65" onn. 4K UHD HDR Roku Smart LED TV EXPIRED

I picked up the clearance 50" ONN for $99 at Walmart earlier this year for use as a work PC monitor. Its panel is RGBW, which means solid lines look like dotted lines and text at 4k is NOT pleasing to the eye. Lots of ghosting and discoloration when dragging windows around, too. Not very well suited for gaming or daily computing. Fortunately, I just needed a large display with a lot of pixels so I kept it. I don't know if the 65" ONN in this deal is RGBW, but I'd strongly suggest doing your research unless you're just planning to watch TV or throw it in a kid's room.

Did this TVs have any RGBW issues?(Only LG ones?)

OK, here is the latest update...
I compared the Hisense-Android and TCL-Android side by side and here is the summary:-
#1. the Hisense panel is equally bad as the Onn-Roku panel i.e. HUGE white light bleed, which you can catch while playing any dark videos (search "LG OLED Demo" in youtube). I was surprised, how could there be so much difference between 2 cheap (similar priced) panels?? I mean I can understand difference between cheap panels and QLED/OLED etc but why did Hisense/Onn come up with so inferior panels? Blacks were really blacker on TCL-Android compared to Hisense (or even Onn).
#2. I also tested the "Dolby Vision" videos on Netflix and I must say that there IS some visible difference between watching the same video on Dolby Vision vs HRD10 !!! No matter how much light bleed these Hisense panels had, the clarity/contrast was kinda better on Dolby Vision compared to HRD10 (even though the dark scenes were better on TCL) !!!

I am not saying TCL is a great panel, it's probably far from Samsung or LG or Sony but still looks like way better than Onn/Hisense !!!
You can see in the attached images, the "Hisense (Dolby Vision)" shows more details about the character's face compared to that in the "TCL (HDR10)", although you can also see the light bleed at the top/bottom in the "Hisense (Dolby Vision)" pic. So even though the panel itself seem to bleed a lot of light, the Dolby Vision technology somehow covers it up in the details !!!

So I now am kind of split between better TCL panel Vs Dolby Vision Hisense panel !

By any chance, do you guys think it would be possible to have some kind of firmware/Android update on TCL making it "Dolby Vision" compatible or is it like a Display/hardware property built into the panel itself so basically impossible to get it via software updates???

Thanks for sharing! May I ask if the Onn tv has Dolby Vision? Someone in previous post says it is the same tv as Hisense just different brand name.

No RGBW on the 65" in this deal (thankfully). The 50" ONN from way back when had a garbage panel, but the 65" is gorgeous IMO. I have no clue if the 50" was an LG panel. LG took a lot of flak for RGBW, but I don't believe RGBW is exclusive to LG.

Did this TVs have any RGBW issues?(Only LG ones?)

Nope !
Onn is not Dolby Vision !

I went to live tv then scan channels but no channels found. Are these the steps you took or am I missing something. I guess I got a bad tuner.

Anyone use a receiver with this ONN?

I've turned the speakers off in the main ONN settings. However whenever I hit the volume up/down on my receiver remote it shows the ONN speaker graphic on the TV. Highly annoying since I change volume a lot while watching movies/tv shows. Need to figure out a way to turn off the animation.

Are you sure that the remote is actually controlling the receiver and not the TV? And are you sure the OSD is from the TV and not the receiver? If both of those check out, make sure HDMI-CEC is turned off.

Finally set up this and the TCL. Definitely keeping this, might keep the TCL too. Both are pretty good for the price.

I slightly prefer the speakers on the TCL, but both are weak, as expected.

The TCL has just a bit of vertical banding on grey backgrounds. This Onn doesn't.

I believe I got pretty lucky as both sets have very little bleed and no faulty pixels.

Both are pretty uniform. The corners are dim, as expected. This slightly better than the TCL in this respect.

Twitch app is no longer available on Roku, that's a downside of the Onn for me.

Overall, very nice TVs for $230.

Note for the Onn you need to install the Roku app on your phone/tablet to make "advanced" color adjustments outside of the basic cool / normal / warm presets (edit: and color and tint bars).

I will hopefully get to fine tuning but for now I just changed the mode to "movie" and the color temp from "warm" to "normal" and it looks ok.

Big Edit: I am keeping both, but I now prefer the TCL. I've been able to spend more time with each and after tweaking both to the best of my ability (which is only medicore) the TCL blacks are notably better than the ONN.

Sorry if these have already been posted!

1. Looking for general opinions between this and the TCL that was at Target. I bought both, but haven't opened them up yet. Any opinions welcomed! (I don't really care about android vs roku, just picture quality, build quality,other settings, etc.)

2. With all of the talk of the extended warranties (which I did not buy as I thought I could add it afterwards) does anyone have a pic from Walmart site that said you could buy it afterwards? I remember seeing it when buying it, but not anymore.

Finally set up this and the TCL. Definitely keeping this, might keep the TCL too. Both are pretty good for the price.

I slightly prefer the speakers on the TCL, but both are weak, as expected.

The TCL has just a bit of vertical banding on grey backgrounds. This Onn doesn't.

I believe I got pretty lucky as both sets have very little bleed and no faulty pixels.

Both are pretty uniform. The corners are dim, as expected. This slightly better than the TCL in this respect.

Twitch app is no longer available on Roku, that's a downside of the Onn for me.

Overall, very nice TVs for $230.

Note for the Onn you need to install the Roku app on your phone/tablet to make "advanced" color adjustments outside of the basic cool / normal / warm presets (edit: and color and tint bars).

I will hopefully get to fine tuning but for now I just changed the mode to "movie" and the color temp from "warm" to "normal" and it looks ok.

Big Edit: I am keeping both, but I now prefer the TCL. I've been able to spend more time with each and after tweaking both to the best of my ability (which is only medicore) the TCL blacks are notably better than the ONN.