Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was looking for a small smart tv for my room. I was browsing in the aisle and saw this 2 people staring at the white LG 32 for so long (25 minutes). I stared at it and it looks good. The price was $139.00. I got an unopened box and headed to the cashier. Surprisingly i grab a different LG 32inches Tv and the price was $149.00 but decided to get anyway since the box says 2019 nuevo blah blah. This Tv was the right fit in my room and has a good picture and sound. The only thing that bothers me is when you scroll to the apps its not smooth, there is a delay like .01 second. Also the buttons in the remote control was too crowded and small like you will press accidentally another button.

We acquired this TV for our son bedroom and we are happy with this purchase. It’s connected via wi-fi and it works flawlessly. No drop outs. The easiness of operation if good and the response to our commands is not sluggish.

I wanted a smart TV so I bought the same size as my old flat screen. Love the versatility but it is way smaller than I thought it would be. Can’t figure out how to program it (no instructions) so for now I just watch cable and Netflix.

The perfect size for my shelves and great picture!

I purchased this tv for my bedroom. I love features and channels you can access without cable. I think it’s an excellent buy

Automatically goes to a blank screen with loud white noise and snow every time I turn it on. It takes about 30 seconds to get the cable on before you can unmute it. Other than that it has a clear picture and decent sound very small TV which is why I gave it 3/5.

This tv is much better LG. I will not by the best buy brand TV again.

Nice TV and sharp picture. I found it a little hard to navigate. I ended up selling this to a friend and buying a 40” Samsung in place of it, which I find easier to use.

I purchased this television and it did not work properly from the start. I thought it was my cable box adapter, so I exchanged that through my cable provider. Still no luck. I filed a claim with LG, and never heard a word back from them. I sent pictures, as requested, of the screen. I complied with everything they asked me to do. That was it. To this day, I have not heard a word back from them. I will never purchase another thing from your company. Best Buy said they couldn't help me. Now, I am stuck with a television that you can't watch because the screen is so scrambled up.

Out of the box, I was disappointed with the picture from this TV. It was dim, and colors did not seem right. I considered returning it and trying another brand TV. But, before returning, I thought I would try playing with the adjustments to calibrate it. I'm glad I did! First, it is imperative to turn off the energy saving feature. This brightened the picture considerably. Then I had to fiddle, fiddle, fiddle with the numerous settings in the menu. Without going into all the detail, I settled with Standard Mode, reduced the tint to R5 as the picture was too red, Up backlight and contrast to maximum, brightness at 40, lowered sharpness to 27 just to the point where edges did not shimmer, Raised color saturation a few notches to 55, color temp to C5, Dynamic Contrast to High, Dynamic color to High, Super Resolution to Low, Gamma Medium, Auto color Gamut, Preferred color all at 0, Noise Reduction to Low, MPEG Noise Low, Black Level High, Motion Eye Care Off. I came to these settings after many, many incremental changes to the point where the picture and color were PERFECT! I mean all colors were accurate, skins tones natural, and the remaining colors all fell into place. Arduous, but worth it! I give you the details I used so you may use these as a starting point, if you wish. Of course, your TV and taste may vary. I have a very critical eye and I know what I wanted, and these settings are good for all inputs to display properly. It also has 2 ISF "Expert " Modes, which I also set to my liking. These modes have even more detailed tweaking choices that can be adjusted. Not having instruments, I adjusted by critical trial and error by eye. These also came up to "almost Perfect", but I decided to stay with the Standard setting, although I could live with either one. One advantage this TV has is that you can adjust the color and many viewing modes Individually for every input (i.e., Standard settings can be different for HDMI 1, TV Antenna, etc at the same time without influencing the other input settings), or choose an option to apply one mode settings to all inputs, which I did. I also calibrated all the other viewing modes to optimum for me, all required a lot of fiddling, and most look good, but finally settled on Standard with the above settings as best to my eyes. If you make a mistake and mess it up, you can reset back to factory settings and start all over again. The final result is a picture as good as any I've seen in a LED flat screen hi-def monitor. Although "only" 720P, in a screen this size and at a viewing distance of 6-8 feet, it is indistinguishable from 1080i on larger TV screens. It is NOT 4K level, so don't expect it to be! The picture is very detailed, bright, good color depth, and very high clarity. It interpolates lower Standard Definition 480P very well (as with a non-high def channel or non Blu-Ray DVD). I bought this TV on a "Deal of the Day" sale to act as a temporary substitute until I could repair my 50 inch Panasonic Plasma from 2007 (which is also still outstanding, when it was working anyway) a fan blew on it so it shut itself down. Several months later, I bought the parts, but I still did not get around to fixing it, I am so satisfied with this interim set. Soon, when I get around to it, it will be moved to another room when I either fix the Plasma TV, or buy another larger screen set to replace it. The LG now serves as the main viewing set in the living room in the interim. Other notes, the built in "Smart" features are easy to access and work great with either the wireless or wired LAN connection, although not with as many channel choices as my Roku provides. The sound for small speakers is of adequate volume for living room listening, but no deep bass. I have it connected to a receiver so don't use the internal speakers, so it actually sounds identical to the larger TV. The TV is basically acting as a monitor, but I can say the Digital sound output fed into the receiver from the TV is able to provide Dolby Digital if the channel supports it, and sounds just fine. I do wish it had a pedestal base, the legs are spread too far apart, and I needed to place them on a few bricks to raise the TV above the Center Channel speaker. Of course, you could wall mount this, or buy an optional VESA pedestal stand. Motion, based on football games and sports, is very smooth, I do not notice any blur or judder. I don't do gaming. I do not know if this screen is an IPS or not, but the viewing angles are fine up to about an estimated 45 degrees either side of center before degrading. I do not see any "dirty screen" effects, however, there is slight darkening of the far corners (vignetting) if you really look for it. I do not feel it interferes with viewing enjoyment to any degree whatever, you really have to be looking for it to see it, it's very, very slight. As you may be able to tell, I am very pleased with this TV. For an inexpensive set, the least expensive brand name set I could find, it looks better than any other TVs I have seen in the showrooms in this size, although it really did require a lot of tweaking to get it there!

I was looking for a tv that I could use as a dual monitor while working at home since a 11 inch laptop just doesn’t cut it. Once over this stay at home order, will be relocating so can use as TV/watch videos . After comparison between such as models TLC and Samsung I settled on a 32” LG. I am not that technical savvy and thought that by buying same brand as our 65” then it should be fairly easy to setup. Out of the box it was easy to setup there is online voice command that prompts you. I used a HDMI cable to connect with laptop and it worked right away. Wife helped setup the display settings. Some of the work applications are blurry but i think more on my end since wearing contacts at home where always wear contacts at work. I’ve used it for week and it gets the job done. I’ll just have to adjust the display settings when go back to wearing contacts full time. This past weekend, I setup the wifi. It was pretty easy to figure out. Wife setup so that I can watch YouTube, Netflix and amazon prime videos. She also downloaded the LG application where can use my iphone 11 as remote. She went on the LG website to figure this out. this was a little complicated. Set it up on YouTube and the corresponding sound and video quality is good enough for my teenage daughters to enjoy watching their favorite Niall Horan videos.

I bought this 32 inch LED LG TV to replace an TV used in our living room. The picture quality is excellent and it was very easy to set up. I really like how light the TV is, making it easy to carry and move. We added a ROKU stick and a Blu Ray player and they both work well as accessories. The TV has the ability to connect directly to the web and that feature is also useful. The price on the TV was great as well.

Before buying this tv, I had a 2011 Samsung B530. It was a great tv, with 1080p. It was much heavier, and had a large base, not these "stick legs" that all 32" tv's have today. I wanted to update to a smart tv, and went back and forth between this one, and the current 32", 1080p Samsung model, the N5300. The LG tv was/is $190; the Samsung, $240. For this size and viewing distance, I decided the differences were not worth an extra $50. Before selling my old Samsung, I did a side by side comparison from various distances. If the prices were the same, or maybe up to a $20 difference, I most likely would have gone with Samsung. But it's not. It's $50. Overall, I'm happy with the LG. There's lots of flexibility, and I had no problem connecting to our wireless network. Streaming options are plentiful. Volume is MORE than enough, but could use a bit better bass. Sound bar is required to get decent bass. As with any smart tv, it takes some time to learn how to navigate the menus. I'd give it a 4, factoring in the features and quality at the price point. Re: other options, I considered only the Vizio. We have a 40" Vizio in the kitchen, but the volume/sound quality is weak. So I excluded this, and all other brands.

Decided Upgrading my Older HDTV to HDR Smart TV. Best Quality Pictures for This LG Smart HDR TV for Bedroom, or any small room. Very excited watching free IP Channels from LG Channel Plus. Very easy access to Netflix, Hulu, and other apps to watch at home. I usually Starting like this TV a lot.

Easy to set up (plug in of cords, etc.), a little more complicated to find all the menus to adjust settings for picture and sound. Speakers leave something to be desired for quality of sound. Picture is clear and sharp. Color is great.

I have to say I’m very pleased and pleasantly surprised with this tv, I needed a smart tv to put out on my screened in porch and wanted something that had good sound and a easy to use and fast Smart TV interface and this tv fit the bill. It was very easy to set up, I was able to download all the streaming apps I needed without any problems. LG even has the New Disney Plus App. There is no lag on the smart tv side unlike Roku which constantly has issues. LG Webos is a thousand times better. There is also a feature on this TV called LG channels which allows you to watch free internet tv stations. I highly recommend this tv if you want to stay under the $200 price point. You can’t beat all these features for the price. Thank you LG for not forcing the Roku software on everyone!

Perfect bedroom size TV. I wanted to use it for a few months before reviewing and so far its been a breeze. Lightweight and easy to set up. Using Youtube on here is a breeze. Also love the choices for theater or sports volume. Good picture clarity and sound.

Buy this TV. I have 2 other LG televisions and think they're top notch. BestBuy had this one on sale for $149 but not in stock. Purchased on a Thursday and 2 days later on Saturday it was at my front door as promised. Great picture and actually great everything. I stream YouTube TV as my primary service and it was set up lickity split across my wi-fi network. Very happy with purchase and even a +70 year old like myself found it a breeze to configure. Go Bills!

It’s a perfect unit for one of the smaller bedrooms we placed it in. Found it easy to use and set up. It’s amazing how light it is. We connected it via a wired internet connection. Nice picture quality. We are happy with the purchase.

The LG 32” LED, 720p smart HDTV is a very good item. I read that buying a tv with only 720p as opposed to 1080p was fine for smaller screens and I agree. The picture quality is excellent. When using the remote, the volume changes very quickly and takes a little getting used to but is not a reason not to purchase this item. We use this tv as a secondary tv in our kitchen and are very pleased with it.