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Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV vs Element 32" 720p Roku TV

Both are 32-inch 720p 60Hz smart TVs with three HDMI inputs and one USB port, so the picture and connectivity are close. The Insignia F20 runs Fire TV with Alexa voice support and is the lighter set, which matters for wall mounting. The Element pairs Roku's simpler interface with Dolby Audio and 8W stereo speakers, so it sounds fuller out of the box. Buy the Insignia if you already live in Amazon's ecosystem; buy the Element if you want the easiest interface and better built-in sound.

  • Choose the Insignia F20 if you use Alexa, Prime Video and other Fire TV apps, or you want the lighter set for a wall mount.
  • Choose the Element 32" Roku TV if you want Roku's straightforward home screen and stronger built-in sound from Dolby Audio.

Prices

  • Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV: $69.99 at Enervee CA (last seen Nov 5)
  • Element 32" 720p Roku TV: $89.99 at BrandsMart USA (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV is $20.00 cheaper than the Element 32" 720p Roku TV at the latest prices (Nov 5 and Nov 9)
Insignia
Insignia F20 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV

Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV

Insignia F20 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV

4.7(1,200 ratings)
$69.99at Enervee CAChecked Nov 5
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Pros
  • Fire TV interface with Alexa voice control
  • Light at about 5 lb without the stand
  • Three HDMI inputs for consoles and streaming sticks
  • Small 100 x 100mm VESA pattern fits compact mounts
Cons
  • Speaker output is not specified and likely modest
  • Fire TV home screen leans heavily on sponsored rows
  • 720p panel shows softness on large text and fine detail
Element
Element 32" 720p HD Roku TV

Element 32" 720p Roku TV

Element 32" 720p HD Roku TV

$89.99at BrandsMart USAChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Roku interface is simple to learn and fast to set up
  • Dolby Audio with 2 x 8W speakers for fuller sound
  • Free live TV and apps gathered on one home screen
  • Bluetooth support for headphones or a soundbar
Cons
  • Heavier at 8 lb, so check your mount's rating
  • No major voice assistant built in like Alexa
  • 720p resolution limits detail on close viewing

What separates them

Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TVElement 32" 720p Roku TV
Smart platformFire TV with Alexa voice supportRoku OS with free live TV on the home screen
AudioDTS surround processing; speaker wattage not statedDolby Audio with 2 x 8W stereo speakers
WeightAbout 5 lb without stand, 9 lb with8 lb without stand, 8.2 lb with
VESA mount pattern100 x 100mm200 x 200mm
Screen size32 inches31.5 inches
Picture and motion720p LED, 60Hz720p LCD, 60Hz
Inputs3 HDMI, 1 USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth3 HDMI, 1 USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Voice assistantAlexa built in through the remoteRoku voice search; no major assistant built in

Price history

$129.99$69.99
Oct 31Nov 11
  • Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV: lowest $69.99 on Nov 1 at Best Buy; $129.99 on Nov 10.
  • Element 32" 720p Roku TV: lowest $89.99 on Nov 11 at Micro Center.

Prices at every store

Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV

  • Enervee NYNew

    Availability unknown

    $69.99Checked Nov 5
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  • Enervee CANew

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    $69.99Checked Nov 5
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  • DoorDashNew

    Availability unknown

    $69.99Checked Nov 1
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownSold by 123oceancolor (97.4% positive, 758 ratings)Returns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $69.95+ $12.16 shippingChecked Nov 8
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Element 32" 720p Roku TV

  • BrandsMart USANew

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    $89.99Checked Nov 9
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    In stockSold by brandsmartusa

    $118.81Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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    $169.99Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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Specs compared

SpecInsignia F20 Series 32" Fire TVElement 32" 720p Roku TV
Screen size32 inches31.5"
Refresh rate60Hz60Hz
HDMI inputs33
USB ports11
VESA mount100mm x 100mm200 x 200mm
ResolutionHD (720p)—
Display typeLED—
Smart platformFire TV—
Wireless connectivityWi-Fi, Bluetooth—
Height with stand19 inches—
Width28 15/16 inches—
High DefinitionYes—
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SpecInsignia F20 Series 32" Fire TVElement 32" 720p Roku TV
HDTV Format720p—
ColorBlack—
Screen FormFlat—
Assistant SupportAmazon Alexa—
ConnectivityWi-Fi, USB, HDMI, AUX—
Supported Streaming ServicesHulu, Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+—
Weight5 lb, 9 lb—
Display resolution—1280 x 720
Display technology—LCD
Audio processing

What reviewers say

Insignia F20 Series 32" Fire TV

  • 4.7 / 51,200 ratings

With 4.7 out of 5 from 1,200 ratings, owners mostly treat this as a simple TV that does the job. Praise centers on easy setup and built-in streaming; complaints tend to be about picture sharpness and sound.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityMixedOwners call it fine for casual viewing but notice the softness of 720p on a 32-inch screen.
  • SetupPraisedBuyers say it is quick to set up and connects to Wi-Fi without trouble.
  • SoundMixedReviewers find the built-in speakers weak, though some note the DTS TruSurround helps with audio clarity.
  • Fire TV interfaceMixedPeople like the app selection but dislike the promoted content on the home screen.

Element 32" 720p Roku TV

Owners of small Element Roku sets generally treat them as simple, affordable secondary TVs that are easy to set up and use. Praise centers on the Roku interface and light build; complaints tend to be about picture sharpness and sound on a 720p panel.

What people mention
  • Picture qualityMixedOwners find the 720p image fine for casual viewing but soft next to full HD sets.
  • Roku platformPraisedReviewers like the familiar Roku home screen and the free live TV channels.
  • SoundCriticisedThe 8W speakers are described as thin, with little bass at higher volumes.
  • SetupPraisedBuyers say it is ready to watch quickly with little configuration.
Reviews
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Questions and answers

Which is better for a bedroom or small apartment?
Both suit a small room at 32 inches and 720p. The Insignia is lighter and easier to hang, while the Element's louder speakers fill a room better without a soundbar.
Which has better sound?
The Element. It lists Dolby Audio and two 8W speakers. Insignia cites DTS surround processing but does not state speaker wattage, so expect the Element to play louder and fuller.
Is the Insignia or the Element easier to use?
Roku on the Element is generally considered the simpler interface for people who just want apps and live TV. Fire TV on the Insignia is denser and pushes Amazon content, but Alexa voice search is handy.
Do both work with a wall mount?
Yes, but the patterns differ. The Insignia uses a 100 x 100mm VESA pattern and weighs about 5 lb without the stand. The Element uses 200 x 200mm and weighs 8 lb, so pick a mount rated for it.
Which lasts longer?
Neither brand publishes a lifespan figure, and both are budget sets with similar 60Hz panels. Owner reports for both center on panel failure and backlight issues over several years, so treat them as comparable.
Is either worth stepping up from a plain TV?
If you already have a streaming stick, the smart features add little. Step up only if you want built-in apps and voice search; otherwise a basic set plus a stick covers the same ground.

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Dolby Audio
Speakers—2 x 8W
Bluetooth support—Yes
Weight with stand—8.2 lbs
Weight without stand—8 lbs