Insignia™ - 24" Class F20 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV

This TV is a crazy good deal. I put it in a kitchen cabinet and is an upgrade from the 19" I had in the kitchen. At this size, you don't need to spend the extra money on the FHD version. the picture looks great and out of the box settings are pretty good. I just had to back off on the color saturation and brightness. Since it's in the cabinet, the sound was a problem with the down firing speakers. Luckily, there are options to connect a soundbar or, I just used the 3.5mm jack and plugged in a separate little speaker next to the TV and the sound problem is taken care of.

I wanted something I could take with me that I could hook a console up to. It didn't have to be a smart TV but this was only $65 and man was I blown away! The picture, at 720p isn't bad at all for movies. The apps are easy and work well enough since it is a fire stick TV and I have a fire stick on my large 65-in Sony. So you get what you expect there which is a good thing. I use mostly movie mode and just adjusted the brightness. I think the picture looks really good. It's not 4K of course but that didn't matter. This isn't my main television. This is when I go on trips, extended stays anywhere but for this situation I had a stent surgery that and complications and have been bedridden for almost 4 weeks. My stepdad came and put this on a little portable TV stand. I've got my PS4 pro and my Xbox One s hooked up to it. I love that this TV has Wi-Fi, 3 HDMI ports, an optical out, a auxiliary out, can do miracasting so I can cast my phone to it if I want to, and Bluetooth. So I have a little JBL flip 5 as the sound. But honestly, for TV speakers I don't think these are bad at all. The remote works well enough and is simple. I do notice that games do not look really good on this TV compared to what I'm used to. So I'm trying to use this TV for mostly indie games and older games. I thought blood stained ritual of the night looked really good! But Dead Island riptide, not so much. Assassin's Creed games don't look that great on it but Castlevania games do. This is extremely amazing to me at just $65! I don't know what it normally is priced at but this was a sale that I jumped on right before surgery and I'm glad I did. Otherwise I don't know what the hell I'd be doing here for weeks. In the picture, minus the reflection of the flash, I'm showing you the colors which I think is pretty good. And then also the settings button how you can see all the options there such as adjusting sound and picture settings. But there are cons. The biggest con for me is that I have to turn the Bluetooth speaker off if I want to switch sound modes. Secondly, you can only switch picture modes if content is actually playing. So, nothing can be playing and order to switch the sound modes but something does have to be playing in order to switch the picture modes. Also, in the picture you get an idea for what kind of lighting is in the room. I know when it's dark at night it doesn't look bad at all. But I don't have a lot of light pouring in so I can't really attest for reflections or how that could wash out the screen since it's not a super bright TV design for that anyway. I think you'll be pleased with this especially at $65!

The Insignia 24-inch TV is a great choice for a small space or as a secondary TV. It offers decent picture quality for its price point, especially when considering its affordability. While it may not compete with high-end models, it's perfect for casual viewing, such as watching TV shows or movies. Pros: Affordable price Compact size Easy setup Cons: Limited viewing angles Average sound quality Overall, the Insignia 24-inch TV is a solid budget option that delivers basic functionality. It's ideal for those who prioritize cost-effectiveness over top-tier performance.