Hisense 32-Inch Class A4 Series FHD 1080p Google Smart TV (32A4K) - DTS Virtual: X, Game & Sports Modes, Chromecast Built-in, Alexa Compatibility

Solid viewing experience with its Full HD resolution. Clear and vibrant images. Provides access to a wide range of apps and streaming services, enhancing its versatility. Slim design and straightforward setup make it a great choice for any room. It offers excellent value for its price, making it a reliable option for everyday viewing.

I'm really pleased with the Hisense 32-Inch Class A4 Series FHD 1080p Google Smart TV that I recently acquired! My viewing experience is greatly improved by the breathtaking picture quality, which features vivid colors and sharp details. The Alexa connectivity adds simplicity for voice control, and I adore the included Chromecast, which makes streaming my favorite shows a snap. Sports and movies are enhanced by the amazing audio provided by the DTS Virtual:X sound function. A great plus for gaming and live events are the dedicated game and sports modes. All things considered, this TV is a must-have for anyone wishing to improve their entertainment setup because it provides amazing features at an affordable price!

Great picture .Remote works best less then 10ft from tv .Sound to amp like stereo , can only be done using the headphone output so the TV on high volume controlling the sound through my stereo works great but occasionally it will knock it from 10 down to zero warning warning damage your ears , no .

It’s a really nice TV with great picture and sound (even came with batteries for the remote) but screwing in the stand was difficult as the screws didn’t line up quite right and were a little too big and setting up the accounts was not as simple as it should have been. Overall what should have taken 30 minutes max took 2 hours to do.

I’ve only had this tv for less than a day but the quality is fantastic, especially given the price range. I always believe in getting a product for the cheapest you can get it while trying to not sacrifice performance too much. I played The First Descendant on it which looked BEAUTIFUL, the refresh rate was as good as my old monitor that cost the same price but was only 23 inches. I watched a movie on it and the color grading right out of the box is awesome. Not too saturated but also not grey at all. I HIGHLY recommend this TV for anyone looking for a TV that is versatile and does it all without wanting to break the bank.

Terrible product. Bought it especially for the built-in comcast, but it simply doesn't work. Just stuck in the condition you see at the picture. As a smart TV it's also awful. It takes about 20 minutes from the moment I turn it on to a condition I can see content through Google tv, YouTube or any other app. The internet connection is perfect, but the TV takes it's time. You want to just flip it on and watch something? Forget about itEven the installation is complicated and requires stuff not included. How is it that I can buy an office desk and built it without any special tool, but for this TV I need to buy additional tools for the installation?Bad, bad product. You will hate the day you bought it every time you'll switch it on

My first smart tv. This is for the bedroom. I read most reviews here and I want to clarify some things. I am pretty PC savy.Delivery- mine came via USPS (non prime) which was 1 day sooner than expected.Packaging- very good, no dings/dents. Good packaging.Assembly- 2 feet, 4 20mm Phillips screws. Simple.Hookups- I only use an OTA antenna.Setup- I used the Google option vs basic setup. Had to install the Google Home app on my phone and attached the TV to my account. Took 2 tries to attach my LAN. VERY SIMPLE and easy. I scanned my OTA channels, ~45, took about 5 minutes. About another 5 minutes to install all software automatically.Remote- there's no toggle between 2 channels that I can see. I find it easy to navigate in Google and OTA. A button is on the remote. (I have roku and a firestick).Video- I think is really good. OTA channels with less than 1080 do have black on both sides of the screen; same as my Sony Bravia.Audio- I think is good. Nothing like my Yamaha soundbar on my main TV, but acceptable. Volume is at 18; perhaps 20% of total volume.Settings- there's a ton. Video, audio, etc. Someone complained about the standby light, I turned it off. I haven't figured out the channel number entering process yet, but it's there.Other- haven't tried gaming or other modes. Processor speed is good. I bought it for $158 on sale, and if the TV holds up I think it's a bargain. I would spend more $$ for a bigger and better primary TV, but for the bedroom it exceeded my expectations. I would recommend.

I needed to replace a 3-year-old 32inch Fire TV that annoyed the hell out of my wife and me. Don't know if anyone is familiar with Fire TV's. Apparently, some would just randomly turn on. This one did, and always at the worst time, like 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning with a bright white screen. It wasn't good for a bedroom. Lit the room up like someone flipped the light switch on. This 43inch Hisense is a great replacement. It's not one of the top name brands like Sony or LG, but it serves the purpose, and the picture is great. Took it out of the box, let it sit for 3 hours to acclimate to the humidity levels in the house. You should always do this with a new TV especially when the weather outside is cold. All the streaming apps I needed are already on board. Great TV for a bedroom or spare room. I got the A4 series because it was less than the A6 and had about the same specs.