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TCL 43S325 43 Inch 1080p Smart LED Roku TV (2019)

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Condition
New
Size
43-in
Style
TV only
Model
43S325
Screen size
43 in
Dimensions
7.6"D x 38.2"W x 24.5"H
Weight
16.5 lb
In the box
Remote Control
Warranty
1 year parts and labor
Works with
Video: MKV (H.264), MP4, MOV (H.264), TS (H.264) Music: AAC, MP3, WMA, WAV (PCM), AIFF, FLAC, AC3 Photo: JPG, PNG, GIF

Features 4

  • Smart Functionality offers access to over 5,000 streaming channels featuring more than 500,000 movies and TV episodes via Roku TV
  • 1080p Full HD Resolution excellent detail, color, and contrast
  • Direct lit LED produces great picture quality with 60Hz refresh rate for fast moving action scenes with virtually no motion blur
  • Inputs: 3 HDMI, 1 USB, RF, Composite, Headphone Jack, Optical audio Out

Description

A full high definition display paired with an advanced refresh rate, and dual- band Wi-Fi allows you to capture every moment. With a sleek, modern design it looks great whether it is off or on. No more flipping through inputs or wading through complicated menus. Like apps on a smartphone, all your favorites are at your fingertips from the instant you turn it on. Choose from thousands of streaming channels that feature over 500,000 movies and TV episodes plus live sports, news, music, kids and family, food, science and tech, fitness, foreign language, and so much more.

Specs 68

Screen Size 43 inches
Brand TCL
Display Technology LED
Resolution 1080p
Refresh Rate 60 hertz
Connectivity Technology HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Product Dimensions 7.6"D x 38.2"W x 24.5"H

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CAN'T BEAT THIS T.V. FOR THE PRICE!!
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Received this product today. It was in EXCELLENT QUALITY when I received it. Easily un-boxed and able to set-up. All items were present. I have to say this was the quickest set-up I've ever had for any type of device (T.V, PC, Laptop, Phone, etc.). Although I did a bit of research before I purchased this device through Amazon. Then after I ordered it and while I was waiting for delivery I did a bit of reading on this site (reviews & Q&A's) just to have an "edge" when it came time to set it up. When all was said & done it probably was an hour to hour and a half from opening the box to setting back down on the couch after all was done. Once you read through all the Q&A's, and about 75% of them are questions that have been asked two to three times, you'll have ALL of your questions answered so once your t.v. is delivered you have a plan of action and push right through that set-up. Here are the biggest "complaints" that are non-sense when dealing with a ROKU t.v.: A. It doesn't COST A PENNY TO SET UP A ROKU ACCOUNT and activate your T.V...if for some reason you come across a site or a phone call demanding payment in order to activate your t.v...hang up or whatnot, and reevaluate (i.e. make sure you have the correct website typed in or the correct phone number dialed in). You can activate your roku t.v. with a "free" roku account. You don't even have to put in a credit card. B. You get what you pay for...Yes, while that is true in every aspect of life you can get a good deal without having to pay out the butt. I believe this is one of those times!! C. This item DOES NOT COME WITH A WALL MOUNT. If you want to wall mount it you buy the mount yourself. If you want to specifications of what size wall-mount to buy they are all in the directions that come with the t.v. While I didn't wall mount it (I just used the stands that come with the set) If I wanted to all I had to do was either read through the Q&A's (as that question has been asked over 20 times) or just read through the "directions" booklet provided with the T.V. D. If you want to use your phone as your "roku remote" all you have to do is d/l the app from your store (G-Play or apple) and you're good to go. No, the roku remote doesn't have numbers on it and yes it does have volume control on the side of it. Just remember, both your phone and your T.V. have to both be on the same wi-fi connection in order for your phone to work as the remote, if not, then it's a NO-GO!! E. If you have satellite, cable, etc...YES, it works with this T.V., along with Wi-fi. The model I have doesn't work with Ethernet or bluetooth, but TCL does have models that do work with Bluetooth & ethernet. Be a bit proactive, it'll save you a bunch of time in the end! As I stated earlier, it didn't take any time at all for me to set this up from beginning to end. Take a bit of time and do some research!! This set is great quality and you are easily able to adjust it to your liking in the settings menu. Every aspect of this set is adjustable. I couldn't be happier with the amount I paid for it!!! Try it, YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!! In the pictures below, one of the pics is the front of the set and the other is a side shot showing the thickness of the set along with the fact that there aren't a million plugs coming from the back area. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2019 by Ron
It's amazing the quality you get for the price of TVs these days.
So the past several years I just do everything on my PC, games and shows and movies I'd just watch there I used to have a nice home entertainment setup but not anymore I now have an awesome "gaming room" :) But I decided especially with the pandemic right now and stuck working from home I spend 8-9 working hours sitting in front of that computer desk and in that chair, it would be nice to retreat to something more relaxing. So I decided to upgrade my TV situation so I can lounge on the couch and watch movies and shows. I started looking online and I came across this brand TCL. I researched them and they have made their way up the ranks and are like the 3rd largest TV manufacturer now. Now for the same price (within 10 bucks) I could have gotten the 4K version of this TV but I'm not picky and all my media I have stored is a@ 1080p so at this time I didn't think 4K was needed so I went with this version 49in @ 1080 but it has all the same Smart TV features as the 4K model. It has a built in Roku which I hear is like 50 bucks on its own. This is my first smart TV. First off its a small thing really but I have to say this little remote it comes with is great, its oddly satisfying with the way it clicks. Responsive. I've watched a few movies on it and the picture is wonderful sound is ok, definitely nothing special probably just there to get the job done, and would have been satisfactory on their own, but I hooked up some nice logitech stereo speakers that I used to use on my PC. I would say the only negative about the TV itself would be the very shiny screen which causes lots of light glare. I have blackout curtains so its not an issue for me. The Smart TV allowed me to setup a few channels (youtube, wwe network, and roku media player) The media player is awesome the TV allowed me to attach an external harddrive via usb and I'm able to directly access all my shows and movies I have on them and it plays them flawlessly. I think this TV is absolutely wonderful for the price ($250). Get this one or the equivalent 4K version. You'll love it. Note: If you purchase it online and have it shipped before getting it all setup, get the power cord out and test the TV. The first one was damaged in shipping and the screen was busted (not to mention the delivery driver put it on the neighbors porch...) But amazon was right on it, they got a new one shipped out with 48 hours to me and they had UPS come and pick the broken one up in 24 hours. But this had nothing to do with the TVs quality and I won't punish the score for the TV itself for that issue, not to mention Amazon was super on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by Eric W
Went from Loving it to hating it to loving it again after fixing the slowness problem
Aug 2022 UPDATE: TV became very slow again, even after doing the remote thing [shown below]. What I ended up doing FINALLY, TOTALLY fixed the problem. Should not NEED to do this, but for this TV anyway, I think you DO need to do it.... I purchased a ROKU device for about $30 bucks [from Amazon], plugged it into an HDMI Port on my Roku smart [?] TV, and now I don't even use it as a 'smart' TV. I simply use the Roku device I plugged in and now this TV is just as fast as my other two [dumb] TV's that I have. THIS finally and totally fixed the s-l-o-w problem!! And it only took me about a year and a half to figure it out. LOL UPDATE: OK. I was hating this TV so much I wanted to just GIVE IT AWAY. Such a slow TV, it drove me crazy. THEN, I googled 'slow TCL Roku Smart TV'. There was a UTube on there that said it is the remote; not the TV. Here is what you do and it totally fixes the slow problem: 1. Remove batteries 2. Hold down red on/off button for about 20 - 30 seconds 3. Continuously press all the other buttons over and over again....Slap the remote against your hand, press buttons more, slap against your hand again.... [beat the crud out of your remote] 4. Put the batteries back in and VOILA!!!.... Your TV is now very fast!! I was amazed. This little trick worked for me...I now love my TV once again! LOL UPDATE: OK...I am going to give this TV away and just buy another of a different brand [Toshiba], I guess. I have 3 TV's in my house and this is the only one that just BUFFERS, and BUFFERS, and BUFFERS!! I thought it was my Wifi but I did all kinds of tests and it is NOT the Wifi. I don't know why or how, but this TV is soooo SLOW is the only way I can describe it. Sometimes it tells me I have to delete some of the APPS because it is full?? I am going to give this to one of my kids and just buy another NOT-smart TV and use a Roku stick to make it smart. Maybe the slowness and buffering is normal for a smart TV but in my opinion, that does not make it very Smart. LOL UPDATE: Had this TV for 6 months now and I am ready to set it on the street with a 'FREE' sign on it and feel sorry for whomever takes it. The mouths do not sync with the audio now. You can unplug the TV and then plug it back in again and it fixes the problem for awhile, but only for a day or so. The TV is slow to respond when you press a button....I just hate it. I have been a Toshiba TV owner for the past 30 years and I WISH I would have just gotten another Toshiba rather than this junk. So my review has gone from Awesome TV, to not so awesome, to WORST TV ever.... LOL Seriously though, don't buy it!! You can HAVE mine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021 by Pekemom
"Great" TV
Having read reviews that mentioned issues with shipping damage, l was hesitant to order online. However, the tv arrived in perfect condition. At first l couldn't insert the HDMI and did not want to force it. Thinking the HDMI cable was out of date, l initially hooked up using the coaxial cable. As coaxial, l found out, cannot pipe HD, the picture quality wasn't great. I went back to the HDMI and pushing harder was able to insert it. Once l did, the picture quality improved quite a bit, yet the input info still said only 720p. Researching further l learned that my cable box has a hidden menu to enable setting the output to 1080i or native. I set it to 1080i and picture improved further. The picture quality is stunning when looking fairly directly, but loses quality quickly as you move to the side. Typical of LED TVs. How livable to you depends on how much you want to pay. For specs that say the speakers are only 8-10w, the sound quality is great! My preference is the theatre setting. It's getting hard to find anything but a 4k TV, which most people will be watching in 1080 anyway. I have gone to my local big box store and see no difference in the 4k picture quality at 1080 or this TV at 1080. 49" is big enough. The distance between the leg stands is 37" It is costly to purchase a TV stand for a larger TV. Some as much as the TV. The Roku and other free offerings are many. There are commercials when watching free content, but that's to be expected. For the price, size and quality, this TV is a homerun! After owning for almost 6 months, l downgraded my review to 3 stars because the TCL tv has started making a rumbling and crackling noise when l stop, start or ff a recorded program watched from my DVR. It also occasionally makes the same sound when scene changes while watching regular tv. Instead of a digital tv it sounds as if l have a mechanical tv with an electric motor. I called TCL. They had me boot up a couple of steaming channels that do not make that noise. Therefore they said, it is my cable provider. Only l have other brand TV's that do not make this noise. Because of that, my cable service says its the TCL tv. As TCL blames my cable service, l am stuck with this annoying noise. The picture is great and tv is great otherwise, but this remains unresolved. Update: I determined the problem was that I changed the volume setting to "level" With that off, the tv no longer makes tha noise. I haven't contacted TLC about yet. Other than the noise, with or without volume leveling, I notice little difference. Otherwise it's still a great tv and value. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2018 by Jason
Everything I wanted in a value TV
No, it doesn't have ALL the bells and whistles that you might get with some TV's, but given that it's got Roku built in, it's got most. The roku remote as TV remote takes some getting used to, but that's more of a psychological thing. But there's really nothing at all I can complain about. I got the 1080p (not 4K) version and at 40" the picture is all I could ever hope for. The brightness is very good and you can even adjust the darkness of the background. The number of ports it has is outstanding even though I will at most only use 2 HDMI. I was even surprised by the packaging. I noticed there were a couple 2" long holes in the front of the box so I was nervous of damage. It was fortunately packaged with a foam cover, not very thick though, but sufficient that there wasn't a single scratch much less a break. Lastly, I want to comment on the weight. This is the lightest TV I've ever picked up. I live in a 3rd floor apartment and have lugged both a foam mattress (90 lbs) and an oversized bean bag lounger up those stairs. I was dreading bring up the TV. I'm not exaggerating in the least when I say that I could carry it with one had. The box has 2 handles and I only used one taking it from my vehicle to the stairs. Obviously I was more careful on the way up, but in my apartment, I literally picked up the tv with one hand to put it on it's low stand. It was a strange feeling. TL;DR: Great TV, more than I expected, super light and I would recommend it to anyone and probably will. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2019 by Christopher Estep
Good TV, Excellent Amazon Replacement Policy
First, the "bad" part: I took advantage of a great sale on Prime Day and bought this TV, in part because we wanted a bigger TV in our den, and in part because the home theater system we have has streaming apps that will no longer be supported by Amazon and Hulu. When the TV arrived, the screen was broken. There was a pressure fracture right in the middle of the screen when turned on. A few clicks on Amazon's site, and I had a replacement TV on the way and a pre-paid mailing label. I was mildly inconvenienced by having to drive 5 miles to our local UPS pick-up location. The replacement TV arrived 5 days later (due to the weekend) and was in perfect condition. On to the TV: This is a budget smart TV. The speakers are good but not great. The picture is more than acceptable to me. The price was right. Options for the TV are good. You will need to have a Roku account to get the maximum benefits of this TV. The initial TV set-up is fairly intuitive. I had never heard of HDMI ARC until I bought this TV. Now, when I turn on the TV, it will also turn on my home theater system, put the system in the correct mode, and play through the home theater. If I turn off the home theater, the TV will then turn on its own speakers. Simple, but neat tech. My only complaint about this TV: It doesn't default to the last video setting when you turn it off and back on. My DirecTV Genie remote will turn the TV on and off (plus control the volume), but if I plop down in my chair and turn the TV on with the Genie remote, I will still need to have the TCL/Roku remote in hand to select satellite TV. Edit: I found the setting within the menu that allows the TV to automatically turn on the satellite TV. Last tidbits: Legs are easy to attach (watch! They have a front and back). Sleep timer requires you to go into the menu, rather than just pressing a single remote button like on my other TCL televisions. The IR receiver in located near the little white light in the middle underside, and you have to hold the remote towards that location; I don't know if the IR beam is narrowly focused, or if the receiver isn't very sensitive. 3 HDMI ports. If you are looking at the TV as though viewing it, the power cord and cables will come out towards your right side. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2019 by Sean Magill
Nice, affordable, smart tv!
Super easy to set up. The only configuration we have to tweak is hooking satellite tv receiver up with the Roku—might have to use both remotes in order to choose channels from our dish satellite. My husband and I spent more time attaching the screen to our stand than actually setting things up to play the tv. We already had Roku so it was a matter of resetting password and following prompts from the screen. Some things to consider: 1. Make sure your stands or wall mounts fit the hardware! We had purchased this tv to replace a Toshiba HiDef that was about 10 yrs old. I have bracket mounts showing right now. Will conceal with some florals at the top of the mount. 2. You may need speaker system for sound. I did find settings a bit tricky to find. Knowing how to navigate smart tv functions is a must—TCL doesn’t clarify the settings features with the tv in their user manual. I simply hunted for proper screen settings—the black end screen bars can be stretched to fit the full screen. 3. We probably could have gotten the 50 inch tv to better fit our stand—the width of the screen is quite narrow on this model. We were not sure how this tv would fit on our tv stand. Otherwise, so far so good! My husband and I appreciate the affordability of this smart tv. Just wished we had gotten a little bigger one for our stand. This one is very nice for the money—our satellite channels are really beautiful pictures!! For a starter smart tv, this one is an excellent buy! Might add that Amazon was very prompt in processing our order and shipment that came today about 2 hours ahead of its scheduled delivery time with UPS. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2019 by Ronda Richardson
Best Roku based HDTV for the money. Period.
This is a fantastic HDTV, and the bargain price is an added bonus. If you're familiar with Roku, this television has the Roku operating system built into the television. That means that a separate streaming box or streaming stick is unnecessary. Just connect the TV's wifi to your home wifi network, and you're good to go (this model does NOT have an ethernet port and is wifi only). I attached an external antenna to the TV when I received it, and scanned for over the air local channels, and was able to get over 50+ HD TV channels, which is perfect for cord cutters. I've found that the picture is outstanding with streaming content (Netflix Amazon Hulu Vudu), over the air signals, and average for cable television channels. Remember that the picture quality depends on your content source. A weak or diminished wifi signal will produce a weak picture. I read so many reviews that claim an HDTV has a lousy picture and they send the TV back or give it a one star review. All too often the consumer is unaware that a crappy picture can't be blamed on the TV. The television might be too far from the wifi router, or your home network could be overwhelmed and the wireless signal is too slow or diminished, or your over the air (OTA) signal needs a boost (and an amplified antenna). I can rave about the value and quality of this HDTV for hours and I'd bore you to death. This is my second TCL Roku HDTV, and when I'm ready to upgrade to 4K, I'm going to buy the TCL 55R617. If streaming is new for you, or you aren't familiar with the Roku platform, ask questions. Use Youtube instructional videos and amazon reviews to learn, and don't be afraid to ask questions. You'll be a streaming champ in no time! Especially if you buy this TV. You can't go wrong. I highly recommend this HDTV. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2019 by Roy Steele
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