming and Google TV with thousands of apps. It is now shipping from Walmart's website and available at most Walmart locations. The box has been popular in some stores.
Walmart's Onn-branded Google TV streaming dongle is set for imminent release, with devices already on store shelves, but customers are unable to buy it yet. The updated device replaces 2021’s Onn-branded Android TV dongles, which offered excellent streaming experiences for incredibly low prices. Walmart has not made any official announcements or release date available yet, but it is expected to launch in the next week or two.