Customer Ratings & Reviews

great for kids bedroom good good real good good good

Bought this after trying to use the version with the firestick built in. Returned that one because it doesn't support screen mirroring. This version doesn't allow you to use a sleep timer without using the other remote. Both seem like easy yo include features

Was told it contained all parts and it did not have the stand

This TV is really inexpensive. The picture and sounds quality are just okay. It watchable but is pixel-y at times. The viewing angle is not very wide but if you want a really inexpensive TV this isn't a bad choice.

It’s working well so far. Nothing to complain about

Beware if you are using this TV with only an indoor antenna. I purchased for my mother who has a 24-inch TV in another room of the house that picks up 24 channels. This TV could not pick up one channel. Previous TV (old analog) in same room picked up same channels as TV in other room. We called Tech Support and was told that it must be a defective TV. They sent another and we had the same issue. I had even purchased a $48.00 Insignia Amplified Indoor Antenna thinking that would help, but still no channels. Returned both TVs. Purchased a Philips TV from Walmart. Used the Insignia Antenna that I purchased and she picked up 22 channels. Connected the booster part of the Insignia Antenna to a Clear TV indoor antenna and now she receives 46 channels! I am not sure how to break down quality, value, and ease of use when it did not work for our needs. Giving a one for each.

Using it as a computer monitor and it works great.

Child was disappointed the TV wasn't smart we do not have cable so we had to run out and purchase a roku

It's an ok tv for the price. I dont like the sound quality but then it could be paired with a sound bar or something. Plus tv in general do not live long. The picture quality is fine to me. The jump function sometimes stick.

Will only work in VCR mode HDM1. HDM2 works fine with Roku 4K. Everything else is ok. Just don't understand why HDM1 only works in VCR mode. Don't even have a VCR.

This is a simple TV that works. I was not looking for anything fancy. This was just something small for the garage. I have no complaints.

Honestly disappointed by the image of this panel. I know with Insignia you roll the dice on it basically being a repackaged refurb from someone else, but it almost didn’t even seem hd. Buts a 32 inch so who cares

These things work when they want to. Sound plays for a few seconds after you turn the tv off. The settings sometimes doesn’t come up when you click it. The input lag is annoying. You get what you pay for.

Sound guality was poor. Had ticking sound. Would not keep hdmi option I entered during initial set-up. Every time I would turn the tv back on it would need to be re-entered!

This TV was cheap because it was wholly terrible. I tried to look for anything good in it and not even when hooked up to a PC is the text readible.

My cable company uses a system such as 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 The remote buttons only work with .1,.2 but not with .0 channels. I purchased a second remote but same problem.

I utilize the built-in digital tuner to access over the air programming from local television stations this model had a very VARY limited and PLAIN guide option. I tried the Insignia, Toshiba, Vizio, Samsung and LG televisions each for a few days. BY FAR the LG (my final choice) has a ROBUST program guide which is augmented by the internet connection which fills in more days unlike most guides which only offer programming information for the next aproximate 12 hours or so. The Samsung was a close second in guide and smart TV performance and customization options. The Insignia offered VERY few smart TV customization options.

The TV itself seems to work fine. The remote died couple weeks in so I'll have to stop in there to see if I can get a replacement. We tried several different batteries, but no luck.

Good tv. Not the sharpest images. Not the most bright screen.

Cheap dumb TV does the job well enough. The remote and onscreen interface are both laughably bad, but that’s why it’s cheap. Throw a streaming device on it and it’s fine.