FREE SIGNAL TV Transit 12 Volt Flat Screen TV for RV, 22 inch TV with LED Screen, ACDC Powered with HD Resolution, HDMI/USB Inputs, Use in RVs, Campers, Boats and Off-Grid Applications.

Our boat had an older 110v flat screen and we replaced it with this 12v 32". The resolution is 720, not 1080 or 4K. Better power usage and still HD. They make a 1080 if it is needed. Draws around 49 watts. Sound is acceptable but it's not a high powered sound bar. I may connect it to the sound system on the boat. It's nice on days when the weather isn't, it is also handy to connect a small computer to for navigation information while you are below. The USB jack on the TV has enough power to run a Raspberry Pi computer but it will give the low power warning. We use it for the navigation display and to stream movies/ TV. Any sturdy mount will work,this TV is viewable from all angles so a mount that was adjustable wasn't necessary for our use.

1 year review: Right out of the box, the Transit 32" has worked flawlessly. Picture quality, inputs/outputs, light-weight, easy-to-navigate and intuitive User Interface. By the way, at the same time we purchased a Transit 28" with DVD player, an excellent device as well. At 10 months the TV would power on but not boot up (blue LED but no startup screen). I contacted Customer Support at Free Signal. After a bit of troubleshooting, and a couple of emails, a replacement TV was delivered within a few days. Inside was a return label to return the original Transit. The key to all of this wonderful support is the TV was within the ample one-year warranty when I contacted Customer Support. So on the rare occasion that you have issues with your Transit TV, please contact Customer Support! They are very responsive and truly care about the products they sell and support!

Great tv works with 12 volt amped plug in. I wish the speakers were a tad bit louder hence the 4 stars but the rest of it works, I don’t know if it’s the best value for the money but if all you have is a 12 volt it will do the trick picture quality is great remote works great going to hook a sound bar too it and see if it helps

First one was destroyed in shipping, thank goodness we didn't have to eat that. This 12V TV works out fantastic in our Ford Transit Van camper conversion, perfect size, nice picture for what it is. The TV Speakers are way quieter than I expected on their own, adequate in the back of a van but probably not much more than that. The wife can run it all day and night, off the grid, with two AGM batteries and solar panels. We did hook it up with an indash DVD player through an amplifier to the car stereo with an 8" subwoofer so now the neighbors 16 campground lots down can enjoy listening to what we are watching now....

I don't understand why this TV cost so much, I think the build quality is poor and it has few features, it's not a smart TV, doesn't even have an ethernet port, it's an extremely overpriced cheap TV. In my opinion you're better off getting a regular TV and if bouncing down the road in an RV breaks it, you could probably buy three more for the cost of this one. The most annoying function of the TV is using the remote control, I complained about the first one and they sent me a new one and it's only slightly better, it's like you can't find the right position to hold it to get the channels or the volume to work, if you want to change channels you have to press it about five times to get it to move one channel, same thing with the volume, sound quality is very poor, the only reason I wanted it was so I could wire it to my battery bank and not run my inverter which drains the battery faster. UPDATE: 1/23/23, I tried to make this update to the one I had previously made today, but there's one other thing about this TV, the first time I tried to use the DC power cord it melted the plug. I emailed free Signal transit on their website and told them what happened, they said they would replace the cord that it was a known problem and they had a redesign cord they would mail out, however I got the impression they were not doing this for people who had bought the TV, only ones who had written them about the melted plug. Fortunately I caught mine before it caused a fire, the spring on the fuse actually popped out breaking the connection before it got hot enough to catch anything on fire, but it was hot enough to burn me when I touched it...

I purchased this to replace the old television that was in our RV. I wanted to be able to have our kids watch as we were driving so having it be 12 volts was a must. This tv exceeded my expectations as many reviews say that the sound isn't loud enough. Let me assure you that you will not be using it with the volume on high. Also it came with a 12 volt plut that can be hard wired as well as a cigarette plug which worked for me as I had one already there. Picture is bright and this mounts well. I'd buy another one if I needed one.

Easy straightforward install. Unit is light and manageable. Connections, with the exception of the RF connector, are well labeled and accessible. Once I got it hooked up in the RV 12v system and turned it on it lighted up dimly but I couldn't get the menu to pop up or any of the controls to work. This same circumstance appears in several other reviews of this unit. Plugging in the 115v transformer worked but not the 12v. After chatting with tech support I learned that the unit needs a constant 6 amps at 12v. The transformer supplies that but my deep cycle RV batteries are more like 4. Unfortunately the literature and ad material has no mention of minimum amperage. This unit was not usable in my 2011 Winnebago View but perhaps in a differently configured 12 v system. My advise is to check your supplied amperage before investing $400 on this unit.

When traveling with our camper we sometimes overnight at Walmart or Cracker Barrel. It’s nice to enjoy some TV after a long day on the road but we don’t have a generator so we wanted a good sized TV that would run off of the rig’s battery. This 32” smart TV is great and you’d never know it wasn’t a standard household TV. It’s very lightweight but sturdy. It also comes with an adapter that allows you to plug into 110 when available. Many RV fridges are 12 volt only now, so it’s good to plug into a regular outlet when you can and not have the worry fresh food might be compromised by running down the battery with the TV.

Haven’t used it on the road yet but works great so far

The manual is missing some important information on the how the audio inputs work. Other than that a great TV/Monitor so far...

Purchased this unit for our off grid RV, easy install and hookup, picture quality is as advertised. This FSTV-3219 is HDCP non-compliant so cannot stream tv from my phone using a usb-c to HDMI plugin as I had been. None of the literature I've seen make any mention of this...very disappointed.

Very nice TV.

The 12 volt power point plug in is not rated for the power consumption of this TV; it heats up and melts causing a fire hazard and causing the TV to stop working; this is the second plug in this seller has provided; the second one did the very same thing as the first; the TV works well with the plug in from our old TV