Walmart[walmart.com] has onn. 75" Class 4K UHD (2160P) LED Frameless Roku Smart TV (100044717) for $398. Shipping is Free > Shipping and availability for store pickup will vary by location
Product Description
75" (74.5" actual diagonal) 2160p UHD LED TV
4K (2160p) Resolution - Crystal clear picture, bringing out more lifelike color, texture and detail
Smart Home Ready - Works with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home
60hz Refresh Rate - Smooth motion while gaming or watching sports
What's in the box? 1 onn. Roku TV 75", 1 Roku TV remote control (batteries included), 1 Quick Start Guide and 1 TV stand + hardware
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Walmart[walmart.com] has onn. 75" Class 4K UHD (2160P) LED Frameless Roku Smart TV (100044717) for $398. Shipping is Free > Shipping and availability for store pickup will vary by location
Product Description
75" (74.5" actual diagonal) 2160p UHD LED TV
4K (2160p) Resolution - Crystal clear picture, bringing out more lifelike color, texture and detail
Smart Home Ready - Works with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home
60hz Refresh Rate - Smooth motion while gaming or watching sports
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Can't speak for the particular model but I've had awful experience with the brand in general. In fact, the worst "4k" picture I've ever seen was on an Onn. That piece of junk lasted just over a year. The cheap 1080p set that I had at the time was actually a starkly better picture. I remember a Walmart electronics employee telling me that half the BF TVs they sell of Onn will be returned after Christmas. If it were me looking for a new TV at around $400, I wouldn't let the 75" sway me...a bad picture on a bigger screen is awfully noticeable.
Last edited by BrianD1175 March 2, 2025 at 07:05 PM.
Yep. Much more glue used to hold things together. Almost impossible to do repair work on the glued together parts. Makes it a "throwaway" when comes time for a repair.
Yep. Much more glue used to hold things together. Almost impossible to do repair work on the glued together parts. Makes it a "throwaway" when comes time for a repair.
ONN TVs have been throw away since day 1.
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these are the two I'm currently considering to replace my perfectly fine onn. 65" tv that i've had for a few years. just need a little bigger size...
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