Insignia Class NS 32F201NA23

i bought this 32 inch insignia tv for my bedroom the first thing was pairing the remote a remote was included in the box. it is a poor excuse for a remote no power button very few buttons at all. i fo;llowed the directions for paring it. i ordered a remote plus a fire stick from amazon which was missing from the box AMAZON quickly refunded my money however i cant review the tv until\ it finds the remote, its still looking ill be getting the remote and fire stick tomorrow maybe they will include the stick this time

I bought this for around $60. Yes, it’s only a 24″. 27″ to 32″ is probably the more realistic size for “kid bedroom” or “needed a TV in that one room.” I bought it to use with an old Amiga computer as a monitor.
What makes me post about this gadget today is what you get for $60. At least with this Amazon Firestick TV. Gone are the days of SmartTV sluggishness. The TV plugs in, connects to your wifi, updates, comes with a lot of the apps you may already use, but you can easily grab more. It’s not a sloth. The interface is fairly zippy for what it is. You don’t ever feel like your using some third-world wind-up TV. It also has a ton of inputs. Both digital and analog. HDMI (arc), composite, toslink, WiFi and LAN. A remote that you can talk to for controlling the TV. (Alexa) All the apps you can log into using QR codes on screen. No typing hassles. If you have Amazon Prime, you get pretty much a full TV. With all their streaming TV channels. I’m amazed at all you get for a cheap “idiot box” nowadays.

I bought 2 of these TVs, different sizes at the same time and I am unable to leave a separate review for each of them so I will break this down by TV size:
Insignia Fire TV 32inch: We have recently built a deck and added a steel gazebo and furniture so I wanted a small TV that I could use out there. This TV works surprisingly well in the daylight! I thought I’d have to darken the area by closing the privacy curtains behind it but I didn’t have to. It works great in the shade alone. The sound quality is very good also. My only complaint is not with the TV but Cox Cable for not having a compatible App for their Contour system so I connect wirelessly to my subscription. Luckily there are alot of free streaming channels to choose from as well as my Prime account, I don’t think this will end up being a major issue. I also bought a rolling stand and waterproof cover so we can move around for viewing and store it in the gazebo thru the summer months instead of having to bring it in when not in use.
Insignia Fire TV, 39inch: We purchased this to replace a dinosaur of a TV in our bedroom and I’m very happy with it. Set up instructions were very easy to understand. It took about 15 minutes because of initial software updates. Picture and sound is satisfactory for our needs (the volume is kept pretty low).
Little tip – if you are hooking up a cable box and want the TV to turn onto your cable instead of the Home page where all the streaming channels are listed, you need to go in settings and select the option “last viewed channel on turn on” (I believe it’s in the Power settings). Once you choose that, when you turn on the TV, it will turn on to your cable box.

Good tv, get what you pay for. but unfortunately these came with NO screws for the stand to connect, apparently its a common thing with this specific type I have seen numerous posts about it while searching. I tried ordering some screws for it and they did not fit either despite being labeled that way. Would be a super simple fix for most people but I ordered this for my elderly uncle who has no way of getting to best buy or a hardware store so hes unable get the correct screws. At this rate im just going to order a box of a dozen different types for $15 and hope he finds one that fits…