9inch Portable Rechargeable TV with Antenna for Watching ATSC Digital TV,Support USB Record Media Player Port/AV in,12v Charge Cable,Suit for in USA,Canada,Mexico

Ok, the instructions are not great. I saw a power button on the remote and in the front of the screen, but the unit won't turn on with those. Only the side slide switch turns it on. That's not clear in the manual.I saw the complaints about the stand, but I think it is fine, plus you get a built in stand in the back, which I like very much.The antenna is weighted so it sits wherever you put it, and both the power and antenna cables are long in length.I got 15 channels with the antenna which is to be expected for my area. You will get more or less depending on how many channels are broadcasting in your area.This was purchased for power outages and to keep up with local weather events.I noticed an HTML input. I tried it with a cable box, and although there was a picture, I got an error message saying the display was not able to display video. Seems like a codec (software) issue.

Honestly did not expect to like this as much as I do. Purchased on a whim, mostly due to cost planned on returning but I can't. The picture quality is superb for such a small, inexpensive...whatever it is. I've used the TV and picked u more channels than I do on my home TV's (at home using the included antenna). I've used the monitor for its size and portability setting up my home security system, watched the game on the back porch while cooking out... We just love this little TV, even my wife, who watches maybe 5 hours of TV a week thought it was a good idea to keep it. If you're looking for an inexpensive, quality TV/monitor I don't think you can beat this one.

Picked up to use truck camping for access to news and TV if I really need it. So far seems like a nice little TV. Auto scan worked perfectly and picked up almost 40 channels in my area. Would have been nice to have a micro HDMI input rather than 2 AV inputs but not a deal breaker for me. The mag mount antenna works pretty well even in my basement but I haven't had luck yet with the other retractable antenna (will try outside). Having a battery to save settings and run for a bit without external power is nice but haven't found a way to show the charge percentage yet in the menu. Overall really decent for $80 so far.

Besides being straining to listen to, the Volume will drop every few seconds and get this it will switch from English to Spanish. I have to keep going to audio on my remote to input english speaking for the show am watching. It will give several channels but I have to keep maneuvering the antenna to get the channel to come in, when I channel channel. Other wise the picture is very clear and if these other annoying issues were cleared up the television primarily would be a good buy. I’ve only been watching 2 days so I can’t comment on the remote or battery…

Am not using this product now ! Could not set it up to pull in channels , even with the tech support service we contracted for with Assurion's assistance . We were advised by Assurion to send it back to them with the enclosed shipping label which USPS told us was untrackable . Later we were told by Amazon by Email the proper way to return it right to Amazon . Too late for that as product was already in limbo. Probably a lost cause. Not happy. James Canavan .

We bought this TV for emergency use so it , since it can use a battery and conservatively run off of emergency power banks (i.e., Jackery, EcoFlow- not those little USB ones).The TV is fine, the battery is fine. But the antenna it comes with is junk. Don't buy this one if anything about the antenna it comes with is a big reason for picking it. Using it with a standard OTA TV antenna that works fine on any other TV makes it work okay, though.

Bought this TV to use during power failures so that I can watch local weather conditions when I can't get cable TV or internet. It serves that purpose. I keep it plugged into a wall socket when not in use to maintain the full charge. It has many digital channels in addition to the network channels. I also like the car adapter for prolonged power outages.My only complaint is the instruction book. First, the print is tiny. Second, it is not organized as clearly as it should be.The shipping box is plenty big enough to hold a larger instruction booklet. The TV is worth the money as a backup.

For those that say this won't work with Firestick or Roku they are wrong. All you have to do is buy a HDMI to Component adapter, such as the NEWCARE HDMI to RCA Converter. then buy a 3.5mm to 3 RCA Audio Video Cable. Insert the cables into the converter adapter and then into the audio/video input on the tv and then you should have Roku or Firestick running.