Supersonic SC-2814 14" LED-LCD TV

I found this small TV to be just ideal where we put it in the kitchen on a shelve. Installation and startup was very easy Was4 able to install it into the Roku I already had5. Easy.] Has a sharp clear picture and sound is OK. Any and all connections cables you might require are included. Also has a built in FM radio is you want to just listen to th8e news. Good Value for the money

Very good picture. Sound is good. Does not come with a "F female to PAL male" connector/adaptor, needed to connect standard antenna cable to the TV input. Does come with small magnetic base antenna with the PAL connector on its cable, but is only good for strong signals.

For such a small TV, it has a great picture; the Roku device works great on it. Fits perfectly in my kitchen. My biggest issues were it could not be delivered to my address. I had it sent to my friend's an hour away. FedEx was late in delivering.

We like the Supersonic model SC-2814 TV. It is the perfect size for the location in our home. There are two downsides. We have it connected to a XUMO streaming device and the XUMO remote is not supported for this model of Supersonic TV. Other Supersonic models are supported but at this time not this model. I have contacted XUMO and asked they add this model to their next update. Time will tell. Currently we use the Supersonic remote to control power and volume and the XUMO remote for the other features. The other downside was the FedEx delivery. It did deliver on the anticipated delivery date but was dropped off in the snow at the road at our mail box which is ¼ mile from our home. FedEx delivers several times a week to the homes located on our common access drive but not this day. Our lane had the snow cleared so FedEX cannot use that as an excuse. Very very poor delivery service.

great picture and radio works great too very happy

Great little tv. Fits on my bookcase in the kitchen. Great picture, good sound. Easy to hookup.

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Seemed like a nice little tv that my dad could listen to in bed and when getting ready in the mornings. It often doesn't come on and it's really frustrating to him. We've troubleshooted with him on how to use the remote, but in the end, it's just been more of a hassle than enjoyment. I am returning this item.

I bought this TV because I live in my car as I'm disabled and expected to live on 1400 dollars a month. I bought a slightly larger RCA 12 volt TV directly from my local Walmart store years ago, unfortunately the antenna jack wore out and broke. Of course, they don't stock a portable, 12 volt TV "in store" any more, so I had this delivered to my sister's house. First of all, the "FM radio" feature mentioned is a lie, it doesn't exist. That being said and out of the way, the antenna that comes with this TV is USELESS. Where I sleep in my car is on a hill 900 feet above sea level, but it's in the woods. So the dinky little antenna supplied with this doesn't cut it. I have a portable, directional TV antenna that I can fasten to my roof rack that works well, it has a "F" connector on it that utilizes a universal TV cable to connect it. Here's where the problem is, I have NEVER seen the type of antenna connector that this TV has in my life! I'm a licensed ham radio operator, so that's saying something. They provide an "adapter", but the way it worked from the start leads me to believe it was broken, it was very cheap and fell apart. This led me to try the dinky little magnetic antenna they provided with it, I only received a handful of the 90 to 100 channels I get on the TV antenna. So I tried to make my own "adapter" with the miniscule wire and plug from the portable antenna that came with the TV and a "F" connector to adapt it to the universal cable of my TV antenna. Problem with THIS is the wire from the antenna that came with it is so tiny and cheesy I can't work with it, so my little makeshift "adapter" literally just failed while I was trying to watch it. If you've read this far, I'll bottom-line it for you. This TV is nearly impossible to connect a PROPER antenna to! I'm literally going to have to create an elaborate adapter, probably with a "F" jack in a metal enclosure with the tiny wire and unusual plug that fits the antenna jack in this TV soldered into it. I guess the clandestine antenna jack on this TV is why it's so inexpensive? Also, when you "hide" channels (that you don't want to see) it forgets these preferences as soon as you shut it off. This experience has been VERY annoying and displeasing.

I bought the wrong size