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Take a TCL 32″ LED Smart Roku TV Back to School

By Laura Tucker
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Headed back to school this month? Take a TCL 32″ LED Smart Roku TV with you. It’s small enough to fit into your packing but large enough to give you a full view of your gaming and streaming. At 33% off, why not buy one for school and one for home? For one low price, you get the TV and all your streaming.

HD 720p resolution provides both clarity and detail throughout everything you watch, whether it’s a nature show, the nightly news, the latest blockbuster movie, or your favorite binge-worthy shows. The live TV Channel Guide offers more than 250 free channels. You can catch both broadcast TV and live streaming channels in the guide.

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Customize the home screen with your favorite channels, whether broadcast or streaming, and also see your gaming console and other connected devices. Don’t worry if you’re not into Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, or Android; you can get all the TV shows and movies you desire from the smart Roku TV. You’ll also have access to Roku originals.

This isn’t to say you can’t use a little help from Alexa. Use the Amazon voice assistant, Hey Google, or Siri to find movies, change the channel, or even switch the input. If you don’t want to use your voice and the remote isn’t handy, you can use the free Roku app on iOS or Android.

Take $77 off the price of this smart TV, and pay just $152.99. Get it before you finish packing up your car.

TCL 32″ LED Smart Roku TV

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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