IF you wanta simple and cheap smart tv, this has roku built in. Very easy to use. I especially like the 100x100 VESA mount. Can use a monitor ount for this. Most 32 inch tvs have the larger 200x200 vesa mount. I recommend this.

Researched and shopped around for a small tv for a space room, this Tv was perfect, size not too small, with 1080 resolution and for the price it’s a steal. Got it set up in a day, was super easy to get it going as I’m already a Roku user. I highly recommend.

Easy set up and connect to WiFi Great picture quality.

Like there picture. Disappointed in the way TV channels have to be accessed. There is no way to ley the channel number for direct access.

I ended up returning this television. No matter what settings I tried the picture was just too dark and the colors were not bright my 11-year-old 28" Vizio TV actually had a better picture. So I will keep trying to find the right bedroom TV. I do love the Roku integration it really worked quickly and was a breeze to set up on this TV. I just wish the picture would have been brighter and richer.

When I decided to purchase this Phillips 32 inch Roku TV, I was confronted with whether this item was ONLY available online. So after ordering it, a was directed to pick up the order after 7 p.m. I showed up at 7:45 p.m. I followed the procedure, yet was ignored and the store was about to CLOSE. After a bit of an argument, I was given the item I ordered and paid for. I then asked if I could have gone into the store and bought it directly. I was told YES. Do not bother ordering the item ONLINE. BETTER to purchase it in PERSON.

I knew the 1080p resolution wasn’t going to be the best, but I was shocked by the dull, washed-out, colors. All color in every video and still screen looks like it has a translucent film over it. I’ll play around with the video settings, but I shouldn’t have to, to this degree, on a brand new TV. While I’m familiar with Roku streaming devices, this is my first, AND LAST, Roku TV. The ad-laden Home Screen is too much for me, and from what I hear, it’s going to get worse with video and audio added to banner ads, and Roku ads invading your screen when you pause a movie played from your own DVD/Blu-Ray player. It’s diabolical, and I will not support Roku any longer because of it. Mostly, I needed something cheap and simple for the guest room when my mum stays over. This will do because she’s already familiar with Roku and has very low standards. I wouldn’t buy it again and I wouldn’t recommend it.

This Philips 32” was on sale, inexpensive and now I know why. The picture quality is marginal, but the sound is horrific. It sounds like a miniature radio. The processor also appears to have issues. On occasion it will sequence through and I have to turn it off to allow it to reboot. You get what you pay for

Returned. We have 10 year old TVs with better picture quality. Roku didn't allow to punch in channel numbers for our antenna channels, and no standard "go-back" and info features. Just an excessively long scrolling channel search.

Remote would not work properly. Called Phillips customer service and spent what seemed like hours on the phone over the course of two days. Absolutely zero help towards a resolution. The rep had no idea what she was talking about. She refused to let me speak to a supervisor or another rep who may know the product since she had no clue. Instead of simply sending a new remote, they wanted pictures of the tv, receipt and serial #. Sent the pics which they said they couldn’t accept. Resent the pics and they rejected one of them. I called again and was told that the pics had to be sent from a desktop computer. In other words, they were just giving me the runaround. I finally threw in the towel and returned the tv.