Tyler 9" Portable TV LCD Monitor Rechargeable Battery Powered Wireless Capability HD-TV, USB, SD Card, AC/DC, Remote Control Built In Stand Small For Car Kids Travel

For a small tv it's actually really good. Color is good and sound is good. I think a couple of reviews don't take into consideration that it is a "Portable tv " and compare it against their larger family tv.PICTURE QUALITY: The picture is clear and color is good (and is adjustable of course). Viewing angle is ok for it's size.SOUND QUALITY: Volume is ample and not tinny or boxy. And has front firing stereo speakers.REMOTE: The remote has more than enough controls. You can even control video media ran into it or off the card slot.RECEPTION: Reception is actually very good. Of course it depends

Love this little TV. wife & I bought it to use in our cellar during tornado season (Oklahoma). Also use it when we loose power--last 4 years our first winter storm has hit in November and they have been nothing but horendus ice storms. Last one (2 Nov 20) some lines had 3 inches of ice on some power lines (about the TV--menus are easy to use and sound is good and volume level will drive you out of the room or you go deaf it will go so loud). Comes with 3 different antennas, we bought an RCA rabbit ear setup because the cellar is 6" concrete. You can use the FM feature and pickup radio stations

I cut the cord on cable TV and needed a new small tv for a counter corner. This one works just fine for my location. Mine is sitting on top of a wooden storage in the corner of my counter. I'm using a roku stick with it and so far, so good. The sound is a 3 out of 5 - a little tinny at first. The picture quality is also a 3 out of 5 but I didn't expect much better at this price level. It was easy to set up and comes with it's own remote control. There is a battery back up which I don't plan to use. It also comes with a small external indoor antenna which I don't plan to use. I'm happy with my

The picture quality is fine. The sound is fine but the battery life doesn’t last that long. I charge it up overnight and when i’m watching a program, it only lasts for 2 1/2 hours, even I though I have it still charging through the electrical portI can only watch a program after letting it charge up several more hoursI don’t feel a really good product

I had read in other reviews that the picture was a bit harsh, and indoors, it can be. It's not awful, mind you, just a bit harsh: a little too much contrast and color. Outdoors, however, which is where I watch this unit mostly, the picture has a very nice appearance. Battery life is good, and the tuner is as good as other bigger TVs that I own. I use this for over-the-air TV, so a decent tuner is a must. Portable, obviously, and the coax cable adapter that comes with it makes it easy to hook-up to a legit antenna. Has a TV signal strength meter of sorts, it will tell you if the signal is "bad,

Excellent product. I already had a small Tyler TV and was pleased with it. This 9" one is most impressive. It came with two stands, two antennas, two power cords, a fully operational remote and other connection devices for a very reasonable price. It plays well and can do much more, I am sure, than I need it for. I highly recommend this little TV.

Tyler 9" Portable TV TTV704-9In my review, there is a lot to cover.The reason I got the 9" and not the 7" or the 10" is because of the button layout and the external battery compartment. As far as I can tell, the 9" is the only one that allows you to access the internal battery externally. After ordering it, I was surprised by the extra manuals that came with it. I got the usual Operating Guide and the Quick Start Guide. However, I was surprised to see a Service Manual and electrical Schematics as well. I've never known any radio or TV to come with the service manual and schematics. The servic

I camp in the back of my small horse trailer and this TV works great for this. When it is too cold to sit outside and have morning coffee, I can put on TV as pictured. Also, if it is raining it gives me something to do when I can't be outdoors. It doesn't take up much space and I can run it off of electric or battery. It gets many channels depending on where I am camping. In the Shawnee National Forest, I got good reception, but in Arkdale, WI nothing-but neither did anyone else who had fancy LQ trailers/RVs. I bought a 50 mile additional antenna. I have been testing it in my home north of Chi