TCL 32-Inch Class S3 1080p LED Smart TV with Google TV (32S350G, 2023 Model), Google Assistant Built-in with Voice Remote, Compatible with Alexa, Streaming FHD Television,Black

My old TV unexpectedly stopped working and I was able to purchase this model for an excellent price. It has exceptional features such as Google Assistant which is great for searching for movies by genre, by a specific actor, and you can even search for movies by a theme such as post-apocalyptic movies etc. The picture is phenomenal as it is an LCD picture and is bright and crisp.. it has Bluetooth built in so I can connect my headphones for watching at night. It is easy to operate and was easy to set up. My last TV was a TCL and my smartphone is a TCL. I am very satisfied with their products

We searched high & low for a 32" high definition TV that would fit into our 28.5" wide entertainment cabinet. It came down to two choices. The first we tried had thin and unpleasant sound (no room for a sound bar,) and poor off-axis picture. Next to try was this TCL. At 28.1", it was a perfect fit. And, unlike other TVs of this size that offer simple bass & treble sound adjustments, the TCL has a multi-band graphic equalizer that enabled us to compensate for the acoustics of the built-in speakers as well as the room. Our research warned us that TVs of this size generally have crappy sound because of space constraints (and it's assumed that an external sound system will be used). So, we really are happy with the on-board sound! Thank you to the reviewers who mentioned the TCL's great audio! As for the picture, the room's field of vision is covered with a nice clear image. The range of adjustments for tweaking both sound & picture is impressive. All in all, we're thankful to TCL and highly recommend this TV! Oh, and did I mention it's a great value for the $$?!

I have had my new TV for about 2 months now. Great Picture. Navigating around it takes some learning and getting used to. I have cable so if I go to the TCL Channel or Google TV I have to go to settings and click on HDMI 1 to get back to my cable service. But that is fine. The TCL Channel is broken up into genres/categories. It works well so far with Google. Still kind of figuring it out though. Everything in my library is accessible on my TV now. It does let you use your google photos as a screensaver. That is cool but it is only when you are using Google TV. The sound is ok but I have a pair of Harman/Kardan speakers that I have used for years hooked up to it and the sound is great. Speaking of sound, I like the options on this TV. Going through settings is a little crazy as there is A LOT! It took me several times to remember how to get to the sleep timer. All in all, I really like this TV and when I can I will just sit and play around with it to learn where everything is. I am sure I won't use the TCL Channel a lot But I like having Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video buttons on the remote so I don't have to pull up the apps onscreen. A great value for the price, so far. Update 2/25 - The TV is still working just fine. I recently got rid of cable so started using the TV Remote. It feels a bit cheap and is VERY sensitive when you press buttons. Many times while pressing left or right on the circle, it will skip past the app I want to go to and I have to click back to it. Same with the up and down function on the circle Also, I have tried with two pair but my wireless bluetooth earbuds won't work with the TV. It says they are paired but the sound comes out of the speakers I have connected. Update: 1 year and 6 months...moved this tv to my bedroom. It's had a problem connecting via wifi. Everything else I have connects fine. If I ever but another smart tv, it will be a Roku like I have in my living room. It is way easier to navigate and no connection problems. Update 2: Ended up buying a ROKU stick.

I’m not that patient with installations. It took a while to get the apps set up. Wasn’t the tv it was me! Haha…

This TV is 1080p but my wife says it has a better picture that the Insignia TV that it replaced. The Insignia (Best Buy) TV was really slow to load the menu system every time you started it up but this TV menu system feels snappy compare to that TV. I like the Google TV menu system better than the Amazon Fire TV menu because it is easier to find stuff and it is easier to modify it's settings although they are both filled with promos and advertisements now. the remote control is user friendly and easy to find the right button. The TV is lightweight and was easy to hang on the wall with a low priced arm and it has a small bezel around the perimeter of the screen. The built in speakers are just fine if you are within 20-30 feet from the TV.

After my family died in 2012, I decided to keep the old 1975 Console TV with hopes of putting in an LED flat panel TV in place of the CRT. Well, 12 years later, I finally got around to doing it. One thing that was stopping me is that 10 years ago, there were no 1080p 32 inch TVs. They were all 720p, and I wanted full HD. There are only 2 manufacturers who make full HD 32" televisions - Samsung and TCL The Samsung did not fit as well as this TCL. So, after refinishing the cabinet, we put the TCL 32 into the big wood box. The picture is way too good for a $140 television! This is my third TCL and I really like them. 5 years ago the TCL interface was slow. But this 2024 model is very snappy when loading apps and channels. This TV also has Ethernet for internet and Fiber-optic for audio in addition to Bluetooth and WiFi. It is a very nice touch for a TV at this price point and size. Overall, it is a great TV - at ANY price! What do you think of my custom retro console LED TV??

This is the worst TV I've ever used. The processor is so slow, it takes 20-40 seconds to do anything like switch programs or go home. Sometimes, the buttons on the remote don't do what they're programmed to do. For instance, the Amazon Prime button turns on the TCLtv app, and then so does the home button, and literally every button just turns on TCLtv until you reboot. Other times the light on the TV will blink with remote presses, indicating it's received the signal, but nothing happens. I'll press, wait 30 seconds, nothing, press again with the little light blinking, wait 30 seconds, nothing. I guess I have to reboot again. When I turn it off while watching YouTube, the next time I turn it on, YouTube takes literally 30-60 seconds to turn on, then it said it can't connect to the Internet until I go home and then back to YouTube, basically restarting the app. Google TV as an operating system sucks, and is inferior to FireTV. There's a constant theme of needing to reboot it restart apps. The combo of poor hardware and poor operating system makes this a pass. This is an instance where you get what you pay for... too cheap.

It’s ok for a cheap tv, but it doesn’t really live up to the TVL standards. If you want a good TCL, get one with FireTV or RokuTV. The Google TVs are slow and disconnect from the internet frequently. The picture is clear, but not high definition. Volume is ok. You have to have it on 25-30 to be able to hear it. Not a bad purchase, but if you can afford a slightly better one, buy that instead.