TCL 32SF540K 32-inch FHD Smart Television - HDR & HLG-Dolby Audio-DTS Virtual X/DTS-HD-Metal Bezel-less-Dual-band Wifi 5-with Fire OS 7 system

Amazing tv for the price , had to play around with the sound to get it to sound good but all in all so far not disappointed, easy to connect to internet fast set up very sturdy , all apps that you need are on there, you can stream your phone to the tv which is great.

Fantastic quality tv for the price, I brought this expecting not so good quality and dull display however I was stunned to find that it was easy to install and genuine fantastic display, audio and immersive visually stunning colours, similar to that of my £1000 Oled Tv. Overall a great purchase for my bedroom, however it can be slow at times but what more can you ask for a tv this cheap but so effective in delivering a great movie night.

I bought this to use in a studio space, primarily for monitoring cameras when filming, but also to use for recreational viewing.I picked this model for the price and the supposed image quality, and it's a solid offering at the price point.Despite all the image quality claims, it's still a fairly basic display with basic backlighting, and that shows with some bleeding in areas (photos attached to my review). But, again, in the context of a 50" TV at this price? I'm still amazed.One of the things I really like about this TV is the software. It's like using a computer - switching between apps, it often remembers where you were and the apps load super fast. This is in contrast to a Roku system I have at home which does none of these things.I've found the start up time from cold (i.e. off at the mains) to be perfectly fine, too.The speakers are kind of lousy but that's to be expected. I bought a £40 sound bar to pair with this and it's made a world of difference.Overall, then, four stars. Great software, decent enough display, a star off for that backlight bleed.

For the money, this is an excellet 40" TV which we have solely connected to the internet to offer a range of live and on deman tv. We access the standard terrestial channels as well as their catch up option, Apple TV, Prime TV and Netflix. Set up was incredibly simple and we were ready to view within minutes of installing it on the wall. Two feet are provided to make an optionmal stand but we did not require these.Operation is simple and the TV starts quickly. We found the standard LED on the lower central edge a bit annoying as this unit is installed in our bedroom. We opted to use a Tapo plug to isolate the mains power, which results in the TV taking longer to start up but as we don't use it that much it doesnt really effect us.The remote is simple to use and has the option to use Alexa to control various elements. We are a bit old fashioned in this regard and simply prefer to press buttons to access what stations and option we require. It is pretty good to control and every bit as good as the LG model costing over 6 times the price of this item which is in our sitting room. In terms of picture quality, this item punches above its weight and whilst it isn't as good as our LG TV, it isnt that far behind for standard viewing. The weak point I suppose is the sond quality, it isn't bad but this illustrates that this is a budget priced TV. So it doesn't have the dynamic range of our main TV, nor is it as good as a further TV we have with a Bose soundbar, however, it does have a remarkably small price point which at £169.00 to use represented extraordinary value for money for a TV used mainly to watch the breakfast news with limited use during the day.One additional thing that this TV has encouraged me to do is to access you tube, which I haven't really done before, prefeerring to rely on my iPad. This TV has made me realise on what I have missed!Great TV, well woth the money and 5 stars. Recommended.

Very easy to set up, it does all the updates it needs to when it is switched on for the first time. Remote control is responsive.The picture quality is good and the sound is clear.. for a tiny speaker. It's ridiculously tiny sounding, it's like listening to headphones turned up and you're next to whoever is wearing them. I got an Amazon Soundbar and it fixed that and the combination work well as the TV HDMI cable controls the Amazon Soundbar without having to fiddle with the Soundbar remote.In summary, a good TV for the price, just expect to buy a Soundbar on top of it.

Got the 65inch. Great TV for price with all apps including BBC iPlayer and freely with fire TV working great. But if people are noticing channels not coming up or disappearing, like I did, after a couple of days, of working great. Have you got a TV licence? Bcz as soon as I got 1 it all came back within a few days. Everything is now working great.. BBC iPlayer has got some great UHD TV series in 4k Prime and Netflix can be fixed to come through in 4K Dolby and Dolby Atmos. Through an extra 4K fire stick streaming works brilliantly. And can be set to come through in 4K constantly or best available. Freely comes through the router not the Ariel. 1 or 2 channels still need the Ariel. But that's it. Like 'Really'!. You could tune in a set top box. And get normal TV in a good picture. But not get freely tv. But TV licence solved all my problems. Great picture in HD. Even better when you know its 4k.