SHARP 32BB2I 32-Inch HD Ready LED TV with Freeview Tuner, SCART, USB & 3 x HDMI – Black

A great tv at a very good price. My own tv broke down during lock down so I needed a new one that I could get delivered quickly. It arrived 5 days earlier than estimated so that was good. It is a nice looking, very slim television. I didn't want anything fancy, just a good clear picture and sound to watch while stuck in doors. Very happy with my purchase.

Firstly I would like to say that this was very easy to set up . Like any new piece of electrical equipment it has its own particular way of organising things and that can take a little time to get used to. The biggest surprise was the quality of the sound : far superior to any TV that I have had before. The only quibble with it is that the electronic TV guide is a little clumsy : scrolling up or down and not able to just punch in the number of the channel. All in all a super bit of kit.

As a budget TV this seems like reasonable value in terms of picture and sound. It was bought to replace a 32in Samsung bought ten years ago. That tv had a central pedestal and comfortably sat on the 60cm wide corner unit sold by Amazon for up to 32in TV. The Sharp TV has legs that are almost 70cms apart and therefore cannot sit on a 60cm wide corner unit. A quick check shows that most 32in TVs sold by Amazon are probably the same in terms of feet positioning. Amazon still offers a 60cm wide corner unit as suitable for 32in TVs. In my case it was either buy a new 80cm corner unit or spend £50.00 modifying the existing one. Maybe not such a budget TV in these circumstances.

I wanted a new TV to replace my 12+ yeard old flat screen. I read a few reviews and settled for this one. Its smaller and lighter than my old 32".. I dont need a huge TV. The setting up was straight forward, and the picture quality is brilliant. I've watched different programmes on different channels, old and new, and it beats my old set hands down. Had it set up for a week now, and no problems with it. Delivery was fast and no problems. If you want a new tv, or a 2nd one somewhere...this would be a good choice.

Tube failed after 3 months,Not good enough for a brand new TV.

Sharp 32BB21 LED television, USED condition. It is "Smart", but will be used only for Freeview viewing (and USB live-recording/playback)..have downloaded and printed out the 37 pages Manual. Stll using the weedy little contract aerial (25 years old, with waterlogged co-ax cable and huge 22db amplifier, marginal/poor results with previous set). This Tuner is far superior, gets all available Channels perfectly (plus all the HD versions), superb Radio coverage, and all the Shopping, Adult and God Channels that you'll never watch anyway...a really good bargain....Alan Horner.

Performance is far better than I expected in this price range. You have to remember that the setup menu goes further than 1st screen, all in all great tv

I'm guessing I'm not the target audience for this product at all. For my part, I enjoy the decent picture and audio quality, especially for the price. But all I needed was a screen with speakers that takes HDMI input. So, I have no idea how good the "smart" features are; I'm guessing not very, they never are. The menu is confusing to use, as the remote appears to have a large number of vestigial buttons - for instance, I don't watch TV, but I'm pretty sure Teletext isn't a thing any more, and hasn't been for some time. Does the remote really need to have a dozen Teletext buttons?