The device comes with a Google Assistant-enabled remote control featuring dedicated buttons for nearly all major streaming platforms.
What you need to know
- Walmart's Onn-branded Android TV streaming devices are now available to purchase.
- The 4K model costs $30, while the FHD stick is priced at $25.
- Both models ship with a Google-designed remote control featuring a built-in microphone.
Walmart's in-house Android TV UHD Streaming Device, which was quietly announced last month, is finally available to purchase (via 9to5Google). In addition to Walmart stores, you can also purchase the device online from the retailer's website for $30.
The Onn-branded Android TV UHD Streaming Device has a similar design to Google's ADT-3 streaming device, which was announced for developers in December 2019. It also has a Google-designed remote control with dedicated buttons for popular streaming services like Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, and YouTube. The remote includes an IR blaster, too, so you'll be able to use it to control your other home entertainment devices.
Unlike the best streaming devices, however, Walmart's Android TV UHD Streaming Device appears to lack HDR support. This could be a deal-breaker for some, especially since 4K HDR content is becoming more readily available. It also misses out on the new Google TV interface that Google introduced with its Chromecast with Google TV last year.
Walmart's FHD Streaming Stick, on the other hand, isn't available online just yet. The FHD model is priced at $25 and offers all the basic features you would expect from an affordable streaming stick — including built-in Chromecast, Dolby Audio support, and access to all the leading streaming services. You can even ask Google to control your TV with your voice, thanks to the dedicated Google Assistant button and built-in microphone on the remote control.
Onn Android TV UHD Streaming Device
Walmart's UHD Streaming Device lets you access up to 4K resolution content from all leading streaming services. It also comes with Chromecast built-in, which means you can easily cast photos and videos from your mobile device to the big screen.
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