Insignia™ - 24" Class - LED - 720p - HDTV

This is a short-term review since I've only had the TV a few weeks. This is an excellent TV for a small space like a kitchen or bedroom. It only weighs a few pounds which makes it very easy to tip over so anyone with pets or small children should consider that when choosing where to place the TV. Setting it up is very easy. Screw in the legs, attach a signal source(antenna, cable) and you're good to go. The TV runs a scan for all available channels and allows you to make a list of favorites which can be modified at any time. If you intend to use an over the air antenna, be aware that this TV has a tendency to eliminate weak channels from the channel list and the only way to get it back is to run a channel scan all over again because the TV doesn't allow manual input of channels individually. This can be extremely annoying. There are USB, HDMI and Audio/Video inputs for attaching a computer or other device, like a camera or gaming console. The sound is nothing to write home about. It has very little richness to it. There are bass and treble adjustments which don't help much. For better sound there is a digital coaxial output allowing the sound to be fed through your home audio system. If one only has an analog system, the headphone jack can be used along with an adapter(not included) and RCA cables(also not included) I found the picture to be excellent right out of the box. It's clear and bright with no ghosting. The picture alone makes this TV worth buying. All in all this is a great bargain, despite its flaws.

I picked this TV up to put in my workshop so I can watch local news or my Roku box while I'm working. It has a really good picture, and the sound quality is better than I thought it would be. Setup was easy right out of the box, as was assembling the TV and stand. The only thing that bothers me about this TV is that for some reason if we have a power outage (hey, it's spring time/early summer here in southern IL, we have a LOT of thunderstorms at this time of year), when the power comes back on, the TV turns itself on, even if you didn't have it turned on when the power went out. I'm not sure why this is, but we have had half a dozen outages in the last two weeks or so, and every single time this has happened. I'm working from home now, so this isn't an issue, although if I were to leave for an extended period of a few days, I would definitely want to unplug it just to make sure it didn't sit and run for a couple of days with no one home. Overall, I'm really pleased with this TV, I would most definitely buy it again, and have already recommended it to a couple of friends. It's WAY more TV than I thought I would be getting for the money.

We really like just about everything. It's for our bedroom, and the size is really nice for that. The picture is very clear. The sound is strong and rich. My last tv had a hollow sound, but not this one! The legs are 21 and 1/4 inches apart, so it fits on our tv stand. I find them to be nice & sturdy. My only complaint, and its a small one, is that I would love to be able to increase the size of the closed captioning. That's very small. If there's a way to increase it, I haven't found it yet. But other than this one thing, it's perfect. And the price was just too amazing to pass up, so I'm very glad we got it! Also, someone complained of a smell---there's none at all on this one. And if anyone needs to know, there's about a 1 and 1/4in gap under the tv.

I have a cousin who uses a television as a computer monitor to great effect. I had hoped to use this Insignia 24" TV for the same purpose via the HDMI connection. It worked after a fashion - but I was unable to make the computer-generated video feed fit completely onto the television screen and was unable to access some of the Windows 10 task links on the outer edges of the screen - especially on the left side. I learned after the fact that my cousin's TV is a Vizio model with a VGA input port. The Insignia television also exuded an unpleasant, acrid odor after being powered up. It has a very small vented area in the back center for cooling purposes. The odor might not be too bad from 8-10 feet away but from ~2 feet it was overpowering. The Insignia TV has a good picture, fair sound, and decent connectivity. As a 24" class video device with it's own speakers and $80 price point I was very disappointed to have to return it as it did not meet my needs. The 21.5" class AOC monitor I ended up buying works fine but is smaller, without speakers and cannot double as a regular television. It also cost the same as the Insignia TV. : - ( It ain't a perfect world.

We picked this TV up this morning for our son to use in a small bedroom. He previously had a 30 inch Insignia but it sita on his desk and just took up too much room. He said that he was fine with a smaller TV. So we have a 55 inch in our living room and a 50 inch in the bedroom, both Insignia branded TV's and have always loved them. Their picture quality is superb for our needs and while they may not offer all the bells and whistles of more expensive sets, I don't think these can be beat for the price. We aren't sure exactly what happened to the 30 inch but had no problem buying another Insignia product. For the record, I am not able to distinguish any kind of unpleasant odor.

We replaced our old "tube" TV with this 24" digital model and we both love it's size, picture and sound quality. We were a little "skeptical " at first because it wasn't a "name brand", but the salesman explained that this unit was the "Best Buy brand", built specifically for them, and many people really liked them. You can add our name to that list. For a small "inexpensive " TV, we are really happy with the ease of use of the controls and settings, and the picture and sound features are awesome! We don't really know how reliable they are, but for now we are really happy with our purchase!!

I have been a long standing loyal customer of Best Buy for a number of years-- but no more, because of missing parts that might cost them a fraction of a cent. My Insignia TV, the fourth one in the house and a birthday gift for my son, came WITHOUT the M3 screws needed to install the "feet" that hold up the TV. Insiginia is a Best Buy brand and I contacted "customer service" via e-mail. The response I received: "We do NOT supply these. Purchase at your local hardware store." Need I say more? TV quality is a 4 or 5; lack of Customer Service is a negative 10, but I can't give less than one star. Best Buy lost a customer.

Bought this about 3 weeks now and it is ok at best. The picture quality is ok for what you pay. My only real gripe about this TV is that it would appear the remote uses a code that is used on my LG screen. Although that would normally not be a problem, I use this TV as an additional computer monitor in my office which is where my LG TV is located. Consequently, every time I use the remote for this TV it affects the LG TV - which is a real pain. I am now looking for ways to change the code on the Insignia before looking into buying a universal remote to program each TV separately. Other than this little hiccup it is an ok TV, but definitely not great.