Walmart has started selling its new Google TV streaming devices ahead of an expected wider rollout. The Onn 4K Pro and a new 4K streaming stick are now listed on Walmart’s website and available at select store locations across the United States. These two Google TV devices offer shoppers low-cost alternatives to premium streamers. The Onn 4K Pro is priced at $59.88 for the black model and $49.88 for the grey version, while the streaming stick is listed online at $39.88. However, according to in-store buyer reports cited by AFTVNews, some Walmart locations sold the streaming stick for under $20.
Walmart’s new Google TV devices: specs, prices, and launch details
The Onn 4K Pro (2026) comes with 3GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Wi-Fi 6, and a 100Mbps Ethernet port. It also has built-in Google Gemini for voice commands and supports Matter-over-Thread so that it can work as a smart home hub. The remote includes a backlight and a “Find My Remote” button. The Verge points out that its design is similar to Google’s $99.99 Google TV Streamer.
The 4K streaming stick supports 4K output and HDR in select apps, though early tests show it lacks Dolby Vision. It does include Dolby Atmos. A Reddit user reported that the stick runs Netflix, YouTube, Emby, and Kodi without slowdown.
Walmart has not yet shared any official news. Right now, you can order the devices for shipping or pick them up in places like Burbank and Los Angeles. Since the devices are showing up online and in stores, a nationwide launch is likely in the next week. If you want a budget-friendly Google TV device, you can check your local Walmart’s inventory online or stop by a store. The Onn 4K Pro is a good choice if you need extra storage and smart home features. The streaming stick is a solid option for basic 4K streaming without spending much.
In conclusion, Walmart’s new Google TV devices are quietly reaching customers, with competitive specs and prices that challenge Roku and Amazon’s Fire TV lineup.
