Customer Ratings & Reviews

This tv worked great then it wouldn't connect to the wifi! After going in the settings it would connect but once back to the home screen it had lost the connection! Now waiting to hear what is wrong with?

could have been simple, Roku registration is a pain

This TV is an excellent TV preferably for the bedroom. I bought one for my brother after seeing that Insignia made their first Smart TV. The first one however, stopped connecting to the internet after about 20 minutes of use. Tried for hours to get it to reconnect back to the network without any success (Reason for the 4 stars). I even went to buy a network extender to boost signal strength, still no success. So I took the TV back and bought the Vizio 32inch Smart TV instead, up and running without any problem however I found the picture to be darker and less sharper than the Insignia amazingly. But connectivity was flawless. Only thing that was a problem was that there weren't as many apps as the Roku TV, super dissappointed, so I took the Vizio back and re-bought the Insignia to give it another try, everything was perfect, picture quality, vibrance, connectivity. Hmm...maybe I got a bad apple with the first one, nevertheless, this TV rocks!

This is my first non Samsung or Sony TV. I have to say, it has exceeded my expectations. The picture is bright and crisp, and the sound is good. The roku integration is very nice and is what makes this TV a great value. With roku built in, I could see some people using this and skipping cable. The only negative I have discovered so far is that when you turn it on, it defaults to the home screen and then you have to select cable or satellite. This is kind of a pain because you have to use the TV remote to select cable or satellite and then use the cable or satellite remote. I am definitely glad I decided to take a chance and step away from my usual brands.

I LOVE this TV. Normally, I only buy Sony, but I wanted an extra, small, cheap TV for my computer room for my second Xbox One. I went to the store to buy another brand, but came away with this one, because it blew the other one out of the water on picture quality. I have NOT been disappointed. Picture is great. Streaming works great (better than the Xbox One, to be honest). Sound is ok. It's not great, but sounds better than most TV speakers. I know 4Ks are taking over (I really wish Insignia made one), but for the price you can get this, it's a steal. A Roku 3 (which is integrated into this TV) alone is half the price of the TV.

This tv is not easily understood! I hate it! I should of selected a better tv. When I select tv antenna it does not read or see the cable connection. The remote is weird.

Returned first unit, probably will return second unit. There are volume and picture freezing issues. The Roku features are nice, but the issues above make the unit a hassle.

This TV has an awesome "How To" video presentation and a simple remote to do everything you need to do with this SmartTV. The picture is clear (true black), the speakers are loud at 1/4 max volume (imagine 3/4), The Wi-Fi adapter is Wireless AC (fast). Watching streaming sports...no lag or ghosting. Super Light to move anywhere needed.

The tv was in good shape, but when you go to set up the tv you have to create a roku account in which you have to pay money to watch tv, go on YouTube, other functions.

Our size options were somewhat limited by the space in the room. At first, this seemed to hit the mark; however, the color was so off that it wasn't watchable. We got it during the Masters Golf Tournament and actually thought that had something to do with seeing so much green, but it couldn't be adjusted - EVERYTHING was green!! The return options at the store are terrific. Exchanged it for a Samsung. Lesson learned: You do get what you pay for. Stick with the tried and true name brands.

I bought mine yesterday at my local Best Buy store. Decided to go to the store because either way here on the web or my local store I was going to be charged taxes so anyway, at my local store I got it right on the night I purchased and brought home and my first impression was very pleasant and I'm glad and delighted to have bought this HDTV to replace an older Westinghouse HDTV (720p w/ built-in DVD player). I was looking for a HDTV with Roku bult-in, Wi-Fi built-in, and 1080p HD capability, that was my goal and after searching and reviewing several other 32" HDTV's chose this one. This HDTV is very sharp, it has an excellent image with vivid colors, you can adjust everything you need on the video settings even customize it to your taste if you like, the audio is excellent and very loud, it has 3.5 mm jack output for a headphone or wireless headset, the TV antenna sensitivy is excellent, it has information on what are you watching nn every specific channel you tune in, there is nothing else I can think off that it wouldn't have. The only one thing that I don't like but that is not a big deal at all, is the fact that on my older HDTV I was able to set the speakers on and off even while my wireless headset was plugged in, and also was able to set it to a fixed audio level. You can't do that on this HDTV, in order to hear from the speakers again you have to unplug the 3.5 mm plug from the jack on the HDTV and then turn on the speakers from the settings menu. No big deal, I can leave that for the time I am just turning the volume low while watching TV on the privacy of my bedroom and doors closed so not to bother my other family members. Would I recommend this HDTV to a friend? YES!! I don't have the budget to do it, but if I did, I would even purchase one of this HDTV for each bedroom of my household, while keeping the nice 55" Samsung HDTV we already have in the family entertainment room.

TV keeps shutting off and I have to restart it. Bought as "open box" and came with the wrong remote. A waste of money.

It tends to load slowly no matter the wifi speed. It took 2 days just to register the product with roku and it has to be registered in order to use it.

Great TV!!!! Very good picture quality & clarity. Good sound. All tv's should be a ROKU (smart TV). It's very user friendly and is compatible with many apps and many exclusive company partnership and upgrades unlike a standard smart TV. The only thing I don't like is that the remote doesn't have a previous channel button. And the sleep timer only allows 30min increments. Nothing major. INSIGNIA is a surprisingly good quality product producing company

This is a beautiful TV. It was easy to get all my channels set up. I cut the cable on cable TV and I am enjoying all of the channels this TV has to offer. My best friend just bought this same one after hearing me rave about it.

had problems from the get go with this tv. too complicated for a first time smart tv user. roku feature was very annoying.

Purchased for my home gym as an upgrade to an old, crummy 20" set. The Insignia's picture is excellent and 32" is a very good size for my area. Connection to home WiFi was a breeze and Roku setup is very simple. Also connected to Comcast DTA. My wife is happy because she can watch cable (not high def) and I'm happy because I can watch Sports in high def (live and replays) thru ESPN3 - including ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, etc. I also set up NetFlix, HBOGO, etc. but not sure I'll use those very much in the home gym.

For $175 I figured I'd give this little TV a whirl. I'm glad I did! I really wasn't expecting this much bang out of a store-brand TV! It replaces an older 26 inch TV which while still a flat panel is about 3 times as heavy. Now I can mount it to the wall and not worry about having to buy an oversized mount for a small TV! The sound is crisp and clear with full bodied sound (not at all tinny like some other smaller TVs). The picture is also so much clearer then the old one too! But the nice thing is the integrated Roku app. My Netflix account came right over and plays perfectly. And the Time Warner app allows me to watch all the digital channels they don't push out without a set top box (like the 14 channels of HBO, 7 channels of Starz, etc). Granted I can't access my DVR recordings but hey I'm also not coughing up extra money every month to lease another STB either. Its also quite responsive when switching between Roku apps and other inputs. Just press the home button and you can quickly navigate to the input or Roku app you want. My old TV would linger for a few moments each time you switched inputs, even if you were just switching there to get to the next one in the list. That's a thing of the past now! If you're looking at a new TV give this one a look... It'll impress!

I read the reviews, called Best Buy for availability & picked it up at the store. Setting was very simple. Just hooked to Time Warner cable box via HDMI cable & done! Picture & sound qualities are great. Plus you get built in ROKU connection via Wi-Fi. I use an Apple AirPort. It immediately recognized my home sharing settings. I use a Verizon DSL service and Roku runs fast enough on DSL. So far, I'm very happy with this TV.

Had to call several people to just get it partially set up, still don't understand how to finish it!