Customer Ratings & Reviews

Display is decent. Bought at a regular price to replace old once which kids broke (otherwise waited for sale during November)

Picture too big for the screen and cant be adusted. Menu button on remote doesnt work. Not a great buy

It does the job just fine. No frills and poor sound, but that's to be expected.

I purchased 7 of these, 3 of which have quit. One quit while under warranty and was replaced for free. The next 2 quit just out of warranty. We opted not to fix them because the diagnosis fee alone was $125 fee per device plus parts, labor, and the return trip to repair. On all 3, the screens stopped working. The speakers still worked. (We used the remotes to ask Alexa to play Pandora, which worked.) However, the displays were useless.

Not very intuitive at all. I almost took it back because I had such a hard time connecting it to Hulu and Paramount Plus. Unplugging it and plugging it back in seemed to help. I finally got all of my steaming services working. Not I just need to figure out how to put them in the APP list again. Not very impressed.

I am literally shocked Insignia TV’s have so many positive reviews. I bought 2 and returned both straight away after setting them up for a day. The 55” FireTV was especially awful. All we needed was HDMI input from the cable box and it looked pretty good in menus, but once streaming shows are running it auto dims, auto contrasts, auto adjusts. Even I after we read reviews, setup tips, turned all those auto settings off, still a very low quality picture and bad user experience. The picture looks different per network too, and you’d think Prime would be best but it wasn’t. No matter of settings adjustments could overcome this. I do not recommend.

The first tv arrived broken so I had to exchange it and that one works fine.

Seems like i was sold an “open box” when buying a new item. Tape was cut and screws for bases were loose in box. Otherwise roduct seems to be fine.

not the clearest picture. cannot see face pigments for a 2160 resolution, this is not the real thing. otherwise was a good buy

TV died at exactly the one-year mark. It cost almost the same to fix it as it does to replace it.

TV was okay at best. I’m in no way a videophile, but I thought the picture quality was just ok. The Fire TV OS is fine. My main issue was that the image was dark, even after tinkering with the picture settings and calibrating. You basically just lost all picture definition in dark scenes. For an inexpensive TV, or if you’re only just getting in to 4K sets it’s tolerable, I guess, but I’d recommend spending a little extra and getting something a bit better.

I will only give it a 3 because this tv will not allow you to download the Spectrum TV app

Picture and sound quality is simply not great. You get what you pay for.

Has trouble with netflix when trying to play almost anything on app.

Do not but unless you mind replacing tvs once a year they all go black after a year or two

Had a few problems with the TV however after a few service calls all is Ok now.

Great TV!! Has all the bells and whistles you expect in a smart tv.

I purchased this television as an open-box item for a lower price. Honestly the television could be better. The quality from the image ,to the sound, even the settings . It’s almost like a television with just the basics on it . I use AirPlay and the television gives me an issue every time I use it. When you change the sound quality it sounds the same and when you change the picture quality it sounds the same. Insignia do better .

Horrible tv. I know the brand isn’t great, but I didn’t think it would break down in months. Not even half the year. And we have been trying to get someone to come take a look at it since it’s 1 year warranty, but there always seems to be some kind of issue coming to check it out. Never buying this brand or tv again.

Good price but Amazon TV is not as good of quality as Roku TV