“Smart TV” is a general term for any TV that connects to the internet for streaming. Android TV (and Google TV) are specific smart TV platforms found on many models here. They typically offer a large app library via Google Play, voice control on supported remotes, and built-in casting on many sets.

• Apps: Many models highlight Google Play access for popular streaming and gaming apps.
• Voice & search: Numerous listings note voice control with an assistant-enabled remote.
• Casting: You’ll see Chromecast or Google Cast built in on select TVs for easy phone-to-TV streaming.

If you care about app variety, voice features, and casting, check each product’s description and specs on Walmart.com to confirm support.

You’re in the right place. This page features a wide range of TVs running Android TV or Google TV, plus portable and outdoor models that use the same ecosystem. Selection spans compact kitchen screens, portable rolling displays, and larger living-room sizes.

• Use cases: Indoor, outdoor, portable, and even RV-focused options are available.
• Features: Look for notes like Google Play, built-in Cast, HDR formats, and voice remotes.
• Availability: Stock varies by ZIP code and delivery method.

Use filters to narrow by size, resolution, and features, then check each product page for current pickup or delivery options. Inventory can change, so saving items or signing in can help you track availability.

The platform is built into compatible TVs, so there typically isn’t an extra fee for the operating system itself. Costs mostly come from the content and connectivity you choose.

• Streaming services: Some apps are free, while others may require paid subscriptions.
• Internet: Streaming uses data; your internet provider may have associated fees or data limits.
• Accessories: Optional items like mounts, HDMI cables, sound systems, or extended protection plans are additional.
• Content purchases: If you buy or rent movies/games through apps, those are separate charges.

Before checkout, review the product page and app descriptions on your TV to understand which apps are included, which require payment, and any terms that may apply.

Android TV (and Google TV) focus on a familiar, app-forward experience with broad app availability and built-in casting on many models. Depending on your habits, that can be appealing—especially if you use a compatible phone or rely on voice search and personalized recommendations.

• App choice: Many sets highlight Google Play access for a wide range of streaming and gaming apps.
• Casting: Built-in Cast on select models makes it easy to send videos, music, and photos from your phone.
• Voice control: Numerous TVs include voice remotes for quick search and hands-free help.

Other TV platforms may emphasize different layouts, app catalogs, or simplicity. Compare features on product pages to match your preferences.

Casting is straightforward on many models that list Chromecast or Google Cast in the description. Here’s a general approach that can help:

1. Connect to Wi‑Fi: Put your TV and phone on the same network.
2. Open a supported app: In a Cast-enabled app on your phone, look for the Cast icon.
3. Select your TV: Tap the icon and choose your TV’s name to start streaming.
4. Mirror if supported: Some models also support screen mirroring (e.g., Miracast). Check the TV’s settings and manual.

Steps and compatibility can vary by brand, model, and app. If you don’t see casting options, review the product page for “built-in Cast” or “screen mirroring,” and ensure your TV’s software and apps are up to date.