ZOSHING TV 22 inch IPS HD 1080P Screen,Small tv with Freeview Receiver,12 volt TV Built Digital T2 Tuner,USB,HDMI/RCA/VGA inputs,Suitable for Bedroom Caravan

Its very easy to set up. Its great. A nice small handy tv to have.

We purchased this for our motorhome, power it with the 12v adaptor and use it with a spare firestick we had. The firestick takes power from the tv usb which is very useful. We don’t use the inbuilt tv tuner so I can’t comment on that , but the picture and sound using the firestick are excellent, colours are bright and the sound is more than adaquate. For the price, it’s an excellent tv , especially in the motorhome,

Broke down after 6 month.

I bought this for use during power cuts, because my big 4K TV draws 200W, and will flatten the solar house battery in one night. It literally arrived one day before Storm Darragh, and an 18 hour power cut. So it got unwrapped and put to use. I was beyond pleasantly surprised to discover this (quite frankly) "no-name brand" TV had a perfect picture out of the box. No adjustment necessary. And I believe the claim this is an IPS panel, because the rich colours and deep blacks reminded me of the first time I used a Dell IPS monitor. IPS means no problem viewing at acute angles, unlike cheaper TN panels. It has a power brick for mains power, but also a long (two metre) lead to a cigarette lighter plug, so it runs on 12V as described. I opted to test a portable "power station" backup battery with a DC cig lighter outlet, and it said the TV was drawing 19 to 20W DC. HDMI connection to the satellite set top box, and I had 30 hours of sat TV available to watch by candlelight. The fibre optic broadband was also functioning (but might not be, depending on where the power cut is, and how your broadband is powered), so streaming services were an option too. The one disappointment was the sound - it seemed very tinny, and a bit quiet. I added a little base, and jacked up the volume setting, and when viewed at a suitable distance for the small screen (for me, that's about 6 feet) the volume is acceptable. I could always plug in headphones for better sound, of course, but I wanted an actual TV experience. I think the main issue was it simply did not compare for sound to my usual big TV. But at this power and price level, that is to be expected. In other words, the sound was "average", while the HD (1920x1080) screen vastly exceeded my expectations. In short, this IPS screen is amazing to look at. And the low power draw, plus the ability to run on a 12V DC supply (a car battery will do...) makes this the perfect portable camping / power cut companion. There is a 100mm VESA mount option on the back, too. (4 threaded metal inserts, not even plastic!). The twin plastic feet will hold it up just fine (it is ridiculously light) but they do feel flimsy, and can easily slip off an edge if table area is tight. I'm going to use an old monitor swivel mount so I can clamp it onto a table edge instead. Then I can have it hover over the reclining chair at the perfect angle...

Very disappointed, TV arrived with cut to side of box. TV itself had screen bounce and flicker. Out of the box, it did not function correctly. No other cables connected only the TV, screen does not display picture without constant movement up and down.