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INSIGNIA 32-Inch Smart Fire TV Hits Its Lowest Price Below $80 for Labor Day, Cheap Enough to Add a Second TV at Home

If you're looking to enhance your life and home with a new TV, this is one of your greatest options for the money.
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The Insignia 32-inch FE Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV makes it easy to find anything because you don’t have to type. Just speak the name of the program you’re looking for using the Alexa Voice Remote. The panel displays full high definition at 1080p across 32 inches, and this display also features DTS Studio Sound for audio quality.

Head over to Amazon to get the Insignia 32-inch FE Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV for just under $80, down from its usual price of $130. That’s a $50 discount and 38% off.

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A great TV, no matter what area of your home you place it in 

Since Fire TV is built into the TV, when you finish setting it up, you’ll see Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, Hulu, and Apple TV on the home screen. Over-the-air live TV appears in the same channel guide as your other streaming apps, so you won’t have to change inputs to watch cable channels or streaming services like Netflix.

Most of the interaction with your new TV will come from the included Alexa Voice Remote. Press the microphone button to request a particular television program or movie. You can also search across all available streaming services at once. If you have smart home devices tied to Alexa, such as a smart thermostat or lamp, you can also control them with voice commands while watching TV. You may also view feeds from security cameras the same way.

At 1080p, the picture on this 32-inch TV will be much sharper than on the 720p sets that still dominate this size category. At typical viewing distances in a bedroom or kitchen, the higher resolution delivers clearer, more detailed on-screen text and finer details in programs, including scores during sporting events and subtitles during international films.

Behind the TV are three HDMI ports. One supports ARC, or Audio Return Channel, which allows easy integration with soundbars. Several ports line the bottom edge of the rear panel, including a USB port for connecting flash drives with movies and music, an optical audio-out port, and an antenna connection for receiving free broadcast signals.

Although the speakers on this TV are somewhat limited in driver size and placement, DTS Studio Sound creates the illusion of wider audio and pulls dialogue closer to center stage, depending on what’s playing. Apple AirPlay compatibility and Amazon Alexa support let you access content stored on your computers and mobile devices wirelessly. At under $80 instead of $130, the Insignia 32-inch FE Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV has a relatively thin profile that should fit comfortably on top of a computer desk in a dorm room or on a kitchen counter.

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