Toshiba’s 32-inch HD Smart LED Fire TV is less than $100 on Amazon

Buying a new TV these days can be difficult. Not only do you want one that’s the perfect size for your living space, but you also have to buy a top-of-the-line streaming device if you want to watch Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO Now, and more. 

Enter the Toshiba 32-inch HD Smart LED Fire TV Edition, a mighty set that comes with a Fire TV streaming device built-in. It’s now on sale for just $99.99, or $80 off its list price on Amazon.

The Toshiba HD Smart TV: Fire TV Edition is a budget television that provides rich and vibrant video and colors, along with deep blacks in an HD format. The Toshiba set comes with a Fire TV interface with access to thousands of streaming apps and channels, as well as live over-the-air TV without buying an additional HD antenna. Now you can have streaming apps and live TV channels in one place. 

The HD TV also comes with Toshiba’s Voice Remote that works with the Alexa voice assistant to launch apps, search for titles, play music, and more with just the sound of your voice. While this TV’s display is only 32 inches, it’s a very good “bang for your buck” purchase for its entertainment options and price point under $100. It’s ideal for bedrooms, small apartments, basement “man caves,” and as a household’s secondary TV.

But don’t just take our word for it. Amazon customer Brandon C. writes:

“This is my first TV I’ve bought as an adult. I’d previously been a laptop in bed kinda person but thought it was time to upgrade. So, this TV is great! I absolutely love it! I know it isn’t the biggest and doesn’t have the greatest resolution on the market, but it has a clean crisp picture and the built-in Fire TV features are great. I’ve had this for almost two months now and do not regret it as a purchase at all! Its low energy use is also fantastic for the Environmentally minded millennial that I am. The remote is highly functional and I love the Alexa capabilities. I bought an Echo Dot at the same time, which is awesome to tell Alexa to pause, play, turn the TV off or turn it on instead of hunting in the bed or couch cushions for the remote.”