Insignia™ - 24" Class - LED - 720p - Smart - HDTV Roku TV

The picture quality is good. It also does a good job connecting to Netflix and Roku. And other apps maybe added (e.g. Kanopy). A stick drive may be added to record shows as they are being watched. The recording is sometimes unstable and will pause and the recording lost. Also there is no direct channel tuning.

Great value for the price. I love that it has built in WiFi. It connects to my cable carrier. Plus you don’t have to see all of the cable wires.

Got this in the store, it was sealed with best buy tape because the box was open in the store...though it's working fine & has great picture quality, I don't knew how long that will last...God knows 6 months from now..

This is a TV that has Roku built in, 24 inch screen and compact to fit on a small table. I use it for my office. It has a good picture quality and sound.

I was looking for a replacement TV for my kitchen. My 12" drop down TV died and TV's like that are hard to find. I had a small area on a wall in my kitchen that was appropriate for a small TV. This 24" fit perfectly in that area. I am very glad that I opted for the Roku version. I have Dish Network and didn't want to deal with trying to connect this TV to Dish Network. My old TV was just picking up local broadcast TV, so I was fine with that. Since this TV is a Roku TV, I have connected it via wifi and now I can get a few of my Dish channels, Netflix, Amazon, etc... so I am getting more than I had before without much work. This TV is only 720p, but on this size TV, it looks very good. I have a 4K TV in my living room and this TV receiving OTA broadcasts sometimes looks better than what I am receiving from Dish. In most cases my living room TV shows that I am receiving 1080i, but the actual picture coming from Dish is not that good. My only complaints are the Roku remote and the volume. If you are expecting a TV remote with a full keypad, you won't get it. This is a very simple remote with the bare minimum of buttons. It does get the job done though. The volume does get loud enough, but you do have to turn it up quite high on the scale to get to a reasonable volume level. Other than these small negatives, I really like the TV and can live with these minor inconveniences. This is my second Insignia TV. If you are looking for a TV for a small space, I would highly recommend this one.

My bedroom tv died and I needed a small one to replace it and I happened to catch this one on sale. I'm very happy with it! It was easy to connect and I love that not only do I no longer need my Roku box sitting out, but I also don't have the extra remote to keep up with. It didn't add my Roku channels, but I think that was my country wifi and not a problem with the tv or connection. I hooked it up to my Dish satellite via coax cable. To get the tv connected, updated, installed Netflix & Acorn, it took probably about 45 minutes from start to finish. Again, I think that had more to do with our AT&T wifi in the country than the tv itself. I'm very happy with it. The picture is great! I will say that at first I was a little confused as to how I was going to control the tv with the Roku style remote but it was very easy to figure out.

We bought this TV to avoid having to rent the digital converter from the Cable carrier. We were told that Roku is the only way to do that. I'm satisfied with TV quality, video, audio, etc. However, it boots up like a computer rather than just turning on like a TV, and you always have to choose which application you want (TV, Roku, YouTube, Hulu, etc) so it takes more time before you can view anything. Also, this TV connects to cable via the provider's app, so you always need internet service. I would still recommend this TV because it does so much if it were not for the remote, which I don't like at all. The design is intentionally small, which means that the volume control and mute button are on the right side; I keep muting the television accidentally. There is no number keypad on it, making it necessary to scroll up or down, possibly through thousands of channels. I wonder how long it will be before that button wears out. I tried, but the TV does not respond to the number pad on what seems to be an otherwise compatible "average" remote. We have another TV in the house with a TiVo and it is much easier and faster to work with that menu and remote.

I needed to upgrade my existing 19 inch Insignia kitchen TV to a Roku TV as part of Spectrum's move to all digital. I've purchased several other Sharp and Insignia Roku TVs for our home and my son's dorm, so I knew it would be a good TV. The built-in Roku technology works really well. It boots up quickly and I am able to launch the Spectrum Roku app easily. I am not a fan of Spectrum's change and the need to have an app to watch TV where I don't have a Spectrum box, but it works so I can't complain. The picture and sound are great - better than I expected for a TV this size. If you need a small TV for a kitchen or elsewhere, you can't go wrong with the Insiginia TVs.