I have a larger Roku TV in my living room, and it works fine, however I got the 40 Impecca Android TV to replace my older, and now broken tv I had in my master bedroom. I have been using Android phones since the Galaxy S 1 in 2010, but never made the Android jump over to TV's until I got this one. I wish I had known sooner how much better an Android TV would be over a Roku. Almost all the Android apps I use on my phone can be installed on the TV, including a VPN, which is essential for things like ESPN+. Roku won't let you install VPNs on their TV's unless you want to jump through a bunch of hoops and did around in the deep settings that most users never see. It can take well over an hour and if you are lucky you don't brick the tv in the process. With an Android TV, you just install your favorite VPN app from the Google Play Store, and you are good to go.

I think I am going to replace my Roku TV in my living room with an Android TV. They are just to easy to work with and setup.

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Nice size good picture however when turning on whatever streaming svc is on it wont open that svc. You must go to another svc open it start a show then go back to home pick the one you want and open it. Very frustrating

The TV has wonderful pictures and is easy to set up. The only trouble I had the first 9 months was the remote is not sensitive enough and I had to press more than once most of the time. Today, though, I went to turn the TV on and it won't work. I tried the obvious, battery change, unplug and re-plug, etc. Went online and performed the camera test on the remote (is working), tried the manual TV on button...nothing. Glad there's a warranty but the wait is over an hour by phone so I emailed...says a 48 hr turn around time...will update when I see what the support team does.

Picture quality well beyond reproach. Remote control could be a little more functional for those of us who still use old fashioned buttons, not confusing conversations with Alexa. I am using this as a monitor on my large desk but think it will do better as a bedroom TV. 40 inches is too big for a desk monitor. I bought it to replace a 32inch TV/monitor to get more screen, but I now realize I should have gone for something like 38in instead. A too big screen makes me lean back in my office chair, which is not ergonomically recommended...

It's a good TV. The color is fine. The backlight uneven, but it isn't dim in certain spots like others have. Pretty satisfied.

Android TV is slow and not responsive. They should've had a chip that can handle the UI. If you want a snappier experience with this TV, you might want a current model Chromecast or Roku attached. It works, but it runs like molasses in an igloo.

The networking for this TV is... odd. It's hardwired ethernet port is slower than it's WiFi. I don't know how much extra it would take Impecca to put in a gigabit ethernet port, but if I can but one online for $15 on this site, I'd pay an extra $15 for the TV to have one. I might not understand streaming bandwidth in conjunction with TVs and all that though, so who knows?

I've been using Impecca flatscreens for about 6 years now. This is my second one. My first one was a Roku OS (2016 model, I think) and finally started getting really slow this year (processor going bad). This is my first Android Impecca TV and I can't stress enough about how much of a bargain this TV is.

The picture quality won't rival a $1k+ TV, but it still looks great for everyday use. I just watched Dune in 4k on it, and the picture quality is really outstanding for a $300 tv. Honestly, the difference between this and a TV 3x the price is extremely minimal and not worth the extra money, but that's my opinion.

I saw a lot of complaints about the audio, and yes, the audio out of the box is terrible. This is because the default setting is on Dynamic, which sounds awful. I highly suggest going into the settings and switching it to Standard or Movie mode for audio and it will sound much better. There are also more advanced settings to tweak it to your liking. I have a pretty big living room and I haven't had any audio issues since I tinkered with the audio settings.

I also saw a lot of complaints about Google spyware, Data collection, or however you want to word it. You can opt out of everything on the initial setup of the TV, as well as later in the settings menu. Don't share any diagnostics or opt into any personalized programming or anything like that and you should be fine.

The Android TV interface is a bit buggy right now. There's some delay in choosing menus and selecting apps and things like that, but I've not really had many issues. I haven't had any apps crash or anything experience breaking yet. I expect it to get much smoother as more updates roll out. If you're an android user, it's really nice to sync everything with your phone and google account.

Overall, I highly recommend this TV. Impecca TV's, in my experience, are workhorse TV's that produce very high quality for the price.

Android tv can be a little slow and some of the apps like Hulu require u to clear the cache for the app to open, but for the price I don't think you can get a better picture quality and as many features as this rv.