Onn 4K Pro (2026)

Amlogic S905X5M processor and performance

Blog.lon.tv reported that the 2026 Onn 4K Pro runs on an Amlogic S905X5M processor with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, and that the interface felt responsive in testing. The outlet's benchmarks indicated the processor is roughly three times faster than the previous Onn model and outperforms the current Google TV Streamer, though it still falls significantly short of the Nvidia Shield.

Cordcuttersnews found that launching demanding applications such as YouTube TV happens smoothly with minimal lag. Jamisonjohnson.me wrote that the 3GB of RAM provides enough memory for smooth everyday navigation and app switching, and called the 32GB of storage one of the Pro model's biggest advantages over budget devices with 8GB.

Blog.lon.tv added that owners of the previous version may find little reason to switch, because many of the new software features have been backported to the older hardware.

Hands-free voice control and smart speaker mode

Cordcuttersnews called the built-in smart speaker with far-field microphones the standout innovation, allowing users to speak commands to power on the television or launch services like Netflix without the remote. Blog.lon.tv noted that when the television is off, the box can function as a standalone smart speaker for controlling home automation devices.

Blog.lon.tv also described the Gemini integration, which allows more complex voice queries than standard voice search, such as filtering recommendations by specific actors. For privacy, the outlet pointed to a physical switch on the exterior that disables the microphone.

Ethernet, USB, and Wi-Fi 6

The back panel houses an HDMI output, a USB 2.0 port, and a 100 Mbps Ethernet jack, according to Blog.lon.tv. The outlet found that the onboard Wi-Fi provided significantly faster data speeds, reaching approximately 500 Mbps compared to the 100 Mbps limit of the wired port.

9to5google described the switch from USB 3.0 to USB 2.0 for the rear USB-A port as one big downgrade, a headache for anyone who plays local media from USB devices. The same report noted that power now comes over USB-C instead of the previous model's barrel plug.

Playback limits for home theater enthusiasts

Blog.lon.tv found that the box supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for mainstream services like Netflix and Disney Plus, but presents challenges for high-fidelity playback. Frame rate matching worked in Netflix, while Disney Plus and Apple TV did not switch to 24p mode in the outlet's tests, which can lead to motion jitter.

For local media libraries, Blog.lon.tv reported that the device does not support Dolby Vision Profile 7 or lossless audio pass-through. The outlet also noted that although the hardware is 64-bit, the operating system is a 32-bit version of Android 14, which prevents certain applications, particularly high-end emulators, from running.

Remote and design

Jamisonjohnson.me listed voice control, backlit buttons, dedicated streaming-service buttons, programmable controls, and Find My Remote among the remote's features, describing the remote finder as a minor feature until it is actually needed. Cordcuttersnews praised the braille labeling on the remote and noted it has a slightly more pronounced clicky feel than premium alternatives.

Blog.lon.tv described a fabric covering, offered in light grey or black, and a remote finder button on top of the box. Cordcuttersnews cautioned that the box form factor may not suit wall-mounted televisions, where hiding the device proves challenging.

Price and availability

9to5google reported the 2026 model selling for $60, a price hike of around $10 from the prior model. Jamisonjohnson.me wrote that at $60 the Pro is no longer the extraordinarily cheap device earlier Onn boxes were, but that the hardware still provides strong value.

Jamisonjohnson.me identified finding one as the biggest problem, describing out-of-stock listings online and stock that varies from one Walmart store to another.