onn (Walmart) TVs - Official Thread

[kfbkfb]

I couldn't find a thread dedicated to onn (Walmart) brand TVs...so...


I'm considering buying an onn 55" TV (for my basement home theater, it gets fairly cold there in the winter so I just want something basic).

I bought a 32" Philips TV in 2022-11, it seems that Philips/Funai, TCL and onn use the same OEM since their on screen TV status info is identical, I'm happy with the Philips but, a 55" Philips is ~$30 more than a 55" onn and the onn offers a 2 year warranty.

Anyone done any picture quality comparisons between onn TVs and (for example) Sony or LG TVs (same screen size)?


Kirk Bayne

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Originally Posted by kfbkfb

I couldn't find a thread dedicated to onn (Walmart) brand TVs...so...


I'm considering buying an onn 55" TV (for my basement home theater, it gets fairly cold there in the winter so I just want something basic).

I bought a 32" Philips TV in 2022-11, it seems that Philips/Funai, TCL and onn use the same OEM since their on screen TV status info is identical, I'm happy with the Philips but, a 55" Philips is ~$30 more than a 55" onn and the onn offers a 2 year warranty.

Anyone done any picture quality comparisons between onn TVs and (for example) Sony or LG TVs (same screen size)?




Kirk Bayne

On every Onn TV I've read reviews for as an interested person - I find many negative comments 1yr out. Like screen going out or lines in the screen. I also have heard the TCL/ONN claim/fact that they use the same panels and such but having owned a 65in TCL and read their reviews too - I can't say they end the same as often. TCL by far gets better reviews - long lasting product ones compared to Onn too. Whereas I don't think I could convince myself to buy a Onn which sucks cause their cheap $$$. As for picture quality I recommend youtube for comparisons.