Access live over-the-air channels and streaming with this 24-inch TV—and control it all with your voice. Ask Alexa to launch apps, search for titles and more. A Full HD experience in 1080p provides crystal clear images. You won’t miss a second with the Insignia NS-24F202NA23 24" Class F20 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV.
Q: What type of audio does the TV use?
A: This TV features DTS TruSurround, which creates an immersive surround sound experience through the TV's speakers.
Q: Can I connect this TV to my WiFi?
A: Yes, this TV has built-in WiFi connectivity.
Q: How many HDMI ports does this TV have?
A: This TV has 3 HDMI ports.
Q: Does this TV have parental control settings?
A: Yes, you can manage your children's viewing by blocking content based on program ratings or entire channels. You can also set a PIN for after hours access.
Q: What is the resolution of this Insignia TV?
A: This Insignia TV has a resolution of 1080p, which is Full HD.
Q: Does this TV come with a wall mount?
A: No, this TV does not come with a wall mount, but it is compatible with VESA pattern 100 x 100.
A: Just plug it in. It will ask for your internet password and any other streaming passwords..and your allset. Its wireless connection....
A: Hi Bunt, If you have a cable box for the TV you can connect on the HDMI output at the back of the TV. Then, plug the cable box into the wall socket. Renee, Insignia Support
$89.99
Access live over-the-air channels and streaming with this 24-inch TV—and control it all with your voice. Ask Alexa to launch apps, search for titles and more. A Full HD experience in 1080p provides crystal clear images. You won’t miss a second with the Insignia NS-24F202NA23 24" Class F20 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV.
$59.99
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Pros for Insignia™ - 24" Class F20 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV | |||
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Picture quality, Price, Easy setup, Size | Picture quality, Price, Size, Easy setup, Sound | Picture quality, Size, Easy setup, Price | Picture quality, Size, Easy setup, Price, Color |
Cons for Insignia™ - 24" Class F20 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV | |||
Remote control, Viewing angle, Smart tv, Ads, Speakers | Remote control, Customer service, Reliability, Casting, Functions | Remote control, Brightness, Local channel, No hdmi cord, Off timer | Remote control, Wifi connectivity, App support |
Customers are satisfied with the picture quality, price, easy setup, and size of the 24" Class F20 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV. They appreciate the great picture quality, affordability, user-friendly setup, and suitable size for various placements. However, some customers have concerns about the remote control's lack of numeric buttons and the limited viewing angle. Additionally, a few individuals find the smart TV features to be bothersome and dislike the advertisements that appear upon turning on the TV.
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Great little TV! Served my needs. I was tech savvy years back. But no more! I turned into my parents! Easy set up. Easy to navigate. Just plug her in and watch for free or subscribe to what you want. No cables or wires as long as you have internet access. It’s great! Picture, sound, and price good too! I recommend!
Posted by Barb
I first purchased the 720p version of this TV, as a 24" screen at any distance is pretty much just as clear as 1080p; however, using in my kitchen often only a few feet from the screen, it's noticeable. A small variance is that on this 1080p version, the support legs are angled out at the front, in toward the back (rather than the straight/perpendicular legs of the 720p model), and this fit my application better. The biggest difference (aside from the better resolution) and one which makes it 100% worth the $20 price difference (at the time of this writing, and with both on sale) is the matte/non-glare screen on the 1080p version. It is a night and day difference in viewing ability. In the attached photo, you'll notice the difference right away. The TV is bulkier than it needs to be, but that bulk gives it space for slightly bigger speakers than a thinner set. The sound remains mediocre, though, requiring the sound setting of "Clear Voice" for the best intelligibility while watching standard shows. Volume is adequate for my purposes. This TV does have the ability to pair with Bluetooth devices including speakers and earphones, even though the instructions never mention it. You need to go to the "Main" settings page from the FireTV screen, and you'll find it, and a lot of other unreferenced settings. This was a desired feature, but in my case, I may not be able to use it. The BT sound settings allow for only 1 -200ms offset which, in my case, is inadequate. The video leads the audio ever so slightly, and just enough to make it distracting and annoying. Picture quality is great right out of the box in "Standard" mode, though in darker environments, "Movie" looks a bit better. I haven't used the FireTV interface enough to weigh in on it, as I gave a Google TV device plugged in instead. That said, setup was straightforward, and the GUI is initially easy to navigate.
Posted by AndyS
I think the TV is great for its given use. It is in a spare room where anyone can go if they want some down time from the rest of the household. The pic is good, the sound is better than expected for the size of television but Amazon's Fire TV is horrible and getting worse. You turn it on, select your profile and you're immediately getting hit with actual trailers for shows or movies that you have no interest in ever seeing. I just don't understand why FIRE TV and ANDROID TV think it is okay to throw noise and video pollution into our house every time we interact with their device. I've unplugged my Amazon Alexa for this very same reason. No matter what settings I disabled, it always felt like the "ads" never really went away. Maybe I have a broad idea of what an ad is but if I didn't ask for it, I don't want to see it or hear it. When we watched free over-the-air TV, there was an understanding, here is a free show, sit through this ad. Now it is, you buy the TV, you pay for a streaming service, the interface is still going to give you ads. Maybe I'll be a cheap Roku stick to plug in and avoid FireTV completely. See pic of annoying full screen ad with audio that pops up once you select your profile. Yes I do recommend it but with the above caveat.
Posted by JackOfAllTrades