Toshiba 32-inch Class V35 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote (32V35KU, 2021 Model)

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I bought this TV to move between the guest room and the office for when there are no guests in the house. I figured why get a TV that is so good that guests will want to stay in the bedroom all day and watch TV? So I got this 32" Toshiba (really manufacture by Hisense) TV and it's perfect for the job. Amazon Fire is built-in, giving the viewer hundreds of channels without a cable connection (internet connection required.) Plenty for my guests to watch before going to sleep or getting up in the morning! Same for my office use.But do be aware if you are getting this even as a 2nd TV. Many of us are accustomed now to high definition TV, and at 720p, this ain't it. You need at least 1080p, and you will begin to notice that difference on a 32" screen. If you are looking for a TV for more than light-duty TV watching, I might suggest considering spending the $30-$60 more on a 1080p TV that will give you a crisper picture for the life of the TV you're buying. That TV might last you a very long time!

Nearly threw the TV away. I did a factory reset. The TV no longer recognized the remote. The TV was stuck on the “choose your language”screen.Every method of resetting and pairing the remote listed on here was tried. I even bought a universal remote to try to get past it. .I almost threw the tv away.I went without it for months.I finally found an answer on Amazon.uk.This is the ONLY thing that works to re-pair a remote after the tv is factory reset, if this happens to you.To reset most Fire TV remotes: Unplug your Fire TV and wait 60 seconds. Press and hold the Left button, Menu button, and Back button at the same time. Hold them for 12 seconds. Release the buttons and wait 5 seconds.

It’s a great TV for my office. I use it to stream presentations, and for kids who have to sit in my office for long periods of time.

I got this tv circa 2019, and it's still doing its thing. Good picture, no dead pixels, and great speakers that haven't degraded. My only complaint is the software has gotten buggier over the years, and while its disappointing, it's not entirely unexpected. Overall, when I replace this TV it'll probably be with another Toshiba.

My old tv was smaller and dying. The Toshiba is a larger picture and easy to find things I want to watch. It was simple to set up.

Nice fit for our sun room

i purchased this tv April 2023, and today, it basically died.I cannot believe this as I have purchased many Toshiba tv's in the past, and they all lasted at least seven years.No, I did not get the warranty as I did not think I would need it.Anyway, I guess I can take Toshiba off my future list for electronics.