INSIGNIA 32" Class FE Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV, Voice Remote with Alexa, Stream Live TV Without Cable

This Insignia 32” Fire TV is a great value. The picture quality is clear and bright, setup was very easy, and Fire TV works smoothly with all my favorite streaming apps. Alexa voice control is very convenient and the remote is simple to use. Perfect size for a bedroom or small living room. Highly recommended!

I had previously purchased two Insignia non smart tvs for my travel trailer which were spectacular. Years ago, I purchased Viseo 22 inch for my bedroom. I wanted to use it for my antenna. Using it for anything was a nightmare. Insignia popped up on Prime day so i decided to throw in the towell on the Viseo nightmar2. This TV is wonderful. Picture is great, so easy to set up for wifi and antenna. Took longer to get the film off than be connected to my streaming stuff and favorite antenna channels. The ease of use between easy set up, great remote and Alexa option is woderful. My only complaint is that I couldn't get the remote open to install the batteries. This was not addressed in the set up instructions. Tons of you tube videos on it, so a common frustration. You can't go wrong with this, huge value!

Love it! I love the Apple HomeKit integration. This thing has great picture for the price, it sounds okay but I plugged it in to a soundbar via tosslink. FiretvOS isn’t bad if you don’t mind ads, I will probably upgrade it with an Apple TV 4K. For those of you with Apple TVs, this one does have hdmi arc for audio pass through for a soundbar. You could always use tosslink too if your speaker supports it. I should mention that this thing is pretty durable. I live in a small trailer (the kind on wheels) and this poor guy has been knocked off its table multiple times but it still works like new. I would definitely recommend this for someone who wants 1080p at a lower price point.

The TV is extremely easy to set up and surprisingly light weight. Attaching the legs is a no brainer and there's a protective film covering the screen which you obviously remove after your done setting up. I loved this small thoughtful feature because I hate finger prints on the TV. Its small so if you're going from a larger screen it take a second to adjust but I wanted smaller. The only real complaint I have is the speaker in the tv is, I'm guessing, small. I have to set it at 24 just to hear it. The sound is fine, not tinny or distorted but you have to turn the volume way up or buy a speaker. Picture quality is good and this is a really good deal for the cost.

I’m very satisfied with this 32-inch Insignia Full HD TV. The picture quality is sharp and clear, with vibrant colors and good brightness for its size. It’s perfect for a bedroom, kids’ room, or small living space. The Full HD resolution makes a noticeable difference when watching movies, shows, or streaming content. The TV was easy to set up, lightweight, and the design looks clean and modern. The sound quality is decent for everyday use, and pairing it with a soundbar makes it even better. It works smoothly with streaming devices and gaming consoles, with no issues so far.

This TV is not perfect but it is amazingly good for the price. The resolution is good at FHD (1080p) and does not deteriorate too much with off-center viewing. Sound quality is meh but easily fixed with a soundbar. A minor nit is the Fire interface; it takes too many clicks on the remote to get to the HDMI inputs but otherwise it works well as a computer monitor.

So far ... so good, tv met my expectations, good quality image, menu can be slugish at times but for the price is ok.

The TV has been great overall so far. The set up and login was a breeze and intuitive. The interface is easy to navigate. My only issue is more with the built in Amazon system than the hardware. When I set up a kids profile, every option for the kids to watch are only viewable if I subscribe to kids+, even though the same content is viewable through other streaming apps I have. If there is a Disney show that Amazon offers, you should be able to watch it if you subscribe to Disney. It renders the whole kids profile useless outside of selecting other streaming services.