Sharp32FH6KA 32-Inch HD Ready Android TV™ in Black with Active Motion 400, Chromecast, Google Assistant, Freeview Play, DTS Virtual:X, Pre-Installed Apps, 3x HDMI & 2x USB

As a quality built Smart TV, it sure is a lot of promise within this price bracket andproofing within today’s technical field future technologies which may concern the tech minded buyer as it offers a lot for this price point with the technology contained in the TV programme pool users, the latest Bluetooth configurations and uses a good standard of Wi-Fi and delivers on a good picture quality for an LCDTV within its market place of TVsI would recommend this TV to anyone who is looking for a quality TV with a fixed budget that won’t break the bank balance. I would recommend you take out the extended warranty as this will be a TV. You will want to keep for long time, and it’s easy to pair to your sky remote control with all key functions.

This TV works very well for anything other than Freeview. It has good colour, sound and a clear crisp picture. BUT if you want to use it for Freeview, unless you want to wait up to 10 minutes for the TV guide to fully load and be capable of displaying all the content on the TV schedule; DO NOT buy this TV. I have 50-75mbs Openreach broadband and that is how long it can take for the TV guide to load. It is very frustrating as you can imagine and means that I cannot view the program list for ages, after I initially switch the TV on. See attached photos, that show No Information ... and that is after several minutes. Within the first minute or so, the TV guide will not load at all. The other day, in front of visitors, they could not believe how bad it was. Pity this issue is not explained clearly on the features list for the product. I have 3 other Sharp TVs, but they are not android and they are all fine; which is why I bought this one, unfortunately.

Absolutely brilliant and very easy to set-up. What makes this even easier is if you have a Google Account it can import the settings. It will take a moment to follow what you need to do in order to make that happen, but have patience with both yourself and the device.I don't have a Freeview Ariel so I can not comment on that side of it, but the Android aspect and the HDMI where I have the cable set up through are brilliant. You can have three HMDI devices, so for me that's Cable, Gaming and Blu-Ray Player, all of which are working fine with it.One aspect which is ideal for me, is the Chromecast, now if your not familiar with this, its basically a means of being able to view Google Chrome webpages, YouTube, and similar Google related apps through the TV. YouTube casting is relatively straightforward to setup, as is casting from webpages.To do the webpages, go to the three dots at the top of the screen, find save and share, in that sub-menu look for cast and then select the device. Oh! word to technically non-minded, name the TV so that its easier to find.Overall this is an ideal TV for tech-pro or tech-noob; as it honestly does a lot of the work itself at the beginning.

If you're thinking of using this TV within 10-15 minutes of switching it on, then forget it. The picture come on, but then won't respond at all to the remote for the first 5 minutes or so. Then the menu's will start responding, but is agonisingly slow. When you put it on standby, it constantly losses channels, and you will have to re-learn them regularly. Also, if you are lucky, it will have remembered your WiFi, but if not you will have to try and re-set up the connection, which won't work and you will end up switching it off at the wall multiple times in order for it to work, which will just make it agonisingly slow again. All in all, this TV is really frustrating, when it works the picture is great, the sound is great and the functionalities are great, but it's so beset with basic issues, I really would not recommend it to anybody unfortunately.

Very slow to switch on and repond

Had it a while now, this is a good picture but the sound is awful without putting in a sound system or sound bar. So I would recommend the TV but you would need to do something with the sound.

Love this TV. Very intuitive.

Picture always seems to be too bright, even on a low light setting it can irritate your eyes