Samsung (T32E390SX) 32" Full High Definition Smart LED Monitor with TV Tuner and Built-in Wi-Fi

Really pleased - just wanted an entry level tv on a stand for kitchen breakfast room. Really pleased with picture quality and sound quality in a largish open room! Easy to set up and get on internet for apps etc. I got it for £300 on amazon and definitely a great buy.

I’ve been using this TV for a few weeks now, and am fairly pleased with it, though it does exhibit the occasional niggle.Good points:* Extremely good picture, with accurate colours and crisp HD quality.* For the size of the TV, the sound is quite acceptable in an average sized room. Not hi-fi quality, but doesn’t diminish a good film experience.* Setup was extremely easy, and was completed in 15 minutes, including fitting the stand. Tuned automatically to freeview stations with ease.* Navigation of functions is straightforward and fairly logical. If you get stuck, there is an e-manual button on the remote that brings up a useful on-screen guide.* All the major smart tv apps are available (Netflix, Prime, etc).* Netflix and Prime work without any problems. My go-to apps of choice.* The TV has live pause/record function with a suitable USB memory stick inserted in the appropriate socket.Bad Points:* The TV occasionally hiccups when using the record facility. It thinks it’s still recording on a channel, even though a programme’s finished, and won’t let you change channels. The solution is to unplug the TV for 30 seconds, then turn back on. Not a major issue, but inconvenient.* Some smart tv apps don’t work as well as I’d like. In particular All4 occasionally stops without warning and returns you to normal TV.* The remote could be better designed. It doesn’t sit naturally in the hand with the most frequently used buttons near your thumb. Maybe I’m being picky and lazy, but I think a good remote should be easy to use one-handed.* TV guide is a little slow to respond occasionally. Patience is needed! Because, if after a couple of seconds you press the guide button again, it pops up and immediately disappears. Not a major issue, since it only happens about 10% of the time.Overall, I consider this TV to be good value for money. My gripes aren’t deal breakers, in my view. If I’d wanted an all-singing/all-dancing TV I’d be needing to pay considerably more.

I have had multiple Samsung TVs over the years, as they are both good quality and value for money. This TV follows that trend and will definitely not be the last Samsung smart TV I buy. Setup is a breeze and the TV basically works as expected out of the box. Good image quality and the sound is fine for a flat-screen TV.

Everything I hoped it would be. After reading dozens of reviews I chose this one and am very glad I did. I only needed a 32" tv for my room and this suits exactly. Perfect picture and sound, the apps are excellent, huge number of features, many of which I haven't even tried yet. Sports mode is a boon. I have wired it up to my router and the speed of use is great, Netflix is clear and quick to load. I would highly recommend this TV for the price and I can say it compares favourably with my Panasonic 42" which cost a great deal more.

Purchased to replace a 14 year old early flat screen. Can hardly believe the advances, more tech than we will probably ever get round to using but so simple to set up and connect to the Wi-Fi. It is also incredibly light so no fears when hanging from the wall. The sound quality is certainly good enough for us. The almost frameless look is stunning and it really does have a black frame except for the bottom which is silver. Thought this was a trick of the light on the advertising pictures.

This tv is very slow to respond especially when you’ve just turned it on. You can wait up to 2-3 minutes for the free view guide to load and the smart menu to be fully selectable. The stand is also quite flimsy making the tv easy to tip over and wobble if touched. I screwed mine down after it fell on my daughter. Once you’ve got past that the rest is ok but I wouldn’t buy it again.

The TV itself is fine, as the other reviews say, and easy to set up. But beware - this TV is very lightweight, and the stand is flimsy, which means it's dead easy to knock over - you could virtually blow on it and it'll fall over. If you have young children or teenagers that get excited in the evenings and muck about in your sitting room, don't buy this TV or you risk having it broken, face down on the floor :-(

Dislikes: The stand - it is composed of 2 pieces of plastic that are flimsy and poorly moulded. One part even had a screw hole missing (not punched through) so I've only used 3 screws instead of the required 4 to attach it to the other part of the stand. Once it's on the TV, it seems stable enough though. It doesn't swivel.Likes: Very easy to connect to the internet. Very easy to set up. It found plenty of channels on the first scan. Mostly non-HD channels, though. There are some HD channels in there but I might move the aerial and scan again at some point to see what happens.Decent enough picture (apart from the obvious slight fuzziness of SD channels when you're used to watching TV in HD). Good picture on the HD channels.Decent enough sound - in fact, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the sound. My main TV required a sound bar because the sound was so poor. This TV was bought for the bedroom and I don't think I'm going to be bothering to purchase a sound bar for it.Happy with the choice of channels it found. Happy with the apps that are included for catch up TV (including Amazon Prime but I haven't tried it yet) and very happy that there are 3 HDMI ports. My other TV has just the one and we had to buy an ugly splitter thing to allow us to connect everything up.The remote control seems straightforward enough, despite the number of buttons on it.Overall: It's quite an attractive TV for the price, although it is flimsy/light and nobody will be fooled into thinking I paid a fortune for it.