TOSHIBA 65-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote (65C350LU, 2023 Model)

This is my first Toshiba after a few sceptre TVs. The image, quality, sound and responsiveness overall is blowing my mind at this price point. I will update in a few months for longevity. Easy to set up, has voice commands with alexa, destroys my roku ultra lt set up I had with the last TV. At 43" the pixel density at 4k (It is upscaled Regza 4k not naitve, which is fine). Usually upscaled 4k is hard to distinguish from native 4k, for casual viewing and budget price point. But this. Update to this review 1/26/25 This is the best tv I have ever owned, the sound is amazing, ut has a gaming mode and hdr for gaming in my case on an og ps5, I will update in 6 months for longevity, so awesome. It also has great viewing anngles from a couch on the side, probably has an ips display. Buy in confidence!! :)

SUMMARY: Bright, sharp picture. Vibrant colors. At this price point, you’re getting way more than you’re paying for. First of all, nobody is making money on this TV except maybe Toshiba. This unit is so affordable likely because it’s a loss leader for Amazon Prime and Amazon Music (built in). It’s like selling a $35 printer, because the profits are made on the ink cartridges. Over the lifetime of this unit, Amazon will make more than enough off streaming subscriptions to offset the initial loss. I’m sure Netflix and Disney also paid to have their own buttons on the remote, further offsetting the cost of this unit. Keeping the low price in mind, the picture is outstanding. Bright enough for brightly lit rooms. As some have noted, the black point could be darker, but it is not fair to compare this with $1000+ screens. Unless you’re a professional film colorist or you are used to pro-level editing monitors, this is not something you’re going to notice. Previously, we had a non-smart TV with a firestick, so this eliminated one remote. A convenient “settings” button takes you directly to that menu, bypassing all the navigation. Built-in sound is pretty good, but we have a home-theater audio system connected with an optical cable, which truly completes the big-screen experience. (If you don’t want to go all out with 5.1 or 7.1, I have the Toshiba soundbar with subwoofer on another firetv, and it is outstanding.) Settings gives you the ability to adjust for bluetooth audio delay when you’re using buds or phones. Overall, if you’re already an Amazon Prime customer, this is a no-brainer. P.S. The 3-year protection plan is a good investment. I had another, smaller, Toshiba screen develop some thin black horizontal lines near the bottom of the screen after a couple of years, and it paid for the TV.

Very good product and excellent clarity

I've had my tv since Nov. 2023. It plays beautifully, sound is great. Huge selection of programs and free channels. One issue I have is at times channels get caught up in a loop, I would turn tv off and the program sounds would still be playing thru until I unplug it. Secondly and lately the tv has come back on in the middle of the night by itself then a few nights ago in the middle of the night again, the tv was off clearly but a conversation from some movie was coming thru until I unplugged it. Is anyone else having this issue?

Overall, this TV has an excellent picture. It was a bit frustrating for us when it came to hooking everything up as the plug -ins were somewhat inconveniently placed (for us). Mounting wasn't difficult thanks to the Dish tech who helped my husband lift it onto the bracket. (We were able to reuse the one from our previous 55" TV) If you've never had a Fire TV before it takes some getting used to. First, you enter your Amazon account info. After that every app (Starz, Tubi, Dish Anywhere etc). has to be downloaded separately so plan to spend some time on the set up. The remote is nothing more than a Fire TV remote: we bought a second one just so each of us has their own. (And that's how you stay happily married 50 yrs! LOL ;) The TV is literally plug (in) & play. Our BIGGEST complaint is the poor volume. Once mounted we found until we'd cranked the volume to 60+ we couldn't understand a single word. (While my husband's a bit hard of hearing, my hearing's exceptional, so I know it's the TV! ) We added an Amazon sound bar but, unfortunately the TV overrides the remote for the sound bar so nothing changed except we can put the sound bar right behind us. There's absolutely no way to adjust the volume for treble, bass etc. as it keeps defaulting to 'auto' despite multiple attempts to get around this. I think it's going to need a serious sound system ($$$) to get the theater sound we're used to. Our previous TV was a Samsung with a Polk sound bar & that was definitely superior! All in all, considering the price it's a darned good value. (We did invest in the extended warranty, too.)

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