TCL 32-inch Class 3-Series HD LED Smart Android TV

An Android update was pushed to the TV after four days of ownership. The user interface has improved much more! In addition, I can now control the TV using the Google TV app, which has a decent remote control. As a result, I'm raising my rating to five stars. The visual quality is good right out of the box. To get a better picture, you'll need to adjust some of the defaults. There's a picture mode called "Smart HDR" that you can use. While watching a video, I switched to that one and noticed a significant difference. Watching restored shows on Tubi, such as Space: 1999, looked incredible. Free streaming is fantastic. This television will not be connected to cable, but it does not need to be for my needs. I mostly wanted a YouTube and Tubi machine. Very responsive and quick. When I push the power button, it immediately turns on. It does, however, include a dedicated YouTube button, which is ideal for my needs. With your voice, ask the TV anything. The feet are tiny and narrow, and the design is really stylish. The television is very light and easy to remove from the box. It was simple to install everything that was intended to be included. I installed the batteries, and everything worked perfectly right away. I'm having trouble connecting it to my Google Home Mini.

My primary motivation for acquiring this ANDROID TV was so that I could install my Android version of Township (game) on it (which I already have on my Android phone). However, Township does not work on this Android TV. I don't have cable, and I don't have any subscription apps that aren't available on my tablet. It took me far longer to get the batteries in the remote than it did to set up the entire television (including installing the legs). The remote is under 1 1/2 inches broad and incredibly thin. I ruined it so badly trying to open it that I immediately need a replacement. A valuable lesson has been learned! I'll never go back to my prior television brand. This TV is a GOOGLE TV, so it won't support many of the streaming channels that ROKU TVs do. So, if you're thinking it's a RokU or anything like, I'd advise you to think again. I considered moving to YouTubeTV or FUBO, but neither of these services are supported. It's quite tough to enter anything, and it'll just show you what GOOgLE has to offer because that's the only way to load APPS. I'm still dealing with this after being duped out of $200 for it. It's difficult to even obtain ordinary television.