55" Class (54.6" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV

I recently purchased this TV during the Memorial Day sale. The price was right for a 55" class television. It replaced a 50" Samsung TV in my bedroom. Overall I like the TV for what it is: a big TV for not a lot of money. I'm still trying to get the picture adjusted to where I like it. It does have some 'soap opera' effect, or at least that is what I call it. It has enough HDMI ports, something that other makers are stingy with on their less expensive models. It's sleep timer works differently from my last TV. On it you could do a one time setup and it would turn on and off by itself at the times that I had selected. I miss this feature but I make do with this TV's version of a sleep timer. It's OTA tuner doesn't seem to be quite as good at picking up stations as my old TV did. I think that it has okay sound but I do use a sound bar with it. You can label each of the inputs with a proper name. My inputs are named Tivo, Blu-ray, and firetv. This is better than just a generic name like Cable or DVR or Input 1. I am happy with my purchase.

I would rate it 5 stars but I reserve that for amazing things. TV is solid. I bought 2 and hung them above my 70. I use this to watch sports on as we game on the 70 and the other 55. They great for gaming. May need to mess with settings to make it brighter. Sports and movies look great on them too. Good sound. And $430 a tv was a steal

Never owned a Insignia tv before. The quality, the size... And for what I paid for? I'm very satisfied.

This TV has a really good sharp picture and works great. It's much better than the old one, which still worked.

I did not check this items for all my requirements.

This is my first purchase of an Insignia product and I was hesitant. I did not know what to expect but I am pleasantly surprised of the quality despite the low price. Getting the TV out of the box and installing the base was surprisingly easy, even doing it all by myself without any help. Hats off to the engineers who made the process simple. I will soon hang the TV on a wall mount when I have time, and I do not foresee an issue yet with a vesa format wall mount with the positioning of the inputs and buttons. SO far no dead pixels, the back-lighting is great although it is no plasma TV. The speakers are powerful and I had to keep the volume below 12 ! I hooked up a Roku drive, opened Netflix and the movies look great! I also hooked up the antenna and the TV seems to adjust the channels' display format to the display automatically. There are options in the menu to zoom in as well. I also plan to play some PC games on this so I will rate the display quality on that later. I will update this review later to share any new observations.

I am overall happy with this LED especially since this is my first big screen purchase. I am satisfied with the screen size, love the glass base and the price was definitely a plus. Delivery service was GREAT! The only complaints I have is some channels do not show up as sharp as other channels but this is something that I can overlook. The other is the sound: from reviews of other major brand 50 and over inch screen LED's, there is a problem with poor sound quality. I notice that I have to turn sound up significantly (30 level volume) but I will correct this by buying a sound bar. For someone on a budget, such as myself, I am thrilled to be able to purchase this sizeTV, including warranty for $500 and some change (got this while it was on sale).

I upgraded from an HD TV to LED and was hoping for a little more than I got. But the price was really decent and it does what I need it to. The downside is that it only has three HDMI ports and as you know, everything uses HDMI these days. So I've reduced the arsenal of electronics and it's all good. Picture quality is decent. Blacks could be deeper black but again, you get what you pay for. The staff at best buy are very helpful and can always set you up with a great TV if you know what you are looking for and know what you want to spend.