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This 32-inch Roku Smart TV is on sale for under $100, and selling fast

By Andrew Morrisey May 17, 2023 6:00PM

An onn. 32-inch Roku Smart TV on a cabinet in a living room.

Walmart is selling a Roku TV for under $100. What else can we say? This 32-inch Onn. Roku HD TV is nothing to write home about, but if you need a quality smart TV in your kitchen, garage or dorm room, you’re not going to find anything cheaper without resorting to Craigslist. Right now it has a $46 discount, bringing it from $144 to $98. Check it out before the sale is over, or read more about its smart TV features below.

Why you should buy the Onn. 32-inch Roku Smart TV

One of the most attractive features of a Roku TV is the simplicity of its user interface and the convenience it’s able to bring to your viewing experience. With all of the features of a Smart TV bundled into it, this Onn. 32-inch TV is always ready and waiting with instant access to more than 500,000 movies and TV episodes across thousands of free or paid channels. Because it’s a Roku TV, it presents your favorite content through your own customizable home screen. The TV’s smarts also include smart home readiness, as the Onn. 32-inch Roku TV works with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home.

And a TV isn’t worth a purchase if it doesn’t offer a high quality picture. While this TV doesn’t sport 4K resolution, it does offer a high definition picture that manages a crystal clear picture with lifelike color and detail. It’s a great TV to break in with some of the best movies on HBO Max, or with anything that’s new on Netflix. You can pair the TV with your smartphone through the Roku mobile app, which allows you to use your smartphone like a TV remote. Gamers can even make good use of this TV, as it has a 60Hz refresh rate for smooth motion, as well as three HDMI ports for connecting multiple peripherals.

While the Onn. 32-inch Roku Smart TV would typically set you back $144, it’s currently just $98 at Walmart. That’s a savings of $46, and free shipping is included with your purchase. Hurry if you’re considering a purchase, however, as inventory is selling fast.

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It's not a secret that consumers aim for larger TVs every year, and given that so much content has started to revolve around higher resolutions, we can understand why. Of course, the issue is that large 4k TVs tend to be expensive, so finding TV deals for large screens can be difficult, and that's why we like Onn.'s TVs in general. Onn is a brand mainly targeted toward budget offerings, so their 50-inch TV is already well priced at $238, a staggeringly low price for a 50-inch 4k TV.

Luckily, you can grab it even cheaper at Walmart, where they offer it for just $198. That's a $40 discount and brings this reasonably great and large TV in the sub-$200 range, and it even comes with a great smart TV platform, Roku, so you don't have to spend extra money on a streaming stick for a better experience. While there certainly are a couple of compromises regarding features to keep the price so low, they aren't deal-breaking, and it's well worth picking up if you don't mind a straightforward TV experience.

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Samsung’s smart portable projector is $200 off today

Samsung The Freestyle portable projector.

Portable projectors are great little devices if you want a large screen experience without having to lug around a traditional projector, which also tends to be heavy and hard to power. For example, the Samsung Freestyle is smaller than a coffee can and produces a reasonably good image. While it's true that the Freestyle has had issues with its value, the discount from Best Buy bringing it down to $600 mitigates that to some extent.

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We want to get the Samsung Freestyle's biggest issue out of the way first: it only produces an FHD picture, which may be a dealbreaker for some. Truthfully though, it's still an impressive resolution for such a small project, and the image quality is probably one of the best in the industry. It can manage around 500 nits of peak brightness, which is a bit on the lower end for projectors yet is still good for something this small. Unfortunately, the lower peak brightness means that it can't really handle the HDR that it supports, which, again, isn't a dealbreaker given that it's targeted towards portable FHD rather than 4k HDR.