onn. 24” Class HD (720P) LED Roku Smart TV
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Our take on the onn. 24” Class HD (720P) LED Roku Smart TV
The onn. 24-inch HD Roku Smart TV is a small, budget 720p LED set with the Roku streaming platform built in. It is aimed at bedrooms, kitchens, dorms and small apartments where a compact screen and streaming apps matter more than picture quality. Against rivals like TCL and Hisense Roku TVs, it covers the basics but skips 1080p, HDR and wide viewing angles. Owners treat it as a cheap second screen, not a main TV.
- Roku interface with major streaming apps built in
- Simple setup and remote with voice search on some versions
- Compact 24-inch size fits tight spaces
- 720p is adequate on a screen this small
- Low-cost way to add a smart TV
- 720p resolution looks soft next to 1080p sets
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What reviewers say
Owners see it as a cheap, easy streaming TV for a bedroom or kitchen. Most complaints center on picture quality, sound and durability rather than the Roku software.
- Picture qualityCriticisedOwners say the 720p panel looks soft and lacks contrast compared with 1080p sets.
- SoundCriticisedReviewers call the built-in speakers thin and short on bass.
- Roku softwarePraisedUsers find the Roku interface and app selection easy to navigate.
Questions and answers
- Is 720p good enough on a 24-inch TV?
- At this size 720p is watchable, but text and fine detail look softer than on a 1080p set. It suits casual streaming, not close-up viewing.
- Does it have Roku built in?
- Yes. Roku is the TV's operating system, so streaming apps and the Roku interface are available without a separate stick.
- Can I use it as a computer monitor?
- It has HDMI inputs, so a laptop or desktop can connect. The 720p resolution and TV-focused panel make it a compromise for desk work.
- Does it support HDR?
- No. The panel is plain 720p LED without HDR, so HDR content plays in standard dynamic range.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a Roku remote and a stand are included. Check the listing for the exact remote and cable bundle.
- How does it compare with a TCL or Hisense Roku TV?
- Those brands offer similar Roku software but often add 1080p panels and better picture processing at this size. This onn. model is the more basic option.
