Prime Day Deal: You Could Be Watching a $74 Onn 4K Roku TV Today With This Sale From Walmart
All of these models are available to be ordered today -- and in many places in the US, can be delivered today. You only need to order before the deals come to an end. Some even come with a slew of Apple services freebies, including Apple TV Plus, so you'll have something new to watch on your fancy smart TV.
Why choose Roku?
Apart from the price, there are a lot of reasons to choose Roku. Senior Editorial Director -- and TV reviewer extraordinaire -- David Katzmaier says that "Roku is my favorite smart TV system overall and the one I use on all of my TVs at home. It's simple, fast and has fewer ads and annoying promotions than Fire TV or Google TV. I also like its search results, which clearly provide pricing and other important info across apps."
The entry-level 24-inch Onn Roku smart TV is perfect for small bedrooms and kitchen counters, and at just $74, it's hard to beat. That's a $64 discount, and a real bargain if you're in the market for a small-screen model. It's only a 720p display, but that's more than enough at this size.
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At the opposite end of the scale, we have the 75-inch LED Roku smart TV for $398 (marked down from $428). That monster comes with a 2160p UHD display with a 60Hz refresh rate. it also comes with 3 HDMI ports for major versatility.
Somewhere in the middle, the biggest price slash is with the 50-inch 4K LED version of the same TV, marked down to $178 -- $151 off its original price of $329.
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Walmart is clearing out its Roku-powered TVs as it gets ready to make the switch to new models running Vizio software, hence the sale. But these TVs still offer wireless access to all of your favorite streaming apps and services, and, at these prices, you really can't go wrong.
Be sure to check out the full line of Onn Roku TVs to see whether there's a better deal for you -- there are plenty of options across price and size ranges for you to choose from.
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Why this deal matters
You can't beat upgrading your TV when it comes to improving your movie-watching and gaming experience. But whether you're buying for a home theater or just need to put a TV in your kid's bedroom, these deals have something for everyone. And with prices starting at just $74, they won't break the bank.
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