Insignia™ - 22" Class LED Full HD TV

For a mere $89 this TV has many great features, including a 1080p resolution. The only two things I don’t like are; 1) that all the connections face left and are slightly recessed, so much so that I had to purchase a different cable than what I used on my old TV for an external audio connection, and 2) there is no indication that the TV is actually powering up after you press the power button—there is a few second delay showing nothing until a logo screen comes on the display and stays for a few seconds until the actual viewing source appears. It seems to me there should be, at least, a small indicator light that should appear instantly to let you know you have successfully pressed the power button.

This is a great TV for small spaces like my kitchen countertop! If I had to do it over, I may have gotten the 24" instead of 22", since the stand is lower profile than the bulky stand my previous 19" TV had.

Awesome buy. Great screen, great sound, super easy set up, very light weight. I got in on sale for $80 and just wanted something small for my bedroom that could be used as a monitor if I get a bigger Tv later. For the price it’s a great Tv. Note that 22” is smaller than you visualize. I wanted small, but it really is small haha. The nice thing is if I want to put it in my kitchen under the cabinets it will fit there. Never know when you’ll need a tiny Tv so even if this is just to hold you over I would still recommend it. Others have complained about the stand being wobbly and I don’t agree. Just have to screw the legs on tighter. The tv chord is a nice length, remote has audio assistance that works, the hdmi slots are on the back with a side entrance, which I like as opposed to things sticking out behind the tv. I connected a Fire TV to it. All in all, from set up to watching Netflix it was like 10-15 minutes. Also I highly recommend picking up and having them bring it out to your car. They came out right away. Probably easiest errand + setup I’ve ever had. Thanks Best Buy! (Photo is temporary placement until I get it hung on the wall)

I've had to rewrite this review 3 times now so SUPER quick rundown. Great Picture and audio quality, easy to understand settings, great for 1080p(60hz) gaming, terrible stands. IF you are planning on mounting this monitor (very small tv if you wanna call it that I suppose) to a wall, consider this a 5 star review. IF you are planning on just using the stands that come with the monitor, this is a 4 star review. No amount of effort will make these stands any less wobbly and one of them has popped off just by picking up the monitor and GENTLY sitting it down on the other side of my desk. Regardless, for the price (I got it on sale for around $80-$90) I do highly recommend the monitor itself, just, the stands make it a less than perfect product.

This has been a great alternative for a monitor. I have two of them set up for dual view, which I can be switch from PC and Mac. I like how you can program the inputs for custom identification. One draw back is that after in for a while, the speakers tend not respond well. I generally have to turn the monitors off and back in to Initiate

Works great for the work shop location (work bench). Mounted on the wall. Colors are good, contrast is good, etc.

I needed a new tv for my kitchen. The problem was it had to fit under the cabinet. This one fit perfectly, and for the price couldn't not buy it.

Needed a smaller TV for a project I was building. Taking an older Jukebox cabinet and installing a touch screen radio 2DIN player and a monitor so I can play MP3 files and Video files. even movies with the monitor. Like the TV being able to remember the last setup when removing power. so when I apply power to the jukebox the TV automatically comes on and is in video mode.