Onn 43” Class FHD 1080P LED Roku Smart TV
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Our take on the Onn 43” Class FHD 1080P LED Roku Smart TV
The Onn 43-inch Class FHD LED is a budget 1080p Roku smart TV sold under Walmart's house brand. It runs the full Roku OS, so it carries the same interface, app store and search as Roku's own players, and it includes a Roku voice remote. It suits a bedroom, dorm, kitchen or second room where a 1080p panel and built-in streaming are enough. Against rivals it undercuts most name-brand 43-inch sets, but it is a 60 Hz 1080p panel without local dimming or wide color, so HDR and 4K content are not part of the picture.
- Full Roku OS with the standard app selection and voice remote
- Simple setup for anyone who has used a Roku
- 1080p resolution is a step up from 720p budget sets
- Light and easy to wall-mount or move between rooms
- 1080p only, no 4K or HDR
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What reviewers say
Owner feedback on Onn's 43-inch Roku set is mixed. People like the low cost and the familiar Roku interface, but many complain about picture quality, sound and long-term reliability.
- Picture qualityMixedOwners call the 1080p picture fine for casual viewing but note dim brightness and washed-out blacks.
- Roku interfacePraisedReviewers like the standard Roku home screen, app selection and voice remote.
- SoundCriticisedThe built-in speakers are described as thin and quiet, pushing many owners to add a soundbar.
Questions and answers
- Is this TV 4K?
- No. It is a 1080p Full HD panel, so it does not play 4K or HDR content at full quality.
- Does it have Roku built in?
- Yes. It runs the full Roku OS with the Roku app store, search and a voice remote, so no streaming stick is needed.
- What can I connect to it?
- It has HDMI and USB inputs plus an antenna connection for over-the-air channels, enough for a console, a streaming box or a soundbar.
- Is it good for gaming?
- Only for casual play. The 60 Hz 1080p panel is fine for older consoles and cloud gaming, but not for 4K or high-refresh gaming.
- Should I add a soundbar?
- Most owners would. The built-in speakers are thin, so a budget soundbar noticeably improves movies and music.
- Who is it for?
- A bedroom, dorm, kitchen or spare room where a simple 1080p streaming TV is enough.
