Insignia™ - 50" Class LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV Edition TV

I have had my tv for about a month now and my six year old son cant stay out my room . I brought a bracket that rotates so its even cooler and my room is a little on the small side so it gives of that vibe of my on personal movie theatre .all thats missing is my speakers .#u no what i mean.

This is a Great tv for people like myself who are not computer savvey. It was just plug it in and and add internet and go. I added my Amazon fire and have had great viewing pleasure since!

Purchased tv for guest bedroom, easy set-up with apps. No need for cable, good picture and sound.

***For those who care about a more detailed review, read the whole thing. Anyone who's impatient and wants a more "straight to the point approach," just scroll down to the bottom. So I purchased this TV just under 3yrs ago during a black Friday sale for something like $199.99 or $249.99. When I bought it I wasn't really in the market for a TV but when I saw the price and the fact it was a roku 4k TV I decided to try it out. I've had a couple insignia brand TVs and never had a problem with their quality. I'll start off by what I liked before getting to the issues I've had with this TV. Pros: -Very inexpensive -It won't rival the top brands but seeing the 4k for the first time was a pretty great experience - The built in roku is amazing as someone who uses it. It's very simple to operate, has smart features, it works like apps on a smartphone where you can download the ones you use and change certain features to your liking. You can even use your cable service through it without hooking up a single device to it. I had XFINITY when I got it and was able to download the XFINITY APP streaming channel and watch exactly the same as if using a set top box. It also works with AT&T TV and U-verse as well which is what I currently have due to moving and watching on this TV is no different that watching on our living room TV which has the actual set top box hooked up to it. Only difference is bc it uses streaming channels i don't have to use an AT&T remote and worry about switching between multiple remotes. I know I've gone on about this but I feel this feature right here is it's strongest point and I don't want to give it less than it deserves before I move on to my issues with it as I'm sure for most ppl will scare them off of buying this TV. So with that said this feature, the built in roku is so convenient and great to use i actually prefer this platform over the LG smart TVs software that definitely out performs by far visually but was also far more expensive. Cons: -Sometimes there are issues with volume to where lower volumes are almost impossible to hear without turning it up more which wouldn't be an issue except that when a loud or startling noise happens it tends to be overwhelming loud. There are no features that allow you to really tweak these settings and despite having tried using speakers and other methods, I have never been able to correct this issue and so we have had to either choose to be unable to hear conversations during shows and movies or experience startling volumes when anything loud takes place in what's being watched. -Lastly and probably the biggest issue I have had and something i know most will call a deal breaker. Sometime around a year and a half to two years after having it we started noticing faint dark spots around the left top quarter of the screen that resembles finger smudges. It turned out they weren't smudges but some kind of issues inside the television and even after trying to thoroughly research what it is and how to fix it I could find nothing to fix it or give answers. At first it wasn't so bad but slowly became more and more pronounced as it started to cover the entire screen. Now you can clearly see them mainly when the screen is emitting lighter tones like white. Also there seems to now be another problem developing as I newly discovered what I thought was a small gnat on the screen but ended up finding out that whatever the problem is. It's definitely inside the screen and almost looks like a chip in a windshield. ***Bottom line you can expect to get a good year maybe close to two years of fairly decent quality TV or at least I did and so I'd recommend it for younger children maybe or as a television inside a small business for customers. Basically anyone who isn't picky or has unrealistic expectations for a TV priced for 200 bucks. Other than that the software it uses and usability are all great and perfect for a situation where a decent TV is wanted for couple years or so.

I can't even really say if this was a good TV or not. It came damaged the display underneath was completely cracked. I was very disappointed with that trying to return it was a complete nightmare.

My husband and I have been putting off buying a TV for awhile, but given #2020, we finally decided to pull the trigger. We didn’t want to spend too much $, but we also wanted to ensure the product was of high quality. The Insignia 50” 4K Smart TV delivered on all of our expectations and we could not be happier with our purchase! It is super easy to set up, you can download all of your different streaming options quickly, and the quality of the screen is fantastic. I highly recommend for those who want a nice TV but are on our budget. We have not mounted it yet, but expect it to be easy. Even more impressive - - the Best Buy supply chain and delivery! We ordered at 4pm on a Monday and the TV was delivered by Tuesday at 2pm (we did regular free shipping). I am seriously impressed with Best Buy (and I am an Amazon Prime subscriber!). Thank you Best Buy for this overall great fantastic shopping experience.

Easy set up, decent picture fire tv built in best feature.

Order pick up was great, order online it was ready that same day and was brought right out to my car in like 5 mins. The tv itself has a great picture quality. Volume is good and I love that it’s a smart Tv all my favorite apps can be downloaded quickly. It’s a big TV but not huge and overwhelming.