[Solved] 32-Inch SMART TVs with YouTube App: Philips 32PFS5823, Sony KDL-32WE610, Panasonic TX-32ES400E

Good morning, I need a TV for my daughter's room. Max 32 inches. I want WiFi and the Youtube app. Everything else goes to the background, but I would like the applications to work fairly quickly and run for a minimum of 3 years. I know that e.g. in Samsung Youtube can disappear after 2 years ... Anyone can recommend a brand in which SMART applications work for a long time? I am thinking about the following models:

Philips 32PFS5823 / 12ok 1200 (the advantage is FullHD for me, and the model for 2018 - longer support on youtube?)
Sony KDL-32WE610 around 1300
Panasonic TX-32ES400Eok 1300

1. How far are you sitting from the TV screen? 1-2m
2. Are you sitting in front of the screen or sideways to the screen? Directly
3. What TV do you currently have? Samsung
4. What brand do you prefer? Sony
5. What size TV are you looking for? 32 inches
6. What signal and devices will be connected to the TV? Orange TV, wifi
7. What kind of programs do you watch most often? Youtube
8. Will you play games, and if so on a console or a PC? No
9. Will you be actively using the TV's SMART system? Yes
10. Do you watch in the evenings or during the day? Day
11. How much money can you spend on buying a TV? do1500

There is no rule from YouTube - a new codec will come in and after fun
I recommend Samsung 32M5672 on Tizena - the best budget.

Thanks for the answer, Samsung falls out, I have an example of a model from 2012, which cost almost 5k, and after 3 years YT stopped working on it, and parents on LG from 2013 for about 2k works today ... Philips is no longer available as a new one , even on the Allegro only some exhibition copies.

I think the choice will be Sony KDL-32WE610, I saw it yesterday in EuroRTVAGD next to Philips, both have a nice picture, but I think I trust Sony more as a brand.

Take a look at this thread: https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3356116.html

Thanks for the links above, Ludwik, now I know what is behind my "loss of trust" to the Samsung brand, LOCOLOCO, I guessed that Sony would not be made in Japan, but I already have well over 3 breaths on my neck and I remember times when LG was Goldstar, and on the market when exchanging VHS for a cassette made in Japan, you had to give two Goldstar and I still had a fondness for "Japanese" electronics

I decided on Soniasz, I know that I am overpaying for the brand, but I remember that my first TV I bought for my own cash register was of this brand, it is still a picture tube, but it is flat and serves my parents on the plot until today (although sporadically and with help external dvbt decoder, but it has been running for 15 years ...).