shoptillidrop2 Posted November 24, 2019 Posted November 24, 2019 If I bought one of the Onn tvs from Walmart would I be able to view Live Facebook videos on my tv?
jesusluvu Posted November 24, 2019 Posted November 24, 2019 not sure on this one. This brand has been out for a while but not as a tv and I have never used one so I am not sure.
money167 Posted November 24, 2019 Posted November 24, 2019 Any thoughts on the Onn brand that Walmart has on sale for $148? Thinking of getting for gift for someone who wants a smart tv if I can order online. Am not going to the store to fight over doorbusters.
shoptillidrop2 Posted November 24, 2019 Author Posted November 24, 2019 Onn tvs seem to have good reviews, and Roku is definitely easier to use than Amazon FireStick.
shoptillidrop2 Posted November 28, 2019 Author Posted November 28, 2019 (edited) Wow, did Walmart sell out of the 43" Onn tv that fast, or was it never available online? Either way guess I'm glad I had convinced myself to stay with my 32" another year due to finances. Edited November 28, 2019 by shoptillidrop2
riven3d Posted November 28, 2019 Posted November 28, 2019 Wow, did Walmart sell out of the 43" Onn tv that fast, or was it never available online? Either way guess I'm glad I had convinced myself to stay with my 32" another year due to finances.was never on sale online
shoptillidrop2 Posted November 28, 2019 Author Posted November 28, 2019 That's interesting riven because a couple of days ago when I was seriously considering buying the tv it said it would be available online tonight when their BF sale started.
jesusluvu Posted December 2, 2019 Posted December 2, 2019 Has anyone turned the onn tv on? Picture quality ? Mine is a Christmas present so was just wondering if it was a good buy. WELL FOR THE PRICE IT WAS AN EXCELLENT BUY
Kanyon71 Posted December 2, 2019 Posted December 2, 2019 I have not but I'm pretty sure jaymacfl said he saw a lot of them being returned to Walmart in his many trips there this weekend. Not sure the reasons why they got returned. 1
jesusluvu Posted December 2, 2019 Posted December 2, 2019 I have not but I'm pretty sure jaymacfl said he saw a lot of them being returned to Walmart in his many trips there this weekend. Not sure the reasons why they got returned. Interesting.....
freesia39 Posted December 3, 2019 Posted December 3, 2019 I have not but I'm pretty sure jaymacfl said he saw a lot of them being returned to Walmart in his many trips there this weekend. Not sure the reasons why they got returned. I can come up with some realistic and some ridiculous ones: 1. When they unboxed it and plugged it in, the image quality was not what they hoped for or expected.2. Dead pixels3. Unable to figure out how to use the SmartTV4. (don't laugh, i've heard/read this reason) - don't have WiFi enabled in the home, can't use the smart TV.5. (also true) - assumed netflix/hulu came free with the TV/didn't need to pay for the service 1
jade2002 Posted December 4, 2019 Posted December 4, 2019 I can come up with some realistic and some ridiculous ones: 1. When they unboxed it and plugged it in, the image quality was not what they hoped for or expected.2. Dead pixels3. Unable to figure out how to use the SmartTV4. (don't laugh, i've heard/read this reason) - don't have WiFi enabled in the home, can't use the smart TV.5. (also true) - assumed netflix/hulu came free with the TV/didn't need to pay for the service Those are indeed reasons I've experienced. My dad, being older bought a smart tv a couple years ago, didn't realize he had to have wifi and returned it. I had a lady come in the other day telling me about how her daughter wanted to buy her and her husband one of the smart tvs for Christmas. She told me, they didn't know anything about the smart tvs and would just keep their " dumb " tv, lol. I work service desk at Walmart. I've only had 1 of the Onn tvs returned so far. It was the $198 58 inch. His reason was that his wife " just didn't like it ". It was taken back to claims and checked, nothing at all wrong with the tv. Now, I'm not sure if we'll have more come back in the next couple of weeks or not but so far, I've only had one of them returned. 1
reeves37355 Posted December 5, 2019 Posted December 5, 2019 Those are indeed reasons I've experienced. My dad, being older bought a smart tv a couple years ago, didn't realize he had to have wifi and returned it. I had a lady come in the other day telling me about how her daughter wanted to buy her and her husband one of the smart tvs for Christmas. She told me, they didn't know anything about the smart tvs and would just keep their " dumb " tv, lol. I work service desk at Walmart. I've only had 1 of the Onn tvs returned so far. It was the $198 58 inch. His reason was that his wife " just didn't like it ". It was taken back to claims and checked, nothing at all wrong with the tv. Now, I'm not sure if we'll have more come back in the next couple of weeks or not but so far, I've only had one of them returned.I also work at Walmart, but in Claims (We process returns). We've had a few of the Onn TV's returned. Tested them. Only 1 was physically broken. The rest were marked down and sold as "open box." In fact, we sold an open box Onn 50" TV today for under $84. 2
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