INSIGNIA 24-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD 720p Fire TV (NS-24DF310NA21, 2020 Model)

Picture quality is good, but it's only 720p. For this size a 1080p would be better, but so would another $80 I saved. Some pixelation was noticed. It has most of Fire TV features except Apple Airplay or built-in Chromecast (I didn't realize that I purchased a 2021 model; 2022 model has those). The worst part of this TV was that it's SLOW (to load apps, or to jump from one function to another). You also need to log into your Amazon account in order to enjoy the full features of this TV, otherwise it would have been a dump TV without even the capability of surfing the web! Another annoying issue was that I couldn't use a mouse for Amazon Silk (web browser) but remote only and there's some bug in its "mouse-like" implementation that made selecting links EXTREMELY frustrating.

This is a nice little TV. Lightweight, great picture, astoundingly easy to install, even with the wall mount.My one complaint about it is that it is slow to load. It actually takes couple minutes from pressing the power button until I am able to play what I want. Additionally and likely related, the remote is a little wonky. You can click the direction you’d like, wait a second, and the selection has flown far passed where you had intended. This happens with the volume as well.Bottom line, it’s still a pretty quality TV for the price and I would recommend it.

I bought this tv to replace an old Samsung LED tv in the kitchen... I actually decided to send it back after reading "it doesn't work with the direct tv remote"... it does. you'll still need the insignia remote for smart functions... but if Direct is your main source... this works fine. volume/on off/channel change... you'll have to set up hdmi as your last and preferred input so the tv doesn't start on the INSIGNIA home screen... for $79... great picture... good audio... small and stable... I'll keep it.

This is a great size TV for a guess room or even to hook up a security camera set up. The features and smart TV options are wonderful. You can't beat the price that it was sold for.

rather than have my children on there ipads while at the kitchen table i bought this. they can watch it while eating dinner and end up watching the same thing as opposed to separate things.

This tv was at such a great price, I bought it for a guest room. Super lightweight and decent picture. The processing speed is rather slow, as smart features take a while to react to controls.

Great picture for a budget smart tv. There's one feature missing. When you turn it back on it should revert to how the TV was set up before turning off. My wife is having a hard time adjusting to the smart tv aspect and has always enjoyed cable, which is much simpler. Each time you turn this tv on it automatically goes into "smart tv" mode. To get to cable you must find "inputs" and then switch to the cable input. Even though this is only a couple steps, it's two steps too many for the misses. That's it! its a great product and my wife is a great partner.

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 things perked up to almost acceptable. No mistake - this is a slow t.v.; I'd recommend Ethernet wherever available. I haven't hooked up a coax antenna yet, so cannot comment on over-the-air broadcast reception.Sound quality goes right along with the price point of this unit - the price is low and so is the sound quality.The picture is 720p - so don't expect much, no matter what the paid reviewer on the video reports.I should note that I "bought the price, not the t.v."; I'm using this in my (very) small home office - there's no room on the desk for a second monitor and the Echo Home 8" device just doesn't cut it for long term viewing of t.v. shows or movies. For my purpose, I'm finding this 24" t.v. to be acceptable but not terrific. For a small bedroom, travel trailer with 110v available, kitchen, etc. I think this unit is O.K. Even for a kid's room, however, I'd be looking at the upgraded 2022 model for a few bucks more. My "stars" score takes into consideration the price point of this t.v. - I wasn't expecting a top-shelf television for this amount of money, and I got what I expected. YMMV.