Westinghouse 32 Inch TV, HD LED Small Flat Screen Non-Smart Television, Works with Fire Stick, Roku,...

We bought this to replace a 5-year-old Jensen RV TV that died. Not only does it have plenty of connections, including a (rare for this price) optical audio for our sound bar. It also has identical menu/remote features (and some improved ones) that our Jensen had. While we didn't appreciate having to drive to a hardware store to get the mounting screws for the wall mount, we love the TV, and the picture is great, even at 720p. Setup was a breeze, and very intuitive. For those interested in such

This is just what I wanted! The description says it's a smart TV, but it isn't. I use it with my cable box, which has TIVO. I have all my recorded shows and the apps without the unnecessary menus. After turning it off and then turning it on, it starts on the channel I was watching last - no choosing the input or a smart menu. It is just a TV. How great is that? The picture is good and the sound quality is okay. I use it in my bedroom and I am quite happy with it. I recommend this TV for anyone w

It's a nice little Telly! Easy to set up, very nice picture, very lightweight and easy for one person to get it all ready to go. I think it only weighs about 4.5 pounds. I really think it would behoove them to beef up the speakers a little bit. It truly sounds like an old transistor radio. That is the main complaint.I am also having trouble getting my Fios remote take over the volume controller. It controls channel selection but not the sound, so I have to keep two remotes handy. Could ha

Perfect little TV for my 86-year-old dad. It's really sad that something that used to be so simple is now so complicated and expensive. This TV is great. He can just turn it in and watch. No menus, no figuring how to get back to what he watched yesterday, and it doesn't make him feel dumb.The sound is a bit tinny, but we can live with that.Thank you, Westinghouse!

Westinghouse has been the worst television company I have EVER purchased from. We bought this small cheap television for a blind family member who though they cannot see, they enjoy listening to television. When we first opened the box and set the tv up, we noticed that the coaxial port on the box shook when twisting the cable on. However, since the picture worked, we thought nothing of it. 4 weeks later, this disabled family member calls me to tell me the tv stop working and they heard a poppin