Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased open box item to save few $$$. Came with NO remote and a broken and missing leg. While other similar tv sets I brought works fine, I

Great pic, easy set-up. Only complaint is that the remote refused to work over the first few days. For some inexplicable reason, with no repairs or intervention, the remote began to work perfectly. Go figure! Otherwise, the TV has great screen appearance and resolution with very little adjustment for personal taste needed. Volume is low but usable and could be better. I just hope the TV works for a long time and does not have the ticking 1-year time bomb that Sceptre seems to use.

I've been using the Insignia 43" Class N10 Series LED Full HD TV for the past two weeks, primarily for watching movies. It's important to note that this TV is a budget-friendly option without built-in smart features. Picture Quality (3/5): The picture quality is adequate, but don't expect anything too fancy in this department. Standout Features: This TV is a non-smart TV, so it doesn't come with built-in apps or advanced features. However, it's worth mentioning that it can support gaming with an external console. Sound Quality (3/5): The sound quality is satisfactory, but it's not exceptional. Consider using external speakers for an enhanced audio experience. Connectivity: So far, I haven't experienced any connectivity issues, and the TV has a variety of ports for external devices. Ease of Setup and Navigation (4/5): The TV is easy to set up and navigate, making it suitable for users looking for a straightforward experience. Remote Control (2/5): The remote control's functionality and design are basic, and it lacks advanced features. Energy Efficiency (5/5): The TV is very energy-efficient, which is a plus for cost-conscious consumers. Built-in Apps (N/A): This TV doesn't come with any built-in smart features or apps. Design and Build Quality (3/5): The design and build quality are adequate for the price. Durability (5/5): So far, I haven't encountered any durability or build-related issues. Value for Price (4/5): Considering the affordable price point of $130, this TV offers good value for those seeking a basic display. Comparison: I didn't compare this TV to other models before purchasing, but its affordability was a key factor in my decision. Compared to Previous TV (N/A): This TV doesn't apply to my previous TV, as it serves a different purpose. Overall Recommendation: The Insignia 43" Class N10 Series LED Full HD TV is a budget-friendly option that gets the job done. It's a basic display without built-in smart features, but if you connect an external smart TV device, it provides a cost-effective solution for entertainment.

The price is good. The picture & sound quality are good. But the remote control does not seem to work right. For example, I tried to switch channel, I had to press the entire channel 13.1 on the remote, not 13, or it wouldn't work. & another example, if I pressed only 31, not 31.1, the screen would go dark, as if it was powered off. This is channel specific. & I would have to start over again, turn off, then turn on., then press 31.1 on the remote to get that. I tried this many times, it still works the same as described here.

This is just a TV with a good picture and a reasonable price. Not 4K, it is a 1080p that has a relatively simple remote. If you want a reasonably priced TV with with a good picture and no smart features, this is a great TV for you. The sound quality can be improved with a reasonably priced Insignia sound bar. Overall, it is a good option.

Tv works and looks great but the narrated instructions when you use the remote is very annoying

Beautiful picture, good reception only issue is the remote does not work, it is being replaced

TV Looks great. Only issues I have is that it turns on automatically when you plug it in and you have to use the remote to power it off. There is a button in the middle but it will not turn off the TV. It is for the menu. We use it for an after school Gamer's Club. PlayStation 5 and Xbox both look great on it.

This tv is great except for having use two remotes because you can't program it to the universal remote. It has the program option, but it doesn't work. I had the same issue with this brand previously. There is a reason it is the cheapest option.

Everything works on the tv . It just didn’t come with a remote.

Not happy. Remote control stopped working about 2weeks after getting TV. TV ok, but no guide button. Don't know how to get replacement remote control.

Its an okay tv, bulky remote, extremely loud virtual assistant with low audio output.

bought this as a drop back for my set up.. the moment i got it., took it home turned it on.. couldn't get passed the set up menu as the remote that came with the TV DID not work.. when looking up the remote turns out i was sold a "New" Tv with a "Replacement Remote" ... Long story short i took it back next day with the receipt and exchanged it for a better Insignia TV.. go to that Review

Didnt get a remote and i have bought like 3 romotes but still doesnt work. Not worth it

Bad TV less than 30 days after buying the TV - the remote wasn’t working and the remote stopped working

This particular TV is good on picture quality but not so good on other aspects. The sound is not all that it should be , the remote control is ok but too quick to cancel out any searching , there is no operators manual and it can not be obtained on internet line , its a complete guessing game. Otherwise the TV would be ok for low budget , low expectations from people who just want a simple TV. I just purchased a better quality Insignia 43 in F30 Fire from Best Buy to replace this N10 and if it is like my new 32in. Insignia fire tv i'm sure it will be excellent .