32" Class (31-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV

Overall this TV has done an adequate job. I use it primarily as a secondary monitor for my laptop, but it is also used as a display for my PS3. There is a little ghosting on high motion, but that is expected from a sub $200 display. One major issue is backlight dimness in all four corners. I suspect this is caused by an engineering defect/oversight wherein the LEDs which light the screen do not extend to the edge of the display. When using this TV for video and games it is not as noticeable, but when used as a computer screen it is very apparent.

This was my first 32 Inch and it was amazing, I went from 19 inch to 32 inch changed the way I game and watch tv and movies because I finally had a full HD experience.

I bought a 55" TV (another brand) recently that was great for movies but not so great for videogames since I like being closer to the screen and it was too far away in my living room. So I bought this 32" as a maybe-maybe-not dedicated gaming monitor for my office (and so I'm not taking up the living room TV when I want to unwind and play some games). PICTURE: I have to say, it delivers an absolutely beautiful picture...MUCH better than my larger screen TV, which is plagued with the infamous "dirty screen effect" so common on larger panels. The image on this Insignia is clean, crisp, and clear...almost so sharp that I actually had to turn the sharpness down. 1080p on a smaller screen looks fantastic, much crisper than on larger screens, with no vertical banding or DSE anywhere to be found..and believe me, I've had such bad experiences with it that I was looking HARD and couldn't find any flaws. There is very little ghosting as compared to the older CFL-LCD models and it's only 60hz, but that doesn't mean much since most people can't stand the "sped up" 120hz images more expensive TVs produce and end up turning it off anyway. I also hook my laptop up to it as a computer monitor and it fits wonderfully after after I make some adjustments with my graphics card. Newbies who try this may notice blackness around the image, which can be fixed by adjusting the resolution on your computer. Is the image as good as it would be with a "dedicated" computer monitor? No, not really, as colors are a bit more washed out and the contrast ratio isn't as deep, but it's still great for playing older PC games or using emulators. Overall, a fantastic picture that is far, far better than my expensive 55" television. SOUND: The sound isn't nearly as tinny as the Westinghouse line, where an external speaker system is absolutely mandatory. This Insignia's won't please audiophiles, but for 90% of people, it will be just fine. If you have it as a living room or bedroom TV, you may want to consider picking up some computer speakers at Walmart for $10 just to get the sound to fill the room. However, I have my TV in my 9x11 office and, while I originally had external speakers hooked up, I ended up taking them off since I found them to be unnecessary. The built-in speakers are more than good enough for a closed-in space. Will you get the bass and surround quality of an external speaker system? Of course not, but for what it has, the speakers are excellent. FEATURES: It doesn't have smart features, but who needs them when your Xbox/Laptop/Blu-Ray player/Roku/virtually anything nowadays all does the same thing? It has plenty of image/sound adjustments and modes. Some may wish it had more than two HDMI ports, however, if you're planning to have more than one game console hooked up to it. It's common for most TVs to have at least three, so it's unusual for this one to only have two. I have a Playstation 3 and an Xbox 360 hooked up now, but am planning on getting an Xbox One soon and am not looking forward to having to buy an external HDMI switcher. This won't be a problem for the majority of people who may only have one console, or just a Blu-Ray player, but for multi-platform gamers, it might be a pretty annoying hurtle. STYLE: This Insignia doesn't just produce a stunning picture for a budget TV, but also looks fantastic on the outside. The glossy black bezel is razor thin, so some LED lights behind it (which I've ordered) would truly give it the appearance of a "floating" picture. And at only about 10 pounds, you can put it virtually anywhere and perhaps even mount it without a stud if you were feeling braver than me. My favorite physical feature, though, might just be its unconventional stand, which is much smaller than the usual wide platforms a lot of TVs come with with. The thin stand is barely wider than the TV's already-thin frame, which makes it an ideal computer monitor (again, probably best for older games) that fits perfectly on a desk with lots of room to spare for a keyboard and mouse. FINAL: This 32" Insignia is the ideal small TV for an office or bedroom that looks as good when turned off as it does when turned on. Save yourself a hundred bucks and buy this one instead of the shiny model next to it that just happens to have a brand name...because, despite only having two HDMI ports, it really doesn't get much better than this.

I actually went to buy a different TV when I went to the Best Buy store and ended up with this one. BUT...I'm glad I found it! I originally went to buy a 32" Hisense because it was on sale for $149 and I just needed something to put in one of my kids' rooms. However, when I got there, they didn't have anymore. So, I started looking around to see what else was available in that price range. I will say that at first it was difficult distinguishing the difference between all the 32" Insignia TV's because they all looked the same but had different serial numbers; so, with a 3-year old in tow, I quickly tried to determine what each model was, what the difference was, and the cost of each. I was pleasantly surprised when I found this one for about $20 more than what I was going to buy the Hisense for, AND...it was 1080p! Not the 720p I was GOING to get because it usually seems that 1080p TV's cost more than I want to spend. I have to say I had previously owned a 50" (I believe) Insignia and after 9 or 10 months the screen started to delaminate (Best Buy took care of it, though, so...I have no complaints about Best Buy's service); so, I was a little leery about getting another Insignia but I will also say this about the last 1080p/120Hz Insignia I had...the picture was AWESOME. My kids even used to say that it almost looked fake to them because it looked so clear and real. So, needless to say, I bought this one at a price I was VERY agreeable with, put it in my kids room, and she is VERY happy with it! I know Insignia is like their 'house brand' but you can't beat the price for the TV you're getting!

I purchase thisTV for my dog, room. Sometime we sit in there with him. The picture and sound is great. The price was very good. Very easy to Set-up.

A great option for any den or spare bedroom!. UL LISTED, Energy Star rated, and runs cool. So far, I really enjoy this HD TV and it does a fantastic job with dvd movies and Blu-Ray disks (1080p) using the built in HDMI jacks. The TV tuner picks up many stations using my outdoor antenna and locks them in with no problems. The remote control is well laid out for the hands and it comes ready to go with two AAA batterys supplied for your remote! This TV comes with a USB jack on the rear of the set to provide viewing of JPEG pictures off your thumb drive or an external USB hardrive. The jack only gives picture viewing, no movies. The DTS sound system included with this TV does a nice job with the built in external speakers too. However, I did detect a slight audible AC hum while listening off from my headphones with the supplied headphone jack (left side on TV) at soft volume levels. While this slight AC hum noise may not be an issue for some people using the headphone jack; it could be an issue for an audiophile enthusiasts or gamer who wants clean audio from this headphone jack.. Overall a great HD TV for the price and the picture is is excellent with 1080p resolution. Enjoy!

We went into Best Buy intending to buy a 24" TV when we asked an employee for recommendations. We asked about different sizes, features, brands, etc., and he pointed out what a great deal this Insignia TV was for the price. After comparing a 24" TV from another manufacturer and this 32" Insignia, we went with this Insignia 32" TV and are very happy with it. It is super light and easy to carry. It was a cinch to hook up to our cable box. The TV looks sleek and modern, and the picture quality is excellent. The only drawback is the speakers are on the back of the TV, which means we have to turn the volume up a bit louder than we would if the speakers were facing forward. However, we don't have to turn it up very much, and with such a small area around the screen, there really isn't any room for front-facing speakers. I would definitely buy this TV again and would recommend it to family and friends.

The LED 32inch TV screen was a gift for my in-laws that I bought on Jan. 24, 2015. I own a similar unit which is over a year old and the TV is great.. However, on Feb. 20, the newer unit malfunctioned (white video/no input selection allowed) . I had purchased a five year extended warranty (Geek Squad) and service contract. I was able to return the defective unit and get a replacement unit within 10 minutes of entering the store. Well done Best Buy & Geek Squad. You made my in-laws very happy!