Soniq E32W13A (32")

This is a cheap TV, no question about it and I knew that when I bought it. It is supposed to be a really good value set but I forgot to test the audio when I checked it - oh wow! Its something else - thin and trebly and indistinct. I solved it by adding a sound stand (bought from Dick Smith) but that added a lot to the price. Please consider this as it made the bargain not so bargain like!

We got this as a spare room TV and I wouldnt want it as a main one. Its main feature is its extreme cheapness and you can see they have saved money especially on the sounds. Its basically terrible unless you connect a soundbar or speakers. The picture is OK when you are looking at it but seems ordinary when I go directly to the lounge and compare it with our Sony. Menus are and remote again are a bit cheap but work fine. Its cheap, it works! That's the best I can say about it.

Purchased this on a budget after the abrupt departure of one of my housemates. It works fine and we don't need to use it for much; we don't have a connected antenna and mostly just use it to Chromecast. Speakers are pretty bad and we always connect an external speaker through the headphone jack which makes movies much more watchable. If you're looking for picture quality, Samsung, Sony and the other big brands have much better TVs, but if you're looking for a cheap no-frills TV, this one is certainly acceptable.

bought about 2 years ago and still running perfectly. beautiful colour and clear picture and sound. l used it as a computer monitor and have used it for long hours everyday. so far no issues at all. plus it is very light in weight, a girl can easily lift it. a good value for money.

Bought this as a little gift to myself for the den. It was very cheap and I needed a second set for my own viewing. The picture is very nice, bright and colourful. The sound quality is pretty bad though so I added external speakers through the headphone jack. I would say they you have to do this to make it usable and then you have a good cheap tv.

I have a 32 inch soniq TV and switched it off last night and went to switch it back on today from the remote wont work and tried from the TV unit any suggestions hhjhhhhhh jhgghhh bbbhggg bbbhggg hhjhhhhhh vghhhhhhh vghhhhhhh vggtttg vvvvvhvgvhh gghhhh gghhhh vghhhhhhh vvvvvvvbbbvbhbbnngggg gghhhh gghhhh gg

This is a cheap TV and it feels like one to use. Its perfectly usable and does function well, its just no Sony or Samsung and fair enough, you get what you pay for. The screen itself has crumby colours and viewing angles. If you have a good quality TV in your house as well, its hard to watch this but if you use it separately, you don't notice so much. I use headphones with it because the sound quality is terrible. You can hear it but its trebbly and thin. This is a cheap TV. It works but its average.

I got this for the guest room and its just average
Picture quality is clear enough but colours are not right and dark moments can be hard to distinguish in movies.
The sound is really really bad. You definitely need to connect another speaker system to make it acceptable.
This is a basic TV and the price reflects that. I can only say its "okay not the best"

The picture quality is ok, it's good for 9 HD but it's just ok for channel 9. We needed to buy an extra speaker because the built-in speaker is not good enough. They do have enough ports. It is a smart tv but cannot find any useful app in the store. The youtube in the smart tv cannot be used anymore because the tv is not smart enough

I have had 3 fail in a little over a year. The first had a main board failure a month after the warranty ran out. Quoted $140 to repair. I replaced it with a factory refurbished model that lasted a month before the screen went blank. Soniq replaced it under warranty but the replacement lasted less than a week. Screen blank again. Not even going to bother taking it back.

The picture quality is excellent. I found the sound from the speakers to be very clear. The HDMI port are in a very good position, this makes it easy to watch movies feeding from my laptop. It is very light and easy to move around. It’s very good value for money.

Good TV, had it for about 6 months now. It's not the main tv, which is smaller and downstairs, but I through it on upstairs and it's great. Never had issues with Soniq, but I've always treated them well and never bashed them around. The menu can be a little laggy though.

I got the LCD Led TV for a guest's spare room. I used the TV just a couple of time. The management of settings are pretty simple but the quality of the image and the speed that it responds to the remote control seems too slow compared to other TVs in the market. It is good for a spare room but I wouldn't be happy to have it in the living room.

This is my second soniq 32 inch Tv the first one died just under 12 months old so Jb HiFi replaced it with a soniq e32w13a-au now this ones tuner started to play up after about a year half old & now does not tune at all.
Anyhow my advice is don't buy a Soniq TV & its the old story you get what you pay for
DON'T BUY SONIQ

TV constantly fails. Doesn't turn over, won't turn on. It's a disgrace. Never ever buy anything from this company. They clearly have no idea how to build TVs that work.
Since purchase, it has stopped working at least 15 times. Try to update software and it works for a week, then fails again. Never ever buy anything from this company. They clearly have no idea how to build TVs that work.