Walmart’s new ONN tablets are light on the wallet and big on the value you get
Walmart has introduced two new Android tablets under its Onn brand, catering to budget-conscious consumers. The 8.1-inch Core Tablet is designed for portability and everyday tasks, while the larger 13-inch Pro Tablet offers more screen real estate. Both devices aim to provide good performance for activities like streaming, browsing, and online classes without the high price tag of premium tablets.
- ▪Walmart's Onn brand has launched an 8.1-inch Core Tablet and a 13-inch Pro Tablet.
- ▪The 8.1-inch Core Tablet features a 1000 x 1524 resolution IPS LCD display and a 90Hz refresh rate.
- ▪Both tablets are designed for everyday use, including streaming, browsing, and light work.
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Walmart’s Onn brand has added two new Android tablets for shoppers who want a capable device without spending iPad-level money. The latest lineup includes a compact 8.1-inch Core Tablet and a larger 13-inch Pro Tablet. Both tablets are built for everyday use, from streaming and browsing to online classes and light work. What does the smaller Onn tablet offer? The Onn 8.1-inch Core Tablet is the more portable option. It is built for reading, streaming, browsing, video calls, and casual use around the house or on the go. The tablet comes in Silver and features an 8.1-inch IPS LCD display with a 1000 x 1524 resolution. Its 3:2 aspect ratio gives you a taller screen, which helps when reading articles, opening documents, or scrolling through websites.
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