For her money very good.

Setup and Settings ⚙️
The settings are extremely easy to use and feature-rich.
You will need a screwdriver for the legs. 2 screws each.
Overall, the device setup is simple and quick.

The remote control is sleek and well-designed.

Picture / Sound
The sound is quite good and clear even at high volume.
What "bothered" me a bit is that they have focused more on the rich digital features, which is something you would expect from more expensive TVs, and less on the image quality, which requires several adjustments to reach satisfactory quality.

The image is not bad, but if you are used to good screens, even old ones, it sometimes looks bad in the news or very bright scenes, with signs of compression and aliasing. Its factory settings have high saturation and brightness, to the point where you lose some facial details in close-ups of the news. As I mentioned earlier, it can easily be improved with the right settings.

However, it may also be due to the built-in decoder.
I will try it with an external decoder and will come back.

Networking and Applications
I noticed that although it is 720p, Netflix downloads in 1080p, which unnecessarily consumes 1.5Mbps, which may be an issue in low-speed connections in a household with multiple devices and people watching and playing simultaneously.

All the applications I am interested in are there (Netflix, Prime, Eurosport, and others) and it is very easy to install others (e.g. ERTFlix).

It is comfortably recommended as a second or budget option for students.

I think to get a truly Smart TV like this, with HDR, Android, and all these features, wireless connectivity to mobiles, tablets, Wi-Fi, and better image quality, you will have to spend over 250-300€.

At the 168€ I bought it, it is a good choice.

A tv tablet with a nice menu essentially. YouTube Netflix all super. It's not a great screen or a super construction, but it's worth its money. I don't know how fast other Androids play, but on this one, all programs work very fast (no comparison to a smart LG that I have, which is also much more expensive). It takes a while to open from default settings, but it has an option for incredibly fast opening-closing, although I don't know if it consumes much more power that way (like being on with the screen off and sound off). The only thing it doesn't have is a microphone and camera. The smart menu is easy and you learn it immediately. It says you can connect a mobile phone for voice search and other things, but I haven't tried it. I am very satisfied, regardless. The only thing that bothered me is its base (the two legs you screw in to make the TV stand). Whoever buys it will probably need a wall mount unless they have a large surface to place it on. It doesn't connect to 5GHz WiFi, only 2.4GHz. Not that this information is necessary in 99% of cases, but I mention it in case someone has set up such a network.