Walmart Onn 4K Pro $60 streamer review

Android Authority published a hands-on review on May 17 of Walmart’s new Onn 4K Pro, a $60 Google TV streaming box that the publication said compares favorably with more expensive devices. Reviewer Joe Maring wrote that after a week of use he was “already blown away” and called the device “one heck of a streaming box.” The review lands as Walmart’s 2026 Onn streaming lineup has moved from leaked store sightings into broader online availability. Walmart’s product page lists the Onn 4K Pro at $59.88 and describes it as the company’s “most powerful streaming device,” with 32GB of storage, 3GB of RAM, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Wi‑Fi 6, an Ethernet port and a remote with backlighting and a “Find My Remote” function. (androidauthority.com) ### What did Android Authority say stood out in daily use? Joe Maring wrote on May 17 that speed and reliability were the main surprises after a week with the box. He said app performance felt fast enough to invite comparisons with higher-priced hardware, including Apple TV 4K, which he identified as his usual streaming device. (walmart.com) The Android Authority review also framed the device around value rather than novelty. Maring said the combination of performance and features at $60 made the Onn 4K Pro unusually aggressive in the current streamer market. ### What hardware is Walmart actually selling for $60? Walmart’s current listing says the 2026 Onn 4K Pro includes Google TV with Gemini, 4K Ultra HD output, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, 32GB of storage and 3GB of RAM. (androidauthority.com) The listing also says the box includes hands-free voice control, an Ethernet port and compatibility with more than 10,000 apps. An earlier Android Authority report from April 15 said the 2026 model also adds Matter over Thread support and a USB 2.0 port, while keeping the retail price at $60. That report described the device as appearing in California Walmart stores before any formal launch announcement. (walmart.com) ### Why has this device drawn attention beyond Walmart shoppers? Walmart’s pricing is central to the attention around the box. At $59.88 on Walmart’s site, the Onn 4K Pro sits well below premium streaming boxes while offering features — including Ethernet, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, 32GB of storage and 3GB of RAM — that are often highlighted on more expensive devices. (androidauthority.com) 9to5Google reported on April 16 that the device surfaced ahead of launch with “all of the key details” visible in stores and online, and later reported on May 4 that the new Onn 4K Pro and Onn 4K streaming stick had become more broadly available online. Android Authority separately reported on May 4 that the Pro model appeared widely available online and for in-store pickup despite the lack of a formal announcement. (walmart.com) ### Is this a formal Walmart launch or still a soft rollout? Android Authority reported on May 4 that Walmart had not made an official launch announcement even as ordering opened more widely. 9to5Google described the release process as “messy” and said availability expanded in stages over several weeks. (9to5google.com) Walmart’s live product page now shows the 2026 model online, though stock status can vary by color and fulfillment method. In the version indexed today, the black model was marked out of stock while still showing the $59.88 price. ### Where can readers track what happens next? Walmart’s product page is the clearest place to watch price, stock status and listed specifications for the 2026 Onn 4K Pro. (androidauthority.com) Android Authority and 9to5Google have both continued to track availability and hands-on impressions as the rollout has widened through May. (walmart.com)