SAVE $151: Walmart’s onn. 50-inch 4K Roku TV is on sale for just $178 as of May 15. That’s nearly 50% off its list price of $329.
There’s two kinds of people in the world: those who splurge on fancy specs and those who opt for the cheapest model they can find that’ll still get the job done. I fall into that second category.
Nearly three years ago, I moved to a new place and needed a bigger (and newer) TV to fill the space a bit better than my old 32-inch model from college (don’t judge me). I ended up grabbing the onn. 50-inch 4K Roku TV, which is Walmart’s own TV brand, because it was on sale for only $238. After years of watching endless hours of New Girl and literally hundreds of NHL games, I can honestly say I love this thing. It’s reliable, looks great, and is equipped with the best smart TV platform (in my opinion), Roku TV. The one thing I don’t love? It’s now way cheaper than when I bought it.
As of May 15, the onn. 50-inch 4K Roku TV is on sale for an outrageously low $178. That’s nearly 50% off the list price of $329 and $60 less than when I found it on sale back in 2022.
Specs wise, the Walmart brand TV isn’t anything spectacular, but if you just want a way to stream your favorite shows, movies, and sports, you probably won’t care. It’s equipped with 4K UHD and HDR10, so it looks good to the average viewer. It’s compatible with Apple AirPlay, Apple Home, Google Home, and Alexa, includes plenty of connections for your peripherals (3 HDMI inputs, 1 composite, 1 USB, 1 LAN, 1 coaxial/cable, 1 optical, and 1 headphone jack), and can be set up in minutes. The sound isn’t going to wow you, but you can always connect external speakers or a soundbar to boost it up a few notches like I did. With all the money you’ll save on the TV itself, you can splurge on a sound system.
Mashable Deals
If you’re concerned about buying a Walmart brand TV instead of a well-known brand like LG or TCL, a two-year limited warranty should ease your mind. Plus, mine has been kicking for nearly three years and I’ve never had a single complaint or issue. If you’re like me and don’t care much about specs and just want something reliable, it’s going to be hard to beat a 50-inch 4K TV for only $178.
