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The Walmart Onn 4K Pro has been one of the most elusive tech gadgets of 2026. The Google TV streaming device has been leaking since March, and for the past month, Walmart has kinda-sorta been rolling it out — with random online listings and store sightings, but no official launch or announcement.
I managed to snag the Onn 4K Pro about a week ago and have been using it as my primary streaming device ever since. I wasn’t expecting much from a $60 Google TV box, but after a week of use, Walmart proved me wrong.
Do you plan on buying the new Walmart Onn 4K Pro? 6 votes Yes, once I can actually find one! 0 % Maybe, but I'm not 100% sure yet. 83 % No, I already have a Google TV streaming device. 0 % No, I don't like Google TV. 17 %
Why the Walmart Onn 4K Pro is so impressive
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As I’ve previously written about, the Apple TV 4K is my usual streaming box of choice — partly because it’s so fast and reliable. I wasn’t sure how a $60 Walmart box would hold up to a $130 Apple one, but as it turns out, that concern was unwarranted.
The Walmart Onn 4K Pro has been extremely performant after my initial week of testing. Setup was a breeze, all my apps are running smoothly, and the Google TV interface has been just as snappy as I could ask for. How that holds up after weeks or months of use remains to be seen (especially with only 3GB of RAM), but my initial impressions are extremely good.
I also really like the Onn 4K Pro’s hardware. The box itself has a hard-plastic underside with a fabric design on the top that looks quite nice under my TV (and reminds me of the Nest Audio). The port selection is solid (including an Ethernet port), and pressing the top button activates the Find My Remote function, which plays a loud sound from the remote until you locate it. None of this is groundbreaking, but for a $60 streamer, it’s all great to see.
The remote is also a highlight. It’s comfortable to hold, has a load of shortcuts, and there’s backlighting, too — something not even my Apple TV remote has.
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