20 Best 32 Inch Tv For Ps5 (2022 Updated)

TV comes with no instruction manual and has no manual (button) controls. Samsung onscreen direction to set up TV is : “connect TV remote to your smartphone”. I don’t have a smartphone – instruction was a waste of my time.

TV has no earphone jack, and sound from internal speakers on the TV is tinny. When I called Samsung customer service – their customer service agents can barely understand English – the agent hung up on me after half an hour of unsuccessfully trying to tell me how to route the audio output from the TV RCA jacks ( again, no earphone jack) to my own speakers.

That was only the first problem with the TV – didn’t get to the others ( color, brightness, contrast ), because the Samsung agent hung up on me. Refusal of Samsung to tell potential customers that TV requires a smartphone to access user manual, and has no earphone jack, amounts to deception by omission and wastes a great deal of time of some potential buyers.

Needless to say, TV was returned the day after it was received.

Picture quality is adequate for a budget TV. Speakers less so, but they get the minimum job done. The big disappointments are the lack of Chromecast features and the remote. With a standalone Chromecast, one can tie into a Google account to display custom photos for the screensaver.

Not so here. A standalone Chromecast also abides by the volume level set by the TV. Again not so here. Chromecasted video ends up at 100% volume level, leaving one scrambling for the down volume control.

I guess one could use the mute button on the remote. if it existed. It does not. The remote also does not have dedicated play/pause/reverse/forward/stop buttons, which results in some confusion between apps.

There is a button that pops up a dialog with those controls, but that’s inconvenient. Back to the screensaver, it causes confusion in that recovering from it can be problematic. Paused a video on Amazon Prime? Great, screensaver has your back.

Okay, now start your video again. oh. You pressed “OK” on the remote and now you’ve exited playback? Oh, now you have to navigate back to your video and use resume? Yeah, word to the wise: disable the screensaver.

I bought this TV based on Android support, budget, and Cheomecast, so I’ll be keeping it, but there are enough small nits that I’d not recommend this set to anyone.

This TV works well and has a good picture for the price. My overall complaint is the somewhat slow Android TV interface. It seems to be better after the most recent software update, but there are still some strange occurrences.

First, the software often gives ‘an error occurred’ when auto-updating certain apps. They eventually update successfully on their own, but it is an issue. I have super fast Internet and I’m not having issues with my many other devices, so it does seem to be a software issue.

Otherwise, I like the TV. The remote control is RF, so that’s a marked improvement compared to the Roku TVs I have, since all of those are Infrared. I don’t have to worry about having the remote control in line of sight with the TV infrared sensor.

Overall, the TV is very nice for the price and works well in a spare bedroom, which is where we have it. I would recommend as long as the price is right.

This TV has been good overall – decent picture and sound as well as picture and sound modes. Setup was simple, especially if you have a gmail/Android account – I didn’t even have to type in my wifi password.

Nice to connect with my streaming services without plugging in a separate streaming stick. A couple of issues prevent it from being 5*. 1) TV does NOT send 5. 1 surround sound to my Onkyo receiver, discrete sound comes from my front L, Center, and R speakers, but nothing from the side speakers or the subwoofer.

2) TV can access my 2. 4 Ghz wifi, but NOT my faster 5. 0 Ghz wifi. 3) There is no mute button, you can only push volume down. 4) A big advertised feature was Chromecast built-in, but the TV does not always connect AND streaming videos can be very laggy.

I contacted customer support about the surround sound issue. They could not help me fix it.

Picked this up yesterday at an area Best Buy. Only two stores even had it. Sold out everywhere else or they just didn’t have them in stock. Relatively new and not much info out on it yet. One or two reviews online and Sony has an official spec page and feature set description.

Either way, got it home and was excited to get it set p and see what this tv had to offer. Had a 32” 2014 Bravia I got at Bestbuy before this one. Believe it was the kdl32r400 model. All i can say is this newer model blows it out of the water in terms of features and overall image quality.

There are so many settings to tweak the picture in this tv. Reality creation, contrast enhancers, image enhancers and so many more. Found the default dynamic mode to be way over sharpened and lowered it quite a bit.

The sharpness being so high in default Dynamic mode left way to much artifcating and gave the image a very grainy rough look. Lowering it to around 25 to 30 made the image so much cleaner and better looking.

Factory settings for Dynamic or Vivid are usually way to high anyway and just hurt the image. Movies look great especially bluray. Games on my console look awesome as well. The Motionflow 240 eliminates any motion blur in games or films which is nice.

The blacks on this set look great and the color just pops. Very much like a high end larger Bravia in terms of image quality. So many other settings to tweak and customize as well as seven initial picture presets to choose from.

Sound is good as well Overall i love this tv and it is a worthy entry to the Bravia lineup. Everything about this 32 inch set exudes quality and makes the steep price more acceptable. You get what you pay for and Sony tvs are usually top tier.

Sony has once again delivered a quality tv and thismis their first 32 inch model I believe since 2016 or 2017. So it’s nice to have an option like this again. Great tv and you will not be disappointed.

Bought this tv for a bedroom. It has excellent features and great picture quality. Easy to navigate the smart aspects of the tv and has great settings for sleep timer. Also has no standby light which is amazing! Means it doesn’t shine on you while you sleep.

I have a ps5 and the picture looks great, the only upgrade that could be done here could be 4K. Although the picture quality is still incredible.

Beautiful picture, but somewhat muddy sound. Maybe I just got one that was slightly defective, so I returned it. I am thinking about buying it again and adding a sound bar. As for the preloaded channels.

Just about every standard channel is there. It is both a vast wasteland and a vast wonderland. Just delete what you don’t want and add channels that you do want to watch if they are not preloaded.

I bought this tv from a local walmart 0n 5/18 to replace a bedroom tv. I was open to anything except the previous junk roku experience that I had with my previous television. It took about 10 minutes for me to setup wifi, channels, etc.

The webos experience is like no other that I have experienced. It was smooth, fluid and no account setup like the roku. It’s unbelievable how many free channels that are available thru webos/LG/Pluto.

there are literally several hundred free channels, almost any genre you can imagine. news, sports, movies, comedy, music. Just wow. Although this is only a 720p television it still has a beautiful picture and works well for a bedroom/office.

Contrary to a prior review that I read. yes, it does so have a sleep timer function. I’m completely sold on webos!.

I wanted a tv for my bedroom but didn’t want to spend very much money, and this tv definitely fulfilled that goal. Its only 720p, which kinda had me worried since it’s a pretty low resolution for a screen of that size,but it looks okay and doesn’t bother me.

The speakers are absolute trash though. They sound both muffled and tinny at the same time. So a sound bar or external speakers are basically a requirement. The built in android tv os can also be pretty laggy sometimes, and coming from my main tv that has a nvidia shield tv box hooked to it the lag can definitely be annoying, so i will probably have to get an external android tv box eventually as well.

Essentially because of the price I would say the tv is worth the price, but if you are willing to spend more you definitely should.

Picture quality is decent as long as you’re front and center and don’t move to the side even a little bit. Lots of tweaks to the picture. Sound is good for a small TV. Channel tuner for over the air is overly sensitive; loses the signal often, causing adjustments to have to be made to the antenna.

My other TV doesn’t have this issue. Easy to connect to android with the tv, no problems there. Haven’t streamed anything so can’t speak to streaming. Decent TV for its size and price. Due to the off axis viewing and tuner issues, if I had to do it over again, I’d buy something else for simply watching TV.

I can’t say that I am too happy with this TV. I have had it for about 6 months now, and every time I use it, it’s an unsatisfactory experience. The picture quality is just ok, but the real problem that ruins it for me is that the TV is slow in every way.

The processing power is pathetic. The internet is slow. Changing channels is sluggish, navigating around the menu is sluggish. I guess you get what you pay for, but the sluggish interface, and lack of processing speed on this TV just ruins it for me.

I have 2 other Sony android TVs and those are a pleasure to use. Everything is so much faster, and more responsive on those TVs. I would say if you have the funds to spend a little more on a nicer TV, definitely do that.

This TV has outdated/cheap hardware, that makes the overall experience a bit frustrating.

I have great experiences with LG TVs and just purchased this. Right out of the box the TV had issues and shut down on its own. I got on tech help and it turned out it was a defective unit. I was able to return and exchange for an identical model.

The second TV has worked great for me. I need smaller size TVs but find that LG has always had great quality and picture for my small living spaces. thank you!.

So far I like the TV, the image quality and the features it offers. Going straight to Netflix for example and the LG channels are great. However we can’t seem to find a sound setting which prevents the sounds but going all over the place while watching shows, from really loud music to too quiet dialogue.

Also the icons on the remote are barely visible if there isn’t a lot of light in the room.

I had a lot of hope for this product, but have been extremely disappointed with it. The picture and sound quality are what I’d expect from a small 720P TV. However, that’s about all the good I can say for this product.

This TV will not stay connected to the WiFi and drops the connection constantly (in multiple apps — not just one or two). Sometimes it drops after a minute or two, and sometimes it drops after a couple of hours or anywhere in-between (my other TV connected to the same router does not do this so it’s not an internet issue).

Further, when it drops the connection it doesn’t try to reconnect, you have to manually go into the WiFi connections and connect to a different source then connect again to your chosen source before it will restore the WiFi connection.

The OTA service is pathetic. I have an antenna that I used on a different TV in exactly the same location where I received over 70 channels. This TV finds zero channels with the same antenna and location setup.

The only source that is really usable on this unit is the cable (for which I have a set-top box). The built-in Alexa is a nice feature, but it doesn’t control much inside the apps. My Echo can do everything the built-in Alexa does making the built-in feature of little use for me.

I can’t return this one, but I replaced this TV with a different kind of smart TV. Until Amazon can improve the OS and the interoperability problems, I would not buy another and wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.

Pulling it out of the box the first thing I noticed was it felt surprisingly light weight. I didn’t bother to look at the instructions and was able to figure out putting the feet on the bottom with a screwdriver.

Next I set it in the middle of the living room floor and plugged in the power cord. I put the batteries in the remote, pressed the power button and it powered up. The first thing it asked was if I was using cable TV, antenna or WiFi.

The remote was intuitive and I chose WiFi. It then displayed the name of my router and I chose it. Then it asked for the password and I entered it. Next it said it was updating and within a minute or two at most I saw choices of Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, and others.

I have a Netflix account and it asked for my username and password. I entered that information and to my delight it then displayed the all too familiar Netflix choices of movies to watch. I chose one and it instantly started working! The picture quality was crisp and amazing.

This is my first “smart TV” and my 14 year old daughter saw how easy it was and asked if she could have one in her bedroom. It’s almost Christmas time so I just ordered another Samsung for her for Christmas.

At this price point and the convenience it gives our family it was a no brainer ordering yet another Samsung only 3 days after the first one. If you’re worried about it being 720 instead of 1080, don’t be.

A 32″ TV like this at 720 gives you the same pixel density as a 42″ at 1080 and so to the eye it’s the same sharpness. The sound is also good. I’ve been listening to it at only a level of 17 and I find it sufficient.

Overall with the features and price point I give it an A+. It really was unexpectedly good for what I paid.

I wanted a the TLC Netflix TV but they were out so I thought I was upgrading to get a Samsung. The “Smart” function did not work, it kept searching for software or something but never updated, only 1 subscription based app worked and it was something I never heard of.

The amazon app did not work, nor did the Netflix. I had to end up using my ROKU to get Netflix to work, which begs the question why pay extra for a smart tv in the first place. The remote is not adequate for a smart TV either, no keyboard and slow but that’s an aside.

Regarding the non-functioning Smart feature, I called the customer service and the lady was rude and unhelpful. She wouldn’t transfer me to customer support to trouble shoot the problem. The problem is the TV didn’t work as it was supposed to.

I will never buy a samsung TV ever again, I shouldn’t have to program it after I get it and if it doesn’t work the least the company can do is try to be helpful. I am returning this lackluster frustrating and disappointing product and I recommend you skip the Smart TV’s and just get a fire stick or something like that and avoid the upcharge and headache.

The TV is an upgrade from our existing TV. However, if you want to mount the tv to an existing wall mount. They do not provide the 4 screws needed unless you buy Samsung’s $90 wall mount. The manual incorrectly states that it requires a M4 20mm 1.

25 pitch screw. Screws from local hardware stores come standard as M4 20mm (varying length) with a. 70 picth. I am annoyed that they made this product in a way to squeeze more money out of you. They didn’t even provide you with 4 screws that fit after what is spent to purchase this product.

Until I upgrade my receiver I am only getting 1080p. Coming from 720 its a big difference but I can’ts wait so see the 4K quality until I upgrade my receiver to be hdcp 2. 2 compliant.

We purchased this to replace a 17 year-old under-cabinet TV in our kitchen. I wanted something similar in size with an HDMI port so we could use a FireTV Stick. We dumped cable, so there was no practical way to get TV to this location.

This TV does just what we need. It’s practically the same size as our old TV, but this one is nearly 100% screen; the old one was about 60%! The picture quality is good for 720p and the sound is better than I’d have expected from speakers this small.

My only hangup (not complaint) is that there are no 1080p TV’s available in this size. 24″ is too big for this location. In the end, the picture quality is fine, so maybe the resolution doesn’t matter on a 19″ screen.

Frankly, most cable broadcasts in 720p anyway. I thought about buying a 19″ 1080p monitor with speakers, but built-in monitor speakers are usually horrible.

When my granddaughter needed a tv to watch Peppa Pig in her bedroom I opened up my Best Buy app and this came up as a daily deal. I checked it out then went to my store and spoke with one of the experts and told him my needs.

Being that I had just purchased a 65 inch Vizio there a few weeks before for daily use and I was so happy with that suggestion I decided to go with this for her room. First let me say that the Insignia Best Buy brand is a major cut above most store branded stuff.

The quality is excellent! I already had a spare Firestick so I didn’t need the built in model. Setup was a breeze and I have to say that it is perfect for what we needed. The picture is really good with no adjustments and the sound is loud and clear.

I also like the built in timer for her to fall asleep to. I would definitely recommend this to anyone with no reservations. Great picture and sound and easy setup. Good job again Best Buy!.

I’ll never buy Vizio again! I bought this Vizio TV for the guest room. We barely used and lasted only one year! One week ( that I tried to turn on) after the warranty expired the TV simply didn’t turn on.

I called to see if they would honor the warranty they said no! I replied that the tv was turned on at most 30 times in one year and asked how a tv so new could just go like that! There was no explanation, no help! I had many TVs through out my life and this never happened! Don’t buy Vizio because they sell a defective product that lasts a year! I’m happy with the other brands like Insignia ( first time buying it and it is lasting a long time!)Bye bye Vizio!.

I bought this tv for my kids playroom. I have an TCL in my room and wanted to see if this one might be nicer because Vizio is a name i actually recognized. Well it’s junk. Cosmetically the remote is super cheap feeling and the tv feels like a toy.

but I dont care aboit cosmetics as much as if it works and has nice picture. So the pictures is OKAY, but I can’t watch tv on it because NONE OF THE APPS ARE WORKING! I’ve factory reset this thing so many times, I’ve trouble shooted it, I’ve unplugged and replugged.

nothing works. you can’t so much as access the Netflix app, and when you get into any other app it says “cannot play” for one reason or another. My internet is connected, I’m all logged it. It simply is a defective product.

and even if it did work I think I’d still be dissatisfied with the lack of options on this tv. You cannot remove or add apps ( I know because I tried to remove and reinstall apps to see if that would fix it) your volume doesnt have very good range and the speakers suck, and you only get a few choices on the picture.

Just save yourself the headache and go with the TCL. I have had it for years without a single problem.

Great picture quality. But like other reviewers mentioned, the onscreen menus disappear quickly and the text is small, making it difficult for my family members who are 70+ years old to negotiate through the options to get to where they want to be.

The TV is hooked up to an over the air HDMI antenna and a ROKU device for streaming SLING tv. The regular users have trouble determining which source they are using because of the small size of the text on the menus and the quick speed which the menu selections disappear from the screen.

Once they are on the correct input selection they are very happy, but changing between the input sources causes them anxiety. I even went through the menu options and hid some of the input options which were not in use, but they still have regular difficulty with negotiating the inputs after having the television for almost a month.

We strongly suggest buying the 3 year protection plan since regardless of the model 10-15% of these types of TVs have problems. We now surmise that it has something to do with the ongoing chip shortage, Asian manufacturing and perhaps rushing it in the distribution channel.

Also, we noticed that of the six boxes on the store shelf only two looked like they had not been a throwing toy in a primates’ cage. We read the reviews by those who had problems and decided that since this one was made in June 2021 then maybe the kinks were ironed out by 10/25/2021 which is our purchase date.

By the same evening, after about two hours and with the help of ROKU support online and our cable provider to get our DVR box remote to sync, we got it operating correctly and thought the picture and all features were very good to excellent when we turned out the lights.

The “fun” began the next morning. The first time we turned it on we could get the TV channels but none of the streaming services. Eventually we did a “power restart” as directed by the online troubleshooting accessed through our home PC.

It returned to normal. The second time we turned it on everything worked except that there was NO AUDIO. Eventually we checked the audio settings and found that it had changed without us doing anything.

So, we put it back on “TV Speakers”. It is now operational EXCEPT that my wife’s Spotify will not work. The solution is supposed to be remove the app, do a power restart and then put that App back on.

We are not going to do that until we see what happens over the next few days in the event that more corrections are needed. We fear that in getting one service back might result in a myriad of other problems.

We are fearful that more frustrating obstacles will arise. If they do then we are going to use the WMT 30 day return policy. We want to avoid dealing with the manufacturer by using the warranty. Some buyers have claimed that they have not had good customer service from most of the manufacturers of these types of TVs.

Lot of time over the past 20 hours trying to get a $178 tax protection plan to give us what we paid to have. For the older generation, judging by many reviews of similar merchandise, we are far from the time of paying, plugging and playing.

The picture’s color isn’t very vibrant. The top left corner of the tv screen on our tv is darker than the rest of the tv’s screen. Channels like Pluto and Peacock close out randomly. It turns them off and goes to the home screen in the middle of a show.

This happens the most frequently with Pluto. I have an iView (PVR) that you can watch and record live tv with. It’s hooked to the tv. When I press the 1 button on the iView’s remote, the tv starts powering off.

That glitch is very annoying. When I pick the leveling option for the sound setting on the tv, it will work temporarily. However, the sound stops working. It does work better than the TCL tv, but it is kind of glitchy.

I like that I have a tv. The tv doesn’t hold memory. I watch channels and when I come back to watch “recent” channels it says I don’t have any recent channels, as if I hadn’t watched tv at all. I add my favorite channels.

I pull them up for a couple of days then come back days later and I have no favorite channels added. When you’re watching a movie make sure you turn the volume down or mute it when commercials come on or the teeny, tiny speakers will blow your eardrums out.

Other than that it’s a tv. I was gonna get better speakers but I think I’ll just wait and get a better tv. as soon as possible. I’m happy others are happy with this tv but I’m not.

Overall a great television! I purchased this to mount to the wall in my RV and have been pleased with it so far! I have to say that the software on this television is faster and more responsive than my (supposedly) nicer Samsung TV I have at home.

I’ve been pleasantly surprised at the quality of what I thought was going to be a “cheapo” TV. The pros/cons listed are viewed through that lens of RV usage since it’s a relatively specific use case.

Pros: *Feels sturdy when mounted through the VESA mount. *Low power usage, which was important for our solar power system in the RV. *Roku being built in makes it easy to connect the TV to the RV parks WiFi when you arrive.

This is especially nice because you don’t have to have your own WiFi router or hotspot to cast something from your phone with. *Affordable, especially when considering it’s a Full HD TV instead of the 720p that you usually see for this price tag.

Cons: *Speakers are okay at best. Especially lacking in bass. Can’t say that I was expecting any different, but we have the audio go into an audio system anyways. I would definitely recommend this model as long as you anticipate that the speakers are not quality.

But rarely do the built in speakers sound good on a television. I’ve been seriously considering buying a larger version of this to replace my home TV.

Very Disappointed! We got this TV at the beginning of the pandemic to replace a Samsung that had stopped working. It seemed to work great at first, but within 5 months would glitch from time to time, didn’t always respond to the remote, and would often require restarting whenever the pause button was pushed during viewing.

This became a source of fighting among my kids – any time one of them wanted to pause the movie to use the bathroom or get something to eat, they would fight about it, knowing that the chances of the TV glitching and needing to be completely restarted were high.

Well, a year and a half after buying it, it finally stopped responding to the remote entirely, which is a huge problem since the TV has no buttons and requires the use of the remote. Replaced the remote batteries, but still no luck.

I went out and got a compatible replacement remote and that seemed to solve the problem. for 55 minutes, or half of the movie we tried to watch last night. The TV glitched halfway through the movie, froze on a scene and refused to play or turn off or on, and had to finally be unplugged when we gave up and decided to go to bed.

We aren’t a hug TV-wathcing house and only have the one small TV bought to fit in our older enclosed TV cabinet, so even thought $180 may not seem expensive to some, we expected this to perform better and last longer than a year and a half!.

Bought this TV to replace an older Vizio that was dying. This TV has a good picture. But I found it still needed some adjusting to get it the way I liked. I found there are enough picture adjustments to where you should be able to get it the way you like.

Now it’s one bad feature is it has poor audio. The speakers are not very good. Even if you adjust the bass and treble it doesn’t help much, especially the bass as once you get to like 9 (out of 12) it only helps a little and at this level it starts to distort on some channels.

What is aggravating about the TV is that the cabinet is deep enough for better speakers to be used but they went cheap. What’s frustrating is that you can buy a pair of Creative Pebble (original model) computer speakers for only like $20 a pair that have real good sound or the Amazon Basic speakers (that I bought) for the same price with good sound but not as good as the Creative’s, to help get better sound.

So why can’t Vizio buy just the same speaker used in these for this TV as the cost increase would be hardly noticeable but the sound would be so much better! What makes this even more annoying is the fact that even if you buy external speakers or a computer soundbar the bass and treble controls DO NOT come through the 3.

5mm stereo or the Toslink audio output jacks! Stupid! The only thing they did smart is to give you the ability to turn the power off to the USB port, that can power the external speakers, when you turn the TV off.

Another thing I don’t care for is that there is no Ethernet jack. I would rather have and use Ethernet for the internet connection as my router is fairly close than the Wi-Fi connection which is a 802.

11n as my router is 11ac. Now it does have a bunch of apps installed so streaming something from you favorite app should be easy. I haven’t used them yet so I can’t comment on using them. Should you buy this TV, yes as it has a nice picture and it not very expensive.

Just make sure you buy some external speakers for it.

We bought this TV in a pinch because our old set would not turn on. We needed a set that would fit our smallish TV stand in the living room. This set is actually 8” bigger screen size than our last TV and still fit the stand.

I also wanted a Smart TV that would be compatible with Apple HomeKit. We purchased the TV, brought the set home and unboxed it. When we tried to secure the legs with the screws that were provided, they would not screw in all the way.

Three of us tried to screw the legs in but it became clear after about 20 minutes of trying, that the screws were not going to work. They were either too long or the holes were not drilled deep enough.

Fortunately, I had the idea to remove the legs off of the old TV and try those, and they fit like a glove. The other oddity is that the Vizio screws fit into the old TV. Weird… Set up was relatively simple (other than screwing in the legs) but it took several attempts to get the TV to recognize my home WiFi network.

After scrolling though the various settings I wanted to add the TV as an accessory to my Apple HomeKit HomePod Mini hub. It seemed to connect OK, but I couldn’t get Siri to function. Airplay was working fine and so was Screen Mirroring.

I didn’t want to fool around with it anymore, so I was going to try to troubleshoot at a later date. The next morning, I tried one more time and Siri worked for turning the TV off and on, however, the AI would not control the volume.

After a week of functioning, the TV quit responding to HomeKit completely and I will need to troubleshoot it now for that. The pros include, very nice picture, easy to navigate settings, surprisingly good sound with built in speakers, the Vizio App Store app works very well on my iPhone and iPad, and a very affordable price.

The cons include, having the wrong screws included for the legs and the flakiness with HomeKit. I am fully aware that the HomeKit issues could be any number of things and not necessarily a problem with the TV set or the software.

All in all, I am quite pleased to this point.

I bought this TV under the recommendation of a friend who raved about this brand. I will never take that friends recommendations seriously again. This TV is slow, picture is barely decent, doesn’t connect to my extremely well running wifi well at all to the point where every time I stream it lags and delays making the experience straight up enraging.

The volume is the same sound from 30 pretty much all the way to 100. So pretty much they should just stop the vol at 30 because it literally doesn’t change. And on top of all this – someone at VISIO decided WITHOUT WARNING that it was a good idea to FORCE UPDATE products, not even giving me an option, a warning, or any information at all before or after to understand the changes being made, which as a marketing professional I’m well aware of the fact that it’s a HUGE red flag to update products without first warning your customers, and your marketing team should know that as well.

When this update was forced on me, my TV has literally not worked properly since so who’s fault is that? Not mine but yet are they offering any support or replacements? No. Every single time I turn it on it makes me log in and reaccept terms and conditions that I’ve already ok’d then emails me 6 times saying I registered a new product and literally makes me jump through hoops just to access my own Streaming services.

I purchased a TCL thats 10 inches bigger for only $50 more than this television for my livingroom, it works amazing the picture is more clear it’s louder and it never lags. Basically I’ll forever be telling people not to go anywhere near this brand due to sketchy secret updates, lack of support, and a poor quality product overall.

This upgrade replaced my three yr old Emerson 32 inch which I got during a Christmas sale at Walmarts for &107. Though a few dollars more than it it was soooo definitely worth the price. You would never know this TV was refurbished.

It has all the bells and whistles with built in WiFi and immediate ROKU access and apps being the best features. I ran the tv for ten hours straight out of the box. Hooked up my roof atenna as well though it doesn’t really need it as it can stream local channels straight from the router.

It is really easy to use and the hardest part to set up is unpacking the material carefully and finding the screws to screw in the legs. (You will need to turn the TV upside down to do that so plan for it) For the price tho, you can’t go wrong.

You can even hook this up as a monitor for your desktop computer and/or gaming console and switch between your devices without switching up cables. Its all in there Definitely a good buy and a good product.

I have been running it like mad for a month to see if there were any problems or if it would fail as the word refurbished tends to put people off. If you are hesitant about buying this tv don’t be. The color comes in brilliant (just adjust it to your taste) and the hd it shows is so lifelike on the channels that give it.

(it does so automatically). I’m so satisfied with this product that I plan on buying the 55 inch as well. This is not hype just an honest review of a very good experience with the ROKU refurbished 32 inch TV after a month of continuously running the tv for long periods of time throughout the day and night as that’s the only way anyone ever really knows whether its worth buying.

For me it was cause I cut the cable but I haven’t lost the ability to watch the news or movies.

It gets 3 stars because as a TV it works. Unlike most remotes for Roku it has a mute button, nice. But the Roku being the OS leaves much to be desired. It’s nice if you have an antenna hooked to it, the Roku OS can see those over air programs and report that a show you have an interest in is available, along with a group of selected by Roku channel apps, it will search the apps too.

So telling Roku to follow The Big Bang and it will see it on the over the Air channels. This can not be done with an add on Roku device to a TV, that is, see the over air programming. But the love stops there.

My set just purchased 4 months ago has upgraded to 8. 0, it’s been months since a new 8 dot release of Ruko OS has out and I have yet to see it on the TV. My Roku Streaming stick plus picked it up. My guess is this set will never see it.

Worst and I don’t know if it’s because the TV is behind in its OS, PlayStation Vue’s app doesn’t seem the same as my Roku stick, the stick has a proper TV guide, time line arcross the top in columns, the TCL TV? A guide with Now, and Next, I kid you not.

On any given channel you can see what is on now and what is coming up, that is it. Now I’m not sure it’s because the OS isn’t the current that I’m not getting the same TV guide, you will get nothing out of either Roku nor PlayStation, both seem to have outsourced their support to cheap labor, who never really will answer your question.

So I had to spend about $65 for another Roku Plus stick. My advice by a regular TV, then the disposable streaming device. Personally I would go with the Vizio for $148, none smart, add a streaming device.

We bought our first 32 in. TCL Roku tv around the middle of 2016. I was hesitant because I’d never heard of TCL, and we’d always had LG, or Vizio TVs up to that point. I’m just now looking at replacing our TCL not because of any issues from the manufacturer or anything.

Sadly my kids were fighting and one of them ended up throwing something that hit the screen and there went the picture. We paid around $100 for it, and it lasted us 4 1/2 years of almost 24 hours a day usage with no issues.

I’m sure it would have lasted at least a few more years if we’d kept the kids away from it. We’re looking at getting a new one identical to the one we had, that’s how much we loved it.

I received this tv as a Christmas gift. Initially, I was pretty excited to use the tv as it has the Roku streaming feature. After setting it up and using for approximately 2 months, I find it frustrating to use as the tv performs inconsistently and has a mind of its own.

The remote control freezes constantly and when it does work, I have to be parked 8′ from the tv infra red sensor on the front/bottom of the tv panel. Even when I stand directly in front of the tv and point the remote forward, it still works inconsistently.

I checked the remote batteries that came with the tv and they are fine so it is either the remote or the sensor on the tv. The live tv is a nice feature but it would be nice if one could enter the tv channel number on the remote as it is so slow to press the up/ down arrows.

The remote does not have numbers to punch in the channel numbers and it does not have the voice command feature. Since, it is a gift, I couldn’t ask for the receipt. I do not recommend this brand/ model 32”tv.

Would not recommend. It was fine for the first few weeks, maybe a couple of months. But then it started basically having a mind of its own. One moment the remote won’t let you scroll forward and then the next it’s speeding through Netflix out of control.

Apps constantly freeze and reboot themselves mid-video. The only way to stop the annoying stuff is to delete and redownload each individual app. But that only solves it for a little while. I’ve tried ever reboot and updated tip I can find and nothing has worked.

It was a gift and I’m too broke to buy a new one so I’m stuck with it.

It’s complete junk. Bought to mount in the bedroom of our RV and when pulling from the mount away from the wall, the whole tv came off the back. Now there is a screw that won’t go back in so it’s pretty much useless and Target won’t exchange it.

Stuck dealing with the manufacturer. Even if they can replace it, we won’t use it. It’s cheaply made and the back of the tv collapsed in when trying to get the screw back in with very little pressure.

It’s actually laughable how flimsy this tv is. Next tv purchase won’t be made at Target because they don’t stand behind their products. So sad.

TranslateShow in original languageIk vind het geweldig, ik heb het niet op Macondo Company gekocht: levering duurt 1 tot 2 maanden. Het heeft Wi-Fi, zeer eenvoudig te programmeren, met een zeer oude en perfecte binnenantenne.

Ik heb prime, you tube. Alles gebeurt automatisch: het zoekt naar kanalen, het synchroniseert met de telefoon, je hoeft alleen maar op OK te drukken of je wifi-sleutel in te voeren. Perfecte maat voor een kamer, 32 inch en minder dan € 200.

Het is voor mij een perfecte prijs-kwaliteitverhouding. Ik raad 💯% aan.

TranslateShow in original languageDe slimme component is uitstekend, de videokwaliteit iets minder, ik vind het niet leuk dat je alleen voorgedefinieerde audio- en video-instellingen kunt kiezen, zonder te kunnen aanpassen (bas, treble, contrast, enz.

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TranslateShow in original language”Jako novinka dobrý za tu cenu. Pro lepší zvuk bych volila soundbar. jinak nemám co vytknout jde spis o zvyk. ” + Cena + Úhlopříčka + Celkem dobrý obraz – Složité menu – Zvuk.