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I got the 40" version of this TV back in 2022. I paid a similar price then and have zero regrets. The interface isn't the fastest, the color is obviously nothing like my OLED in the living room… but what should I expect? For this price it's been a great TV that has looked plenty good enough for me as a bedroom TV.
If you get this, consider getting a cheap sound bar to go with it. The sound quality wasn't great but also not nearly as bad as some other cheap TVs I've used before. Up to you if it's worth the extra money - good luck! ;)
I own both the (2023) Onn 43" 1080p from Black Friday last year, and now the (2024) Westinghouse 43" from Target that I unpacked today. The Westinghouse 43" has a slightly louder sound with slightly better sound quality than Onn. Not dramatic difference, however.
Westinghouse's power button is a joystick type with separate menu button located at the rear right, while the Onn only has one power button at the bottom of TV.