I've had the TV for a week. No problems with the online purchasing process. As for the TV, it took quite a while for it to connect to the internet. When you get tired of trying, just unplug it for 30 seconds, and hopefully it will connect. The rest of the setup wasn't a problem. Picture is much sharper than the Toshiba TV it replaced. No issues with the remote. Netflix, Disney+, and Youtube apps work fine, however, it took a week for the Hulu app to open. Before that, I had to use my Fire Stick for Hulu. I'm glad I can unhook that now. Due to the hassle with the Internet connection and getting into Hulu, I'll reluctantly say that I'd recommend this tv. I just wish those issues hadn't happened on Day 1. The TV is fine now, and the picture is great. I'm finally happy with my purchase.

After using this for a few days as a replacement in my office, I can say that at $170, this TV is pretty good. Being the cheapest 4k option with Dolby Vision & Atmos support, it is a very good price. All of that seems to work pretty well, and the picture is surprisingly good. I'd say this is definitely a great value TV. That being said, it is certainly not perfect. If you're just looking for the basic apps, xumo is totally fine. If you have home media (i.e. plex or something similar), Xumo is garbage and you will absolutely need to get a roku, chromecast, or shield. Xumo does not allow to stream personal media on your home network, at least through Plex. I currently use the chromecast 4k with it, and it work fantastically. Xumo's limitations aside, the TV is a bit slow, which isn't unexpected, however it has a loading screen when switching inputs, as well as a boot up process that takes a bit longer than I anticipated. The picture adjustment settings are basically nonexistent, so customization there is quick lacking. Expectations for this TV should be low. it is awesome under $200, and one of the better options at that price. It can not be in any conversation with my LG C3 OLED, but that TV is 8x the price. The TV is a great value, and perfect when paired with a $50 chromecast 4k or roku stick 4k.

It works great as a 4k PC monitor. This is what I learned during the set up. - It has HDMI 2 ports. It can display 4K at 60Hz if you connect it to a source capable of that with an HDMI 2 cable or higher. 4k at 30 Hz is not enough when I use it as a PC monitor. Mouse pointer movement is choppy, and the clicks are inaccurate at 30 Hz. Please make sure you are getting 60Hz to get a good experience. - I am using it with an HP PC with integrated Intel UHD Graphics and HDMI 1.4b/HDCP 2.2 port. I can get 4k @ 60Hz using HDMI 2.0 cable. - Set the PC HDMI input to Game mode. PC mode is not available in the settings. - You can set the Default input. When you turn the TV on, it will switch to that input after the home screen is displayed for a couple of seconds. Settings > Antenna and inputs > Default input > choose the HDMI port your PC uses. - HDMI-CEC does not work with my PC. it does not turn on or off with my PC power and HDMI signal. - If you are going to turn off the monitor by physical switch (on the left lower corner) than using the TV remote, turn off the TV before the PC. If you turn of the PC first, the TV gets confused for a few seconds from loss of input signal.

In a much needed situation when the backlights on the tv I had blew I was looking for quality, good price, and preferred to stay around 32” to 40” size. With the possibility to purchase much larger tvs for cheaper also compromising quality I choose this Pioneer. I was impressed by the picture- how clear and how easy it was to set up to program.

Great little TV at an awesome affordable price! The TV itself has a great picture with a decent sound. I use it in my home gym, so I didn't need anything spectacular. Has a great selection of apps and navigating through the menus is a breeze. Setup was quick and easy. Total game changer for my home gym, but would be happy if this was my main TV as well. Would definitely buy another one.