Portable Digital Tvs

Review by Phil Lo Presti : Good Looking Product

The product arrived on time and was as advertised, a great looking Small TV. It would not receive any TV Sigmals in this area, I believe this was due to the remoteness of my location, not the TV. I would have keep it otherwise. I returned it to the seller and got a prompt refund and they paid for return shipping. All-in all great service. I would recommend the company and product if you live in an area, like a major city, that has a good TV signal.Phil Ithaca, NY

Review by T. Fuquay "blutober" : works

TV shipped very fast. It works well. Great pictures. I am not able to get all of the local channels but i need to play with the set up some. UPDATE 9/6/11: I have set up correctly now and I am now getting all local channels. I am pleased with this product.

Review by D. Masselink : What a cool TV set!

I wanted something to watch television while using my elliptical (boooring!) in our unheated sunroom and had anticipated buying a small LCD TV, having to mount it to a wall somehow, get electric and antenna to it - yet needed to be able to bring it back into the (warm) house each time when done.Then I discovered this Jensen 10" portable TV! It's perfect in every way!!Some of the great features: Rubberized case makes it easy to hang onto You have the option of using the table stand, or the back flip-out "prop" stand Anti-glare screen is perfect in my (bright) sunroom The picture is incredible! I receive 15 stations via the antenna - and we live 30 miles from town The sound isn't bad, for a small TV. If you want to watch the New York Philharmonic - go find a bigger TV. Set-up, and using the controls is easy It comes with 2 antennas - one extendable "arm antenna" (the one I use) plus there's a magnetic-mount antenna that they say is more powerful (I couldn't tell the difference - both received 15 channels); there's an AC adapter, ear buds, and a 12v car adapter. Oh - and a remote control!So how did I mount it where I can watch it?? I looped a nylon cord over each end, creating a "handle" in the middle that I hang over a nail. Not elegant, I know. But the TV weighs nothing; is out of harm's way; and needs no cords attached since it is self-contained. I bought it a neoprene carrying bag designed for 10" netbooks (from Amazon, of course) for $10.49 and it holds the TV and all its accessories - I'm just beginning to think of all the places I could use this handy little TV!!I think the only place it would be lacking, is if one needed to entertain kids for many hours without electrical hookup, because the owner's manual says the battery is good for about 1.5 hours of play time. My daughter wrote down the name and model number because she's been wanting a small TV in her kitchen, and this would be perfect! On edit: I should stress that I hang this by a window. At one point, I had carried it into the kitchen, which is in the interior of my steel-roofed house, and the picture started to pixelate. BUT - we live where cell phones don't work unless standing outdoors - even my Weather Radios don't receive signals. So I hardly find it surprising that my TV receives the best signals when placed near a window.