Hisense 32" Class A4 Series 720p Smart LED Roku HDTV
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Our take on the Hisense 32" Class A4 Series 720p Smart LED Roku HDTV
The Hisense A4 Series is a 32-inch 720p LED TV with Roku built in. It is the entry point of Hisense's TV lineup: a small, light set for a bedroom, kitchen or dorm, with the Roku home screen and app library doing the smart work. It competes with other 32-inch budget sets from TCL and Amazon's Fire TV models, which offer similar picture quality and app support. Its edge is the Roku interface, which most users find simpler than Android TV or Fire TV; its limit is 720p resolution and modest brightness, so it is not a set for a bright living room or a picky movie watcher.
- Roku smart platform with a large app library
- Simple remote and easy setup
- Light and easy to move between rooms
- 720p is fine at 32 inches for casual viewing
- Built-in tuner and streaming in one set
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What reviewers say
Owners of small Hisense Roku sets generally call them good value for a bedroom or spare room. The Roku interface and easy setup get the most praise; picture quality and sound draw the most complaints.
- Roku platformPraisedOwners like the familiar Roku home screen and the wide app selection.
- Picture qualityMixedFine for casual viewing, but reviewers note soft 720p detail and weak contrast.
- SoundCriticisedBuilt-in speakers are thin, and many owners add a soundbar or speaker.
Questions and answers
- Is 720p enough on a 32-inch TV?
- At 32 inches, 720p looks acceptable for casual viewing from a few feet away. It is not as sharp as a Full HD set of the same size, and text in apps can look softer.
- Does it have Roku built in?
- Yes. Roku is the TV's operating system, so streaming apps and the Roku home screen are built in without a separate stick.
- Can I use it as a computer monitor?
- It can work as a secondary display over HDMI, but 720p resolution limits desktop space and text clarity.
- Does it need a soundbar?
- The built-in speakers are basic. If you watch movies or listen at higher volume, a soundbar or small speaker improves the experience.
- Is it good for gaming?
- It is fine for casual and older games, but it lacks the low input lag and high refresh features of gaming-focused TVs.
- What is in the box?
- The TV, a Roku remote, a stand and power cable. Check the input list before buying for game consoles or soundbars.
