We've very impressed with QLED and we think you will be too. But at this size that's not a deal-breaker, especially when you consider that the display here is QLED – so you're getting OLED-esque contrast and colour without OLED prices. If you're looking for a 4K TV, you'll need to look at a bigger version of The Frame: this one is Full HD. Otherwise TVs at this size tend to be fairly stripped down in terms of features, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy a decent smart platform that supports the main video streaming services. If you can, we recommend grabbing one with this feature, because it helps to make images look more lifelike and rich – it's one of the few recent TV technology improvements that's just as effective on smaller screens as big ones. Streaming services such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ all offer HDR support for movies and TV. However, some 32-inch TVs still offer HDR support, which gives you a better picture overall. That’s not really a great loss: Ultra HD is hardly going to wow you with a picture this small The 32-inch TV is the last bastion of Full HD, so don’t expect to find any 4K panels on screens this size. Let's be realistic that the focus here is getting a good clear pictures, and sound that's good enough that you can hear what's going on. Obviously, don't choose one if what you really want is cinematic thrills and the height of technology – you won't find any of the best OLED TVs in this size, and they tend to lack the connectivity features of the best gaming TVs. But for those wanting a smart screen to fit into a smaller space, the humble 32-inch Full HD TV is the ideal choice. They tend to be used in locations where space is a premium or you want to view the screen up close: that means kitchens, offices, bathrooms and gyms. It’s hard to believe that a 32-inch TV was once considered huge, but these days this screen size is usually sought as a secondary TV. Best 32-inch TVs: Is this the right size for you? Don't forget to also check out our list of best TVs under £500 too, where 32-inch TVs run shoulders with larger-size sets that still down to affordable prices.

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