- Another Google Walmart TV box has been seen
- This could be the walmart onn 4k plus
- The device has apparently been part of an early test program
We know that there is no more Google Chromecasts on the road, with Google TV streamer acting as a replacement in the Google Smart Houses line, and it seems that Walmart has another chromecasting picture in the pipe.
After the Walmart Onn 4K Pro that we saw released last year, there are now signs of a Walmart Onn 4K more at the Home Tester Club (through 9to5google). Multiple gadget reviews have been left, along with images of the packaging and its content.
It seems that the device may have been launched early as part of a limited test program, before being properly revealed by Walmart. Comments on the Walmart Onn 4K Plus seems to be mostly positive, praise for its simplicity and low price.
That price is not specifically mentioned, so we will have to wait for clarity about it. The 2024 Walmart Onn 4K Pro costs $ 49.88, while the standard box is only $ 19.88, so it should be between those two points (these devices are not available internationally).
Intelligent specifications
There are some suggestions in the specifications of the Walmart Onn 4K Plus of the reviews and the images. In addition to the 4K video output with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos Support, we also have 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of incorporated storage.
As for the chipset, it is said that it is a four -core chip with a G310 V2 GPU, that the 9th5google team believes that the amlogic S905x5 could be, that is a newer chip than the one in the onn 4K Pro that sells Walmart.
However, the Pro box has 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage. This new device seems to be more a replacement for the basic onn box that was launched in 2023, and is now quite outdated with 2 GB of RAM and only 8 GB of storage on board.
We have not yet heard anything officially from Walmart, but since there are now a month of Onn 4K Plus online reviews, it shouldn’t spend much time before the transmission device is out and available to buy with Google TV on board.
