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Toshiba 32LK3C63DB Review: 32-Inch Smart TV

4
Out of 5
Written by Truthful Reviews Editorial Team
16 August 2022
Updated 4 November 2025
1 minute read
Editorially reviewed

Good offer - because of the current equipment of the compact TV at a very reasonable price. The screen diagonal of 80 centimetres may be enough for you to use the model as a simple main device, especially since colour reproduction and Full HD sharpness fit the bill. However, the compatibility with…

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Quick Specs

Brand
Toshiba
Model
32LK3C63DB
Condition
New
Type
Televisions
Warranty
1 Year

Our Verdict

Good offer - because of the current equipment of the compact TV at a very reasonable price. The screen diagonal of 80 centimetres may be enough for you to use the model as a simple main device, especially since colour reproduction and Full HD sharpness fit the bill. However, the compatibility with…

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Pros

  • SmartTV level incl. Netflix, Prime etc., Amazon Alexa voice control
  • HDR implementations according to HDR10/HLG, WLAN, Bluetooth, HDMI, USB, CI+
  • Miracast, stereo sound output, and remote control included in delivery

Cons

  • Sluggish response to inputs, occasionally unstable processes
  • No USB recording features
  • Feeble sound output
Good offer - because of the current equipment of the compact TV at a very reasonable price. The screen diagonal of 80 centimetres may be enough for you to use the model as a simple main device, especially since colour reproduction and Full HD sharpness fit the bill. However, the compatibility with HDR10 and HLG is more symbolic; there is a lack of display brightness for "real" HDR effects. The triple tuner for linear TV programme reception is regular. However, the available internet access via WLAN and the SmartTV operating system is unusual for this price range. Netflix and Prime streaming are therefore no problem, and even voice control options via Amazon Alexa are implemented ex-works.The enjoyment of the product is somewhat dampened by various inertias, instabilities and minor dysfunctions. This is probably due to the software not being optimally matched to the hardware resources.

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