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Check the renewed Samsung UN32M4500BF price on Amazon
If you need a cheap, small TV for a spare room and you plan to hang it on the wall, this renewed Samsung is worth a look. It's a basic, older 720p set that ships with a free wall mount (no stand), and it only makes sense at a clear discount. Here's what to know before you click.
Check the current price and return policy on Amazon Renewed
What You're Getting: A Renewed 32-Inch 720p Samsung Smart TV (No Stand, Wall Mount Included)
This listing is for the Samsung UN32M4500BF, an older smart TV from around 2017, sold as a renewed (refurbished) unit rather than new. The listing bundles a free wall mount and does not include stands, so plan on mounting it or supplying your own surface solution.
Quick specs:
- Screen: 31.5-inch (32-inch class) LED
- Resolution: 1366×768 (HD/720p), not Full HD or 4K
- Refresh rate: 60Hz
- Connectivity: two HDMI inputs, USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
- Power: 120V AC (North American standard)
- Size: about 28.9 x 17.3 x 3.1 inches without a stand, per Samsung's specs
- Weight: approximately 9.26 pounds, per a retailer listing
- Condition: renewed, so condition, warranty, and included accessories can vary
The Good: Compact Size, Wall-Ready, and Smart TV Features
It's wall-ready out of the box. The free mount is the headline perk. For a bedroom, dorm, or home office where floor and desk space matter, that's one less thing to buy.
The size fits small spaces. At 32 inches and roughly 9 pounds, this is an easy TV to place in a tight room.
It has the smart basics. Samsung lists Wi-Fi and mobile-to-TV mirroring, and the set has Ethernet if you prefer a wired connection. Owner comments on Samsung Canada describe straightforward setup, good color and contrast, and useful smart features.
The ports cover a simple setup. Two HDMI inputs and USB are enough for a streaming stick plus a cable box or an older game console.
It comes from a mainstream brand. That counts for something, though the age of this model and its renewed status matter more than the logo.
The Limitations: 720p Resolution, Older Model, and Mixed Owner Feedback
This is a no-frills TV, and the listing doesn't hide that.
- 720p resolution. Fine detail and text will look softer than on a 1080p or 4K screen, especially up close.
- Older platform. Smart-TV software and app support can change over time on a 2017-era model. Some Samsung Canada commenters mention occasional interface lag.
- Modest connectivity by today's standards. Two HDMI ports is workable but limited.
- Mixed feedback. One retailer (CDW) shows about 3.5/5 from just six reviews, a small sample. Comments include praise for guest-room use, plus reports of an early black-screen failure, audio-sync problems when paired with another Samsung TV, and unstable feet on stand-equipped configurations. This listing has no stand, so the foot complaints don't apply directly, but the failure and audio-sync reports are worth weighing.
We wouldn't recommend this for a main living room, serious gaming, or use as a PC monitor.
What to Check Before You Buy: Warranty, Remote, and Mount Compatibility
Renewed means the details matter. Before you check out, confirm these on the live listing:
- Warranty and return terms. Samsung's one-year limited warranty applies to the original retail product, and renewed coverage may differ. Don't assume it carries over. Read the actual terms on the listing.
- Return window. Make sure you can send it back if there's a dead pixel, no picture, or other problem. Test it soon after it arrives.
- Remote and cables. Confirm whether a remote, power cable, and any other accessories are included. Don't assume they are.
- Mount compatibility. Verify the included mount's hardware and that it suits your wall type and viewing position. Secure mounting may call for professional installation.
- Condition grade. Renewed condition can vary by unit and seller.
- App support. If you rely on a specific streaming service, check that this model supports it. Otherwise, a streaming stick in an HDMI port is an easy workaround.
Who Should Buy This (and Who Should Skip It)
Buy it if:
- You want a small TV for a guest room, dorm, bedroom, or office.
- You'll wall-mount it and want the mount included.
- Your use is casual: streaming, broadcast or cable TV, or older consoles.
- The renewed price is significantly lower than a new 32-inch 1080p smart TV, and the return policy is solid.
Skip it if:
- You want sharp text, detailed picture quality, or a TV you'll sit close to.
- You need it as a main living-room TV, a PC monitor, or for serious gaming.
- You need a stand included.
- The warranty or return terms are unclear.
- The price isn't clearly lower than new 1080p options.
The price gate: Check the current price and return policy before you buy. If it's not at least $30–40 cheaper than a new 32-inch 1080p smart TV, skip it and pick one of the alternatives below.
See the renewed Samsung UN32M4500BF on Amazon
Better Alternatives If the Price Isn't Low Enough
If the renewed price doesn't clear that gap, a new 32-inch 1080p smart TV is the smarter buy. You get a new unit and Full HD resolution instead of 720p. Options to browse:
- New 32-inch 1080p TCL smart TV
- New 32-inch 1080p Hisense smart TV
- New 32-inch Roku TV for a streaming-focused interface
- New 32-inch Amazon Fire TV for Alexa and Fire TV integration
If you'll sit close to the screen or use it for detailed content, consider a small 4K TV instead.
