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I'm pretty sure Sceptre is specifically Walmart's TV brand, much like Insignia is Best Buy's brand.
No, Sceptre is an independent company. ONN is Walmarts in-house electronics brand.
That's probably what I was confusing them for, actually. I forgot that Onn isn't just Android TV boxes.
I bought mine from Amazon, but that was probably 5 years ago. Sceptre has fallen big time since the early 2000's, but that would be a new low for them.
I don't think so. I bought one from Menards years ago.
Also seeing ScAmazon and Worst Buy selling them online.
Ahh, okay, that makes sense then. I've only ever seen them at Walmart where I am.