Walmart Deal Alert: Get a Smart TV for $88
Hurry -- under $250 TVs are selling out fast.
Inflation has impacted all of us. People are buying less since things cost more. So when a deal like this happens, we just have to let you know. Smart TVs. At Walmart. For less than $250. And some are even less than $100! Can you believe that big-screen, UHD TVs can actually be affordable? They sure can -- all without sacrificing the qualities of a pricier smart TV.
Get a high-quality TV from Walmart now and upgrade the way you watch all your favorite streaming shows.
Oh, psst: while you're saving big on TVs, get a soundbar for $38.
Top Walmart TVs for sale for $250 or less:
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50" Hisense Class 4K UHD Roku smart TV, $248 (down from $278)
- 40" Sceptre Class FHD 1080p LED TV, $148 (down from $198)
- 32" Samsung Class HD (720p) smart LED TV, $191 (down from $198)
- 24" Onn Class HD (720p) LED Roku smart TV, $88 (down from $138)
You don't have to spend the big bucks to get a good smart TV these days. A lot of the pricing in 4K streaming, ultra-high-definition televisions comes from the brand name anyway. But don't take our word for it: not only are all the TVs on this list under $250, they also have a four-star rating or higher and tons of positive customer reviews.
With so many streaming services, award-winning films, excellent TV shows and nail-biting sports programs, many of us rely on a high-quality TV to get the best picture and sound available. After all, we want a theatrical experience right in our own homes, don't we? But some televisions are really pricey these days -- some even cost over $10,000. The good news is we've found you some amazing TV deals, so you don't have to spend that to get a good-quality TV.
There are other great ways to save at Walmart right now. When you shop the retailer you'll find swimwear under $50, $40 clothes from The Pioneer Woman, plus the latest May 2023 deals at Walmart.
Vizio smart TVs
It's the 43-inch Class V series from Vizio, and it comes with 4K UHD display and a resolution of 1080p -- which is pretty dang good for a TV that costs less than $250, if you ask me. Of course, it has SmartCast, but Apple AirPlay and Chromecast are also built right in. With features such as Dolby Vision Bright Mode, full array backlighting, active pixel tuning and its V-Gaming system with a 48-60 fps variable refresh rate, you'll love your new smart TV and its wallet-friendly price.
43" Vizio Class V-Series 4K UHD LED smart TV, $238 (down from $268)
$238 at WalmartCheck out the other Vizio smart TVs below:
Samsung and LG TVs
Get high-definition picture with an LG smart TV. This TV offers a crisp picture with a HDR 720p display and LG's advanced tone mapping. There are two HDMI inputs for all your favorite entertainment and there's a WebOS so that all your favorite streaming platforms work. Plus, just look at that price!
32" LG Class HD (720p) smart LED TV, $142 (down from $158)
$142 at WalmartIf you prefer Samsung to LG, there's a similar 32-inch TV for sale at Walmart. It comes with Samsung's Ultra Clean View, PurColor and Micro Dimming Pro technologies.
32" Samsung Class HD (720p) smart LED TV, $191 (down from $198)
$191 at WalmartPhilips Roku smart TVs
This Philips TV (yes, the same Philips that makes your toothbrush and electric trimmer) has 1080p high-definition resolution, airplay, vivid display and great audio. Best of all, this Android-powered smart TV has Google Assistant ready to go so that you can watch movies and TV episodes from AndroidTV right at your fingertips.
32" Philips Class FHD (1080p) Roku smart LED TV, $118 (down from $133)
$118 at WalmartOnn Roku TVs
Walmart has its own brand of LED smart TVs with Roku called Onn. It's the most affordable TV on this list. You can use the remote or the sound of your own voice (with the Roku app) to control this television. It's compatible with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa or Google Home. The Onn Roku TV comes with three HDMI connections, one composite, one USB, one optical, one coaxial/cable and one headphone jack, so you can stay connected to your favorite forms of entertainment.
If you need a new budget-friendly smart TV for under $100, go with Onn.
24" Onn Class HD (720p) LED Roku smart TV, $88 (down from $138)
$88 at WalmartIf you want a bigger Onn TV, you can get a 32-inch screen for only $10 more.
32" Onn Class HD (720p) LED Roku smart TV, $98 (down from $144)
$98 at AmazonHisense UHD TVs
The Hisense TVs have a lot of key smart TV features that major brand TVs are known for, but at a much lower price. You get 4K ultra-high-definition resolution, Roku TV access, Dolby Vision, DTS Studio Sound, a bezel-less design and a gaming mode with improved input lag. Plus, it works with Google Assistant or Alexa.
50" Hisense Class 4K UHD Roku smart TV, $248 (down from $278)
$248 at WalmartGet a smaller model for less money.
TCL HD Roku smart TVs
This is the 3-series TCL that can help you cut the cord and access everything via streaming -- and it's all in HD. The dual-band Wi-Fi is perfect for streaming platforms. There's an easy-to-use remote and a simple, intuitive interface.
32" TCL Class 3-Series 720p HD Roku smart TV, $106 (down from $148)
$118 at WalmartGet a bigger model with 4K ultra-high definition, too... for only $238.
50" TCL Class 4-Series 4K UHD Roku smart TV, $238
$238 at AmazonSceptre 4K UHD smart TVs
Upgrade your entertainment experience with the 4K ultra HD resolution on a Sceptre TV. There are over eight million pixels on the screen that give you unparalleled color and brilliance for a budget TV. There are four HDMI ports (with HDMI 2.0 equipped), so you can stream or connect anything you want in 4K. There's a 43-inch LED panel and an HDR display.
43" Sceptre Class 4K UHD LED TV, $188
$188 at WalmartAll the under $250 Sceptre LED TVs from Walmart:
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