Customer Ratings & Reviews

Using the android sticks from Digital Signage works really well. Only used for a few hours once or twice a week so these should last a really long time.

This is a nice size for the price. Putting the legs on is a challenge. I used needle nose plyers to get the screws in place, the well to line them up is very narrow.

For avthrow away TV it works fine. Are you going to be wowwed! No, but if it in a restuarant bar behind a pretty bar maid it looks pretty good.

Works great for backup TV's in guest rooms but wouldn't want one for a main viewing television. For the money it's good but not great, needs to have more display settings to clean the picture up more.

my parents needed a new TV and the 55" Insignia was great. Not a smart TV but exactly what my parents needed.

Units have been working flawlessly, perfect tv if you already have a roku or fire tv stick, we use them for gaming on the Wii's

Bought this HDTV during the doorbuster sale in December. Great price for a simple HDTV. Funny that the internals show Hisense as the manufacturer though.

I really like this monitor. The non-glare screen is awesome as I have early morning sunshine that directly hits the screen.

This television has been great. It has nice features and a low price. This is my first Insignia television purchase and I am impressed.

this is our 2nd insignia. This smart tv is just as good as any other tv. Sound is fine but we bought a sound bar to get that wow.

kids use the TV constantly for Xbox and it is still going strong. would recommend to anyone.

My FWOB old RCA pic went out but still had sound 2 months out of 2 year ext. Warranty. Had to get better hdmi cable and use different port because of hdcp uverse flash message.

So far this is exactly what we wanted. Got this tv to put outside on the porch and it's been terrific to watch football games on.

This tv is great.. doesn’t give me any problems at all.. I would recommend this to anyone that had a amazon fire stick, roku, ect.

Needed a TV for our outside covered patio that was bright enough to be seen in the Arizona sun and this got the job done.

Purchased This insignia 55” TV to upgrade from my old TV box. Works great. Couldn’t be happier!! Highly recommended!!

Got it for a monitor for meetings. No great features, no buttons other than power on and off. Screen size isn’t adjustable, but it was very affordable so I can’t fault it.

I use this in my office for Powerpoint presentations and for video conferences. It works great.

We had a Samsung 55" 1080p TV that our son decided looked better with a cracked screen. Needless to say we were in the market for another TV after that. There’s A LOT to consider when buying a TV these days. Here’s the bottom line for us… Note: This review was written in November 2017 and I paid $350 for the TV. 4K or No? For us 4K just doesn’t make sense yet. 4K content is just now becoming more available. However the movies are $30 and you need pretty stout broadband to stream 4K. Also 55” seems to be the beginning point where 4K makes sense at normal viewing distances. Most the content people watch on a 4K TV will need to be unconverted to the 2160p which sometimes doesn’t go well. So while we’re all being convinced we need the newest and best it’s simply not true. Smart or dumb? I’ll take a dumb TV please. We use an AppleTV and Roku so a smart TV just has a bunch of features I won’t use and don’t want to pay extra for. Slow refresh rate? This is a 60Hz TV. The best true refresh rate you can get now is 120Hz. Anything claiming 240Hz is a marketing gimmick using software to smooth out motion (with sometimes awful results). Keep in mind 60Hz has been the standard for a long time. Yes 120Hz is better, but not THAT much better. Isn’t this a “cheap” TV? Insignia is considered a lower-end brand than others. However it’s hard to say for sure who makes the components for Insignia and even for higher-end brands like Samsung. They’re all in the game to put out a decent product while making the most profit. So how does it perform? Great so far. I tweaked the brightness, contrast, etc settings to my liking. I turned off most the fluff things that typically degrade image quality and so far it’s been great. I don’t have it sitting next to another TV but the image quality reminds me of how good our Samsung looked. Bottom line? This is a solid 1080p TV and I don’t see how you can go wrong for $350. Many videophiles turn their nose up at “lesser” brands. For them it’s Samsung or nothing. I’d be surprised if most of them could tell the difference in a blind test of multiple TVs that have been calibrated properly. Personally I think it’s a waste of money to spend 2-3X as much on a TV that has a bunch of features that probably aren’t necessary and I won’t use.

Very good TV for price. 1080 and not Smart, but has 3 HDMIs and most DVD players have the Smart in them, if you need it.