INSIGNIA 43" Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV, Voice Remote with Alexa, Stream Live TV Without Cable

Overall, it’s not a bad TV for how much money it cost. As for the clarity of the picture. It’s really nice and clear and sharp. The size of the TV I got fit perfectly for my knees and it’s pretty sturdy. Asked for the price honestly it’s an amazing cheap 4K TV that does the job and at the same time you get a really amazing picture. As for connecting everything up it’s pretty easy to go through and you will not have any problems getting stuck setting it up at all (my seven-year-old helped me set it up because he wanted to learn how to do something so I walked him through on how to set up a TV so if my kid can do it so can you. This TV does come with a lot of features and some hidden ones if you know where to look like if you go into the settings part for the TV you can make the sound and picture quality even more enhanced. Also for people who are having problems when you get this TV when you try to open up the Apple TV app it won’t let you login or might be giving you some other type of error the best way to fix it is this. If you have already downloaded the app on the TV and it’s giving you errors and you’ve already done the delete option and reinstall and that doesn’t work or even doing the unplugging TV option and it still doesn’t work Here is a different way around it. You will need to reset the TV back to factory settings and when it comes to downloading the Apple TV app if there is a one week free trial available take it because you can always cancel it in your Amazon app. It will allow you to download the app and then it will give you a QR code to scan on the screen scan it then enter in your information if it asked for it, but it will load up and then you can click on the login for yourself. If you already have this app then you be able to login and watch the Apple TV very simple and easy a notification will show up telling you that you have two subscriptions for Apple TV. Just click the cancel button to deny the one week trial. Also make sure that you log into your Amazon account and cancel the one week subscription that’s if you already have a subscription to Apple TV if you don’t have a subscription then keep it and enjoy. If this is your first time setting up the TV after taking it out of the box then just download the Apple TV app and if it offers you the one week free trial just click on it and accept. You can always cancel it in your Amazon account after you finish downloading it. You will see a QR code on your TV scan it finish setting it up and like before if you have an account already with Apple TV just cancel the one week trial and it will automatically take your existing Apple TV subscription. If you don’t have the subscription already, then you have no problems Just click play and enjoy.

Very very happy with this TV no issues easy setup nice sound good picture quality and the price is very reasonable what else can I say? I'm not spending a fortune on an entertainment center so this fit the bill perfectly

Just gotten my 43" for one day now and I'm impressed. First of all the package came without a scratch on it ( uncertain of who expedited it here but UPS is terrible for package damage ) . The set-up is easy and basic , taking it out of the box I noticed it was very well packed inside opposed to others I've had before. Nice picture for a 60hz refresh rate . PROS: Nice picture for a 60 hz refresh rate / pic in pic / user friendly remote that doesn't take long to get use to / I also watch broadcast TV and this TV unlike some I've had has the channel guide in two forums , along with a feature that's new to me is that it freezes live broadcast TV / Smart TV of course along with Alexa , which I've had with my firestick but now just one remote instead of two / fairly light and not much heavier than a 32" TV ( My floor is solid thus the light TV doesn't wobble walking past it but if your floor moves or if the TV may be prone to be lightly bumped I would recommended you have a TV tether to prevent it from tipping over / like all TV's it has full picture adjustment or automatic . CONS : NO RCA outputs for audio or video , instead you need a sound jack that converts to RCA's for your older school sound systems. but It is up to date with fiber optic , HDMI , and sound bar using the audio jack and or HDMI / the worst thing for me is it has NO AUDIO ADJUSTMENTS at all except for the CC option possibly because this TV just has your basic sound , nothing special but okay. All and all it's really is nice and priced cheaper than most 32"TV 's , the only thing I would change is adding RCA's for multiple older school components that some people still choose to use rather than throwing a perfectly good device away . I'm very happy with my purchase and if you get one and enjoy watching movies or suffer from poor hearing I would definitely recommend a sound bar or sound system . I had my Sony Bravia for 16 years and it had just a few grays lines thus my new purchase . This new TV has high reviews everywhere and I'm hoping the cheap price doesn't afflict the longevity of it performing properly. I would have gave it a five star if it had more RCA and audio features . Satisfied with my purchase 😁 UPDATE: Definitely get a adjustable soundbar , this literally has NO sound control of no kind besides mute ......my phone sounds better 😞 . Still a great buy if you have a sound system , it's capable of digital hook up and 3.5 mm jack that you can convert to RCA's if needed .

I bought 2 of these as cheap replacements for my old Seiki 39" 4k tvs that I use as monitors for my desktop. These are physically bigger and barely fit in my workspace. Obviously these aren't meant as monitors. They boot up slow, and even when changing options, still takes a good 2 minutes from off before it shows any input from HDMI1. The stands on the outsides might be great for tv tables, but suck for a desk. All the 'smart' features provided by Amazon Fire are useless to me because they use the whole screen, where I can run pretty much all of that in a window while doing other work. Because they are so cheap, they are still great value (what you get vs what you pay) whether used as a small(ish) tv or as a large(ish) monitor. Pros: + 4k + hdr + 3x hdmi + ota firmware updates + ethernet (also has wifi) + usb for powering other devices + analog and digital audio output + acceptable speakers + acceptable picture quality defaults Cons/improvements: - as a TV: no component - as a monitor: super slow boot up, defaults to 'home' screen rather than last used input - as a monitor: requires lengthy setup process before can show display from any inputs - only single USB2 port, and only low-power Either: % end stands for tv stability instead of center stand for versatility