Review on 📺 10 Inch Portable Digital ATSC TFT HD Screen Freeview LED TV with Built-in Battery Television/Monitor for Car, Caravan, Camping, Outdoor or Kitchen - Multimedia Player with USB Card Support by LEADSTAR by Andrew Roll

I bought this model 10.1 inch 3200mah 600p for camping. I've never sold TVs, but I owned my own satellite company and have also sold antennas. I read the specs carefully before buying anything. I am amazed by the quality and cost less than $140.00. Received 2 small similar antennas in the kit with an explanation that they will send a new model antenna free of charge hoping to get feedback. I have tested these antennas on my desk and found that a short and thick antenna tends to be better. This model has 2 display methods, GPS glass suction cup mount or fold out stand. I live about 10 miles out of town and scanned 27 channels without any pixelation. The software is great and the default is English. The only thing I found not working is that even if you switch between 12 hour and 24 hour it stays on for 24 hours I searched for the Leadstar name and found that they also sell identical models called Aspure. There I found the 14.1-inch, 4000mAh 800P model for just $30 more. It doesn't have a suction cup mount but it has a better stand. I would have bought it instead if I had seen it before buying it. An inexpensive and easy way to make this antenna work even better is to go to a big store or Revain and buy 25-100 feet of good quality RG-6 coax cable and a coax connector to plug it into extend it, and then throw away the small antenna as high as possible on a branch. tree. Always factory reset before scanning channels. You'll see how many cable and satellite channels people have decided they don't want to watch. One of the best I've seen. If you live in Canada you will get both analogue and digital channels. I haven't tested USB or SD because a lot of people buy cheap and get mixed results. The only improvement I can think of would be if they could add TV Plus from "Samsu" model UN65MU650DF or a similar workaround which adds about 130 more free channels in my area, some of the best I've seen including new ones Pluto Channels. So far I have only seen this in very few models, always from the same manufacturer. I would also like to know how to unlock the old DVR software. I hope this helps someone who isn't as geeky as me.