10 Best 32" Smart TVs UK 2024 | Sony Bravia, Hisense, and More

This QLED screen from Samsung combines both style and elegance to create the perfect addition to any minimalist home. When mounted to a wall, the ultra-thin screen is barely noticeable as a television, resembling a painting when switched to its art mode.

You won't have to worry about wires either, thanks to the innovative One Connect Box that's included with The Frame. Only one, almost invisible cable, attaches from the box to the screen, with all your needed ports tucked discreetly away—a truly fantastic design.

This Amazon exclusive from Toshiba is an almost unbelievable screen for the price even if you don't use the Alexa ecosystem feature. Its screen is crystal clear whether you're playing on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, or watching Prime Video.

Its super-resolution technology upscales a variety of non-HD content into a more refined image, and the built-in Alexa is ready to go from the box. We even think the white frame provides a distinguished, clean look and makes it a perfect second screen for a kitchen or study.

If you're working with a tight budget, then our choice would be this HD ready Smart TV from Bush. You won't be disappointed in the image quality as it has full HDR10, making whites brighter and intensifying the overall image.

This screen is a great choice for the bedroom, without sacrificing picture quality or putting a dent into your bank balance. It even has voice control which you don't often see at this price point!

If you're looking for the best picture quality on a 32" screen, then this QLED screen from Samsung is the best of the bunch. Samsung also offers a 10-year screen burn warranty, so you won't have to worry about your picture.

Alongside the picture quality, the sound is also top-notch out of the box thanks to its virtual 3D surround sound and Q-Symphony Lite technology. Combine with a soundbar for a truly immersive and unforgettable experience!

It's no surprise to learn that Sony makes some of the best TVs on the market, and their Bravia series is no different. The Bravia engine has been finely tuned to create the clearest images possible, even at lower resolutions.

This television is also an Android TV, meaning it's easily integrated with a Google Home ecosystem. It also has plenty of apps pre-installed, so there's no fiddling around in menus to get started!

It might seem strange to think of a smart TV having a built-in DVD player, but it's a vital addition for those who have amassed a large library over the years. This is a quality HDR10 ready, LED screen for a bargain price.

It's also a great option when bridging the gap between DVDs and online services, but it's also worth noting that there's no voice control recognition software built into this TV. It still represents great value for money and is easy to set up and go.

This offering from Philips is pretty unique as it features Ambilight technology. There are a number of intelligent LED lights around the edge of the screen that responds to the action happening on it, creating an ambient glow.

Combined with an impressive 1080p resolution, this can really make you feel immersed in your media, but it is a shame there is no voice control at this price point. Philips do allow you to try 100 days of Ambilight TV, and if you're not satisfied, you can get your money back!

There's a lot to like about this impressive budget offering from Sharp: it has plenty of ports, a clear and crisp image, and DTS Studio Sound, which creates a virtual surround sound with only two speakers.

If you're working with a budget and care about your sound, this is a fantastic offering but is exclusively reserved for Amazon Prime members. This is a little annoying, but even with the added cost of a month's membership, it's worth the price of admission.

Hisense may not be the first name on everyone's lips when it comes to smart TVs, but they've been quietly making waves with their low-cost, high-quality offerings. The menus are especially easy and quick to navigate.

It features a variety of modes, including games and sports, that automatically detects the input and adjusts accordingly. If you're happy to go for a name you may not recognise, you won't be disappointed with this option.

Smart TVs share a lot more with modern smartphones than the old CRT monitors and, as such, have processor chips. This LED TV from LG features a powerful quad-core processor for advanced picture processing resulting in bright, sharp images.

Navigating menus is quick and easy, and it features voice control that works with both Alexa and Google Home. It is a little on the thick side and sits just above the budget price bracket but still provides an excellent picture.