24-inch Smart HD Fire TV Edition TV with 720p Resolution

Cynthia: Tv works well but the remote that came with it does not.
I noticed the batteries were always dying. Now new batteries are not lasting even 2 days of use.

United States on Aug 30, 2023

Katie: We absolutely love our Fire TV. We've had it a while now and it was definitely a smart purchase. It's one of the better TV sets we've had.
I also love how I can use it to watch my Prime on it and it comes with an Alexa Firestick. (Our previous TV we had to purchase an Alexa Firestick.)
TV is as described by seller.
We absolutely love it and would order again if we are in need of another TV.

United States on Aug 28, 2023

cecelia j dais: I love this tv I purchased on black Friday 2020. It came with Alexa beautiful picture great sound. I've never had a problem I liked it so much that I purchased another one with a 32 inch screen. It's well worth the money.

United States on Jul 28, 2023

Baroque Tossit: 24" model - unpacking easy but sticky tape around all edges of monitor, cellophane around batteries, sticky tape on remote and legs made it a bit of a trudge. Leg mounting screws were a pain - I don't know if my t.v. was an exception, or the rule - but the holes for the screws were not pre-tapped. Some pressure was required to fully seat all four screws; a good Philips screwdriver is recommended. (Watch the video that's on the Amazon page - you'll notice that the "unboxing" guy couldn't get the screws in either and an overlay in text on the video noted to "Tighten the Screws". There should be no wobble; wobble isn't for adjusting the t.v. pitch angle, it means the screws are not fully seated. Be careful - you don't want to strip the heads out on those little screws!

Once assembled setup of the t.v. proper was easy but tedious; WiFi connection resulted in a very slow download of apps and operating system - it took perhaps 30 minutes to complete everything. Of course, that will depend upon how many apps you have installed or want to install. My WiFi gives an excellent signal (I'm a retired I.T. tech), but Ethernet beats WiFi everytime so I hooked up an Ethernet cable and...

United States on Apr 06, 2022

Mister Sam: Had an old CRT TV in my office, so I needed a digital converter box. Went through three of them at thirty bucks each, and each time they failed, the last one with the remote failing and no buttons on the box. Instead of spending another $30, I figured it was time to just buy a modern TV. It had to be small, as there's limited room in my little shop office. This was the smallest I could find, and the price is right! I planned to use an old FireTV stick I had at home for streaming.

Got this, unpacked it and it's TINY by modern standards, but a good size for my little office. I adjusted the picture per the online recommendations for bigger Insignia TVs, since I couldn't find any for this TV. Worked quite well at toning down the ultra-sharpened, vivid out-of-the-box picture. Scanned for channels using the same antenna as the old TV with the converter, and it picks up FAR MORE channels than I've ever seen on a scan, even with my TVs at home. I think the final tally is 57 channels. They were in a really odd order at first, just randomly placed out of numerical order. I tried to fix that in the settings, but there is no way to sort them or rearrange them, so I left it alone....

United States on Jul 27, 2021