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This 32″ HD Fire TV Costs Only $69, Lowest Price Ever Seen for Such a Smart TV

This 32″ HD Fire TV Costs Only $69, Lowest Price Ever Seen for Such a Smart TV

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Prime Day seems to have arrived early this year and Amazon is selling some of its top-selling products including the Insignia 32″ Class F20 Series Smart HD Fire TV. Backed by Best Buy, Insignia is not perhaps a household name for everyone but it's the best-selling smart TV on Amazon right now. With an impressive 4.5-star rating out of over 30,000 reviews, this TV is already a consumer favorite, and its popularity doesn't even come close to ending when you consider that the new price is cut nearly in half.
Now you can snag the Insignia 720p smart TV for just $69, down from its initial price of $129. This all-time low price makes it one of the cheapest smart TVs out there and it's difficult to find another model that provides this much value for this price. For anyone upgrading a bedroom, kitchen or small living room, this offer is difficult to beat.
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In the center of this TV is a 32-inch LED display with a 720p HD resolution. It may not be 4K but the image quality is sharp and clean for day-to-day use. The 60Hz refresh rate gives smooth motion and is best for most types of content. The TV itself will not take up much space in smaller rooms as it comes in at approximately 8.3 inches deep, 28.9 inches wide and 19 inches tall. It comes with a stand so you can set it up to use as soon as it comes out of the box and wall mounting options as well if that is more your style.
It uses the Fire TV operating system which offers you instant access to over a million movies and episodes of television shows along with tens of thousands of channels like Netflix, Hulu and Alexa skills. Its Alexa Voice Remote lets you control your entertainment using just your voice to search for something, switch inputs, or even adjust compatible smart home devices. With Apple AirPlay support, streaming videos and music from your Apple device to the TV is as easy as a touch.
The Insignia Fire TV comes with Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) for rapid and reliable streaming. It also has HDMI ARC which allows you to stream audio directly from the HDMI port to a compatible soundbar or AV receiver, so no extra cables are necessary. This is a very easy way to set up a simple home theater system without cluttering your space with extra cables.
At just $69, it offers great value and will likely be a best-seller for the foreseeable future.
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