It comes with a 720p panel and is priced at $199 / 249 / around AU$305.
It is also available in a 40-inch size with a 1080p Full HD panel.
The picture quality on the Amazon 32-inch 2-series is a mixed bag.
The Amazon Fire TV 32-inch 2-series has an inconsistent picture, but colors can be good as shown byStar Wars: The Last Jedi.
For daytime TV programming, the picture was decent.
Lightsabers also showed plenty of the expected shine.
In bright daylight sequences, the characters' skin tones looked oversaturated and unnatural.
The Amazon Fire TV 32-inch 2-series uses Fire TV, a smart TV platform with pros and cons.
The Amazon 2-series fared better than expected in terms of audio quality.
With this active, dialogue was clear and the sound surprisingly well-balanced for a budget set.
The 2-series uses Amazon Fire TV as its smart TV platform.
The Amazon Fire TV 32-inch 2-series (pictured withBattlefield Von screen) has average gaming performance that handles motion adequately.
The 2-series does, however, come with the Amazon Fire TV Alexa remote a welcome accessory.
Gaming performance on the Amazon 2-series should be acceptable to bedroom gamers tight on space.
Switching between targets and scanning the environment was also fairly well handled.
The Amazon Fire TV 32-inch 2-series comes with the Amazon Alexa remote.
Gaming performance-wise they are very similar.
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I also used aPanasonicDP-UB820 4K Blu-ray player to play standard Blu-rays.
Lastly, we measure DCI-P3 and BT.2020 color space coverage, along with input lag in Game mode.
