65" Class (64-1/2" Diag.) - LED - 1080p - HDTV

So far so good. The picture is decent for the price.

Did not like this product. We could see all the pixels. Returned this to store and got another tv.

I bought a 50" Samsung UHD 4K to replace my 55" and realized it was just too small. Plus, there were only 2 shows on Netflix in 4K (House of Cards & Breaking Bad), so the upscaling was the only benefit of 4K. It's going to be a couple years before 4K is viable. This 65" is a marvel. I was able to adjust the settings and get VERY CLOSE to the quality of the upscaling of the UHD 4K tv I returned. The best adjustment is to use the 24 frames per second option under the advanced picture options, and you'll get a fantastic picture. This has no Smart features. My kids have Xbox, so the lack of smart features were a $200 discount, plus the guides on the smart TV's are just eye candy if you know how to use the cable box anyhow. If you want the best bang for you buck, this one is a no-brainer. The Insignia parts are LG and Toshiba anyways, so don't let vanity of the name brands get the best of your budget.

Save money and get this TV without the Smart features. A Roku or a BluRay player with apps gives you way more and saves money. Great picture and easy to use. Quick to set up and connect. I suggest dialing the Sound settings up on the Base to get more full sound. The basic out of the box setting sounded flat. The basic Color settings were high so I dialed it down for a great picture. You can ballance the Backlight and Brightness setting for solid Blacks and bright Whites for better contrast. Would recommend to friends an family for a great deal on a big screen TV. If you want to save more and can go with a smaller screen size. The 40" and 50" are great deals as well. Got the 65" for the family room and a 40" for the bedroom for the cost of a Big screen Smart TV. The Insignia has more HDMI inputs as well.

This TV is hands down the BEST Value in the Market. If you buy a smaller TV that is 4K, 3D, and full of other smart features, your guests will not be as impressed as they would be with this beautiful battleship. 65 inches always impresses guests more than a 50inch. The picture is great, sound is very powerful, and it’s also ROKU compatible. If you’re looking for a TV of this quality at this size, you are going to spend at least 500 dollars more. Save your money and don’t buy a 4K TV yet, this TV is great and will last for years. At that time I’ll buy a 4K TV when there is actually enough content in 4K. SIZE MATTERS!!! PS: I got this TV for $719.99, Open Box deal. After two weeks of testing the TV, I went back and bought the warranty just in case something happens. So i spent under 800 dollars for a 65in TV. ALSO, this TV is 60HZ, not 120HZ. There is an advanced feature in the picture settings, that allows you to up convert to 120HZ. So if your cool with a great TV with 60HZ, buy with confidence.

Was very happy with the price of this TV, picture looks good, sound is okay, but sadly it is short on plugs and takes about 5 seconds to turn on.

I purchased 3 of these TV's to use as display monitors for an offsite event. These were selected because of their price point and the fact that they had VGA connections on the back. They did not disappoint! Easy to set up and the picture was crisp and clear. You can not beat these for under $1,000! Would have given 5 stars but have a small minor pixelation in the lower right hand corner on one unit but I would purchase these again.

A nice 65" TV under $800 may be tough to come by, but I have been pleasantly surprised with the Insignia. The colors are vibrant though you may want to spend some time at first setting up the colors the way you want them as the factory color settings may leave something to be desired. It has been my experience that HDTV speakers are not the best in the industry. However, the sound that the Insignia produces surprised me as well. It has rich bass and can go very loud. Definitely one of the better sound systems I have heard on HDTV speakers. The viewing angles are very good and the ability to label your inputs is a very nice feature. Overall, I am very pleased with this TV so far having owned it a few months now. The fact that it is not a smart TV most likely brings the price down, but when paired with a smart streaming device, you can turn it into a smart TV for under $50. I would recommend this TV to anyone looking for the largest screen possible on a budget.