Customer Ratings & Reviews

We bought this TV in August 2025 to use in the master bathroom for streaming, unconnected to our cable system. It sits on the 14" ledge between the oversized tub and the shower stall. We wanted to listen to the news and shows while shaving and showering. We wanted the smallest standard size TV with good sound and picture for the least money. Now, in football season, we also transport it to the living room, placing it on the coffee table in front of us between us and the living room TV, to watch two games at once, since we each have two favorite teams. Insignia has two 24" Insignia TVs, the basic model and the enhanced 1080 picture and enhanced sound model, so for an extra $10 we sprung for the latter and it was well worth it. In the bathroom, the sound is excellent, loud and clear enough to be heard over the sound of the shower with no distortion when played at the loudest level. In the living room, it is played with no sound, just captions, so the picture is the thing, and the picture is excellent, much better than expected. Being placed lower than the 65" Samsung Q90 and closer to the seating, we put both on the same channel for football to compare picture quality. The picture is the same quality as the Samsung, believe it or not! At just under 7 lbs, it is easily transportable and has kind of a ledge near the top in the back that works well as a handle. We have a guest room 32" TCL and this TV kills the TCL in picture and sound, as well as in ease of use and speed warming up for streaming. It has exceeded expectations in every respect.

As someone who needed a compact TV for my home office, I picked up the Insignia 24-inch F40 Series Smart Fire TV, and it’s been a solid performer so far. Priced affordably around $100-120, it’s a great value for a Full HD (1080p) screen with built-in Fire TV smarts. Picture Quality: The 1080p resolution delivers clear, vibrant images that look sharp for its size. Colors are natural and balanced, especially when streaming shows on Netflix or Disney+. It’s not going to blow you away like a premium 4K set, but for everyday viewing like news, movies, or even using it as a PC monitor, it’s more than adequate. Brightness is decent for well-lit rooms, though it could struggle in very bright environments.   Sound: The built-in speakers with DTS Virtual-X provide surprisingly immersive audio for such a small TV. It’s clear and loud enough for a bedroom or office without needing a soundbar right away, but if you’re an audiophile, you might want to add one for better bass.  Smart Features: Fire TV integration is seamless—Alexa voice control lets you search for content, control smart home devices, and launch apps effortlessly. It supports all major streaming services, and setup was quick with Wi-Fi or Ethernet. No lag issues for me, though some users mention occasional sluggishness on similar models.   Build and Setup: It’s lightweight and easy to mount or place on a stand. Ports include three HDMI inputs, a USB, and composite for older devices. The remote is intuitive, and over-the-air channels work well with an antenna. Cons: Viewing angles aren’t the best—if you’re off to the side, colors can wash out a bit. Sound quality is good but not exceptional, and it’s not 4K, so don’t expect ultra-high detail for larger content.

It’s quality and size is perfect for my kitchen. I just wanted something to watch the news on and listen to music while I fixed something to eat. It’s perfect. It’s a great quality and easy to set up. Actually has some good speakers for the size of the TV. Overall I’m impressed.

Sharp picture quality, lightweight, and a good size for a college dorm room. The HDMI can be used with a laptop. Able to Bluetooth connect airpods. Wifi for easy Internet access. Apps can be installed for streaming services, eliminating need for a separate streaming device.

Very decent TV for the money. Lot's of functionality. Doesn't need a sound bar like some other smaller TV's. Picture and color look good right out of the box. Whether you love or hate Amazon, my experience is Fire TV's have the absolute best channel guide. It's easy to use this TV and just two popular apps and have over 1000 channels to choose from. I tried another brand in this size, it sounded like it was stuffed in a pillow and buried in a coffee can, the audio was worthless, it was soo painfully slow that I'd miss 15 minutes of a show just waiting for it to find my selection. It cost more than the Insignia and lasted less than a year. The Insignia has been far better than I imagined it would be at a great price, let's just see how long it lasts.

Being used as PC monitor for use with recent Windows 11 PC. Previos W10 PC monitor was matched with VGA monitor and new W11 PC connected to HDMI only. Picture quality is excellent, don't do gaming, for my use. Size fits on desk top conveniently. Not being used as TV and was never hooked up to, nor new W11 PC, by wireless to home network. During use sometimes full screen appears with suggestion to connect to Xfinity wireless home network with displayed URL. Remote is needed to remove that screen, keyboard has no affect, and revert back to computing screen. Any suggestions to stop this is welcome. But $70 for use as a monitor is a good bargain.

Excellent TV! Great picture, easy to set up, and the perfect size for my space!

Very good picture and sound for the price. Lightweight with easy setup. Fits into a small area. Would recommend.

Great picture, easy set up. Was looking for a light weight tv for the camper, this worked perfectly.

I needed a small tv to fit inside a cabinet in an exercise room. This unit was the perfect size. Navigating through the icons for live tv and streaming services is easy. The resolution is excellent in my situation (about 5 feet from the screen). This choice was the perfect solution to my need, at a very reasonable price. I was also impressed by the audio output power of the speakers.

I love this tv. Size is just right. Easy to move. Great picture. No need to add fire stick,

This is a great small TV for a small space. We purchased this TV to mount in our Class B travel van. For a 24-inch TV it has particularly good sound, which was a complaint we had with our last LG TV. The picture is very shard and clear and it gives you several ways to attach your DVD, sound bar, you can Cast or share your phone and 2 HDMI ports and 1 USB port. Very handy for a small package.

The best little TV (24 inch),,,Use for kitchen. Great sound, fantastic picture and options. Use this TV every day, size is perfect for its location and the price was excellent!!

Love the bold colors on screen with built in Alexa and connections for speakers, game console, etc. Has lots of entertainment apps plus stream for free (some require subscriptions.) The 24 inch Smart Fire Tv has everything all in one. Just the right size for small spaces. Do recommend to buy.

the picture is great for a small tv. It has the Smart Fire TV which is nice, but I wish the remote control had the capability of just using channel numbers instead of always using the guide. This is probably an issue due to my age. Also, wish the remote was bigger as without my glasses I cannot read the remote. Also, I do not understand why to watch PBS I have to sign into my account when on other tv's in our home it is a regular channel. This tv is in my sewing room and not used a lot. It was cheap, $69, so for the price I can live with the "problems." It replaced a 20 year old analog tv.

Mounted in RV and works great. Picture is very clear and wireless connectivity for streaming in remote area was no problem. I am very pleased with the purchase.

Great little TV’s. Easy to set up. I bought two of them to replace older TV’s. Remotes have voice control if you desire to use. Picture is great. Sound is better than expected so we did not use additional speakers.

I was looking for a replacement TV for the kitchen. Really only looking for the local new and weather. This TV fits perfectly on a counter in the kitchen. The picture is sharp. If you are looking for a no-frills TV that has plenty of capabilities, you can't beat the value.

I bought this small TV for a work room. I hung it on the back of my work bench, and it os lightweight, and the pictire is plenty clear for my needs. It is not a UHD 4k OLED, but for $79, it fits the bill. Sound is adequate, picture is good.

For a full HD 24" FireTV smart TV for just $75, I don't think you can do any better than this. My home is all run by Amazon Alex devices, so I look for FireTV over Google or Apple alternatives. Most 24" televisions are only 720P, and that's no good if you also want to be able to use your 24" television as a computer monitor. I need mine to serve double-duty, so I'm only interested in 1080P. I don't think you can find a smaller size 1080P TV with an HDMI input, and this one ticks all the checkboxes. With built-in speakers, it's kind of the perfect double-duty small display. I took off a star, because despite the thing working perfectly, you should be aware of its limitations. First, buy this thing directly from Best Buy. Do not buy it through Amazon. If you buy it through Amazon you lose all price-protections if it goes on sale within two weeks after you buy it. You can pick it up from Best Buy or have them ship it to you, but don't buy it from Amazon. It also costs less if you buy it from Best Buy. The FireTV OS and apps work perfectly BUT, this television has VERY LITTLE storage for storing apps. It came with a web browser, and I needed to install my fiber-optic company's streaming app to watch subscription television, and I have a Plex server, so I needed to install the Plex app. I think I installed the ESPN app too, to watch ESPN+ subscription sports. All of that caused the television to continuously display warnings that it was running short on space, demanding that I uninstall one of my (needed) apps. I uninstalled the web browser to get it to shut up, but there was no other way to get the warnings to stop, despite that all of those apps fit in the storage space. A smart television ought to have enough storage space to install a bunch of apps. This one doesn't. I don't think they list the storage space in the specs, but I'd literally need to add a FireTV 4K Max stick to get the storage I'd need if I used this television for anything more than I do, and that's ridiculous when the TV is already a FireTV smart TV. I uninstalled every app that it allowed me to uninstall, but that didn't free up very much space. So if you plan to install Plex and a bunch of apps, buy a different TV.