With Google Assistant and Chromecast built in, the Sceptre 32-inch HDTV should be top of your wishlist. Snap it up for less with this amazing Prime Day deal.

California-based HDTV maker Sceptre revealed today its newest addition to the Color Series lifestyle line of LED HDTVs, the 32-inch X322XV-HDR. The TV comes in a burst of color options, including ...

This is quite possibly the best TV deal we’ve seen: The Sceptre 32-inch HD LED TV is on sale for just $87—52 percent off at Walmart. Usually going for $180, it features super-sharp images and ...

Sceptre isn’t one of the most recognizable names in TVs but, then again, neither was Vizio during its formative years — and now look where that company is. It may not be long until Sceptre ...

Sceptre just announced a budget-priced, energy efficient a 32-inch 720p LED HDTV designed to provide superb image quality and long term energy savings. Sceptre’s new X322BV-HDR is capable of ...

Sceptre announced the X320BV-HD wall mountable 32-inch LCD HDTV. This stylish black TV features a crystal clear display, stunning imagery, slim design and sleek silver trim — perfect for any home ...

Sceptre has just announced the addition of new wall-mountable 32-inch LCD HDTVs. This stylish black TV features a slim design and a sleek silver trim that should be perfect for any home decor.

The Sceptre 32-inch 3D TV is not just about performance; it also offers convenience and style. Its slim profile and modern design make it a great fit for any living room, bedroom, or gaming setup.

The Sceptre 32-inch TV offers a great balance of performance, energy efficiency, and affordability. Its high-resolution display, multiple connectivity options, and eco-friendly design make it a ...

Best bang for your buck: Sceptre Android 32-Inch Smart LED HD TV Our take: Compact TV with built-in smart capabilities, great for small spaces and those on a budget.

Sceptre also offers an 85-inch TV for those looking for something massive. Note that Sceptre TVs often lack extra features, like high refresh rates, meaning that some blur may occur on large TVs.

Sceptre isn’t one of the most recognizable names in TVs but, then again, neither was Vizio during its formative years — and now look where that company is. It may not be long until Sceptre grabs ...