TCL 32" Class 3-Series Full HD 1080p LED Smart Roku TV - 32S359

Works well, picture quality is good ,its cheap. Mounted on the wall of my workout room. Had to add a third party sound bar because I had trouble clearing hearing dialog.

Purchased this tv to add to a gaming "lounge" for my kids. The remote came with dead batteries, but once that was solved, it was easy enough to set everything up. Sound quality seems fine without the need for an additional sound bar. The picture quality is great. There are a ton of streaming services available on Roku. The remote is also great. A lot of remotes have very soft buttons which I hate, but this has more firm, clickable buttons that are just very tactile.

Simple to understand, eady to set up, and quicl way to change to other connected devices.

Got this TV for kitchen use. I watch quite a lot of football (soccer) and with the previous TV it often was difficult to see the ball when it was on the opposite side of the pitch from the camera. This TV screen size and our TV provider's max.1080P resolution which matches this TV's spec. result in being able to see plainly what I could not see well previously. Roku setup was quite easy and TV was set up for streaming. Only problems are that sometimes when using the provided remote control to access our TV provider's menu and running through several days' viewing programming, if returning to the starting point and attempt to access the menu again that function then will not work and we have to return to the Roku Home function and begin viewing again from the Roku home start screen. Bought a second remote control which is not branded Roku and so far that actually works better than the original. Also with all of our branded Roku remote controls because of the audio volume, etc. controls location it is too easy to accidentally contact and change those when handling the controller for other functions such as channel selection. but with the second remote control that so far is much less a problem. Overall this TV is a quite a bargain and Amazon provided excellent service with the ordering and shipping process. Edit: After three months this TV failed - no picture. TCL warranty service answered my problem promptly but from then on the service was quite complex and time consuming, having to go through a complex series of steps before TCL would acknowledge that the TV was defective. Several photos required to be submitted and even a video of the non-functioning TV screen while the TV was being switched on. The good outcome was that despite TCL's printed warranty requirement to return the TV at my expense that was ignored and TCL sent a replacement at no cost. Revised the star rating from 5 to 4 to reflect the defect and failure problem. Edit again: Using the replacement TCL 32 inch TV as a computer monitor, surprisingly works fine in portrait display mode which I normally use, as well as in landscape mode. TV is mounted on swivel VESA mount. Easy setup - TV setup mode recognizes computer plugged into HDMI socket, upon startup the screen immediately provides the options of using it as a computer display or as a Roku TV.

I already owned 2 TCL Roku tv's. I bought a Google TCL tv to replace an Insignia in the master bedroom. I've converted the 214 DVDs that we owned into MP4 format, placing them on a USB drive. The TCL Roku tv's will play videos on USB drives formatted to exFAT, NTFS, FAT32, etc. The Goodle TVs only recognize FAT32, which is for 32gb and under usb. You can force a large usb to format to FAT32, but the Google Smart TVs take forever to populate the videos, and that's not a given. Eventually, the Google was just a pain to try to play the videos. So I returned it and got the ROKU. The usb is formatted to exFAT and contains all videos. The ROKU TCL recognizes the usb and populates the videos immediately. I've had no issues with it. That proves TCLs build quality. I've owned a Samsung TV for 15+ years prior to buying the first TCL and I'm just as happy with the TCL. The picture quality is excellent. You get a lot of bang for your buck. We've owner a larger TCL roku for over a year. One week after receiving it, it got knocked to the floor. I figured that was all she wrote. Imagine my surprise when I set it up and got it going again, with a perfect picture. We've never had an issue with it.

We have several TCL Roku TVs. We bought this one recently along with a seperate stand so we could watch TV on our deck in the evenings when the weather is nice. This size is very portable and it easily picks up the wifi signal from our house. It's not 4K but the picture is very good. You can't beat the price.

Bought this for my mother who still had one of those "entertainment centers" that she didn't want to get rid of and fit perfectly into the 4:3 space allotted for one of those old tube TVs (hah!). Being a person who loves a great picture and sound from my TV I give this 4 stars on picture, it could be better and between 3-4 stars on sound. It's "average" on the sound front. But then you take into account the price and all the bells and whistles like Roku built-in etc. and you've got a 5-star product. A better than average TV looks with all the other stuff makes this a buy IMHO.

I used this tv without issue for a few weeks, but then it died for no apparent reason. Black screen, no sound. I contacted TCL about this, and am having a hard time getting any help. They want me to send them a video showing the full screen, as well as the serial number, and demonstrate that the remote and power button have no effect while the unit is plugged in. I explained that I am elderly and not tech savvy, and I do not know how to do anything with a video once I have recorded it. They emailed me saying I should “upload” it to “google drive”, “iCloud”, or “Dropbox”, but I have never used any of those things, and I don’t know what part of “I’m not tech savvy” they don’t understand. Not everyone has computer skills, and it appears that TCL had not considered this. I feel I should be given a return slip so I can send it back and they can repair or replace it. However, they say they need to see that the screen has not been damaged. This is unreasonable, and I have never needed to jump through so many hoops in order to get resolution for a defective item. They are acting like I am trying to pull something on them; like I broke the tv myself somehow and now want them to replace it. This is insulting, and a poor way to treat customers. I will not purchase any TCL items in the future.