Insignia™ - 32" Class F20 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV

Nice smart TV with great picture quality and sound; and all the streaming apps you would typically subscribe to already preloaded. Enough connection options in the back to connect to any gaming system or surround sound. My only gripe with this (and its kind of a big one) is that the mounting holes on the back that accomodate mounting the TV are way too close together. Most (all the ones I've seen at least) mounting systems for 32"+ tv's require the holes to be spaced farther apart along the horizontal....to clear the pivot/swivel hardware. This is my first non-Samsung TV in almost a decade, and I guess serves me right for "cheating". I was primarily using this TV as a low-cost monitor for a visitor welcome kiosk in church lobby. So mounting capability was just as important as (if not more so) the picture quality. I kept this TV because it was a good deal and I'll find use for it eslewhere, but I had to pivot on my initial idea and ultimately went with an older Samsung (same 32" class as this one) that had the mounting holes where they were supposed to be. I should have probably checked before purchasing, but I took for granted that this was a standard configuration. Adding to the frustration a bit is the fact that if you look at the back of the TV, you'll see molded holes where the threaded holes COULD/SHOULD be. I don't know if there was a last-minute design decision to move the threaded holes closer or what, but if they had just used the holes that were, this would have worked fine. Lastly, if you do manage to find a mounting system that accommodates this TV, know that these are M4 threads. All mounting systems I've seen that include the various bolts, spacers, washers, etc assume you have M6 or M8 thread. Not a deal-breaker IF that's your only issue....just means a trip to your nearest hardware store. If you'll be using the included feet/stand, then this issue is of no consequence to you.

I use this monitor as an extra gaming monitor for my Xbox series S and over the course of a couple weeks has been an awesome TV it has all the Amazon junk and the tv doesn’t seem to auto turn on or connect when you turn on a console but for a 150$ not bad . The image quality is good , comparable to a LG 32 inch the tv comes with Amazon prime basically as it’s background like a fire stick upgraded. It’s a good tv will update in a year! Comes with legs and is easy mount.

Great Smart TV and a really reasonable price. I bought this for a patio room I smoke cigars in. The TV is very light, making it very easy to hang. Also, since it is a smart TV, no need for wires to cable, just an internet connection. It is perfect for my needs. I now have 2 32" Insignia TV's as monitors for my laptop and 1 32" smart TV for use in my patio room.

Great tv nice picture but kind slow an don't work wit spectrum app

Decent TV for the price, got it as an additional tv for guest room. Remote can be tricky to open to put in batteries

This is the slowest tv ever, the remote is terrible too. The picture is fine, i liked it, thought maybe I’d give it a chance…. Well tonight is the 3rd night I’ve have to do a factory reset to get the sound to work correctly.

good quality, good sound, for $149:99 its ok, i recommended this tv if you dont wanna spent around 300 in any good Brandon, this tv worth it.

This is a great tv for my bedroom. Great value, easy to use, remote is super practical and has a microphone to talk commands into it. Free streaming apps like freevee. Clear picture.