Review on 📺 Tyler Portable Widescreen TV with Detachable Antennas: Enjoy Clear Reception on the Go! by Tres Carmon

I'll start by saying this isn't a flip review, I bought it at full price (very tired of having to ignore 5 star reviews because they're all fake). So far so good, bought it for an outdoor storm canopy and portable car media player. I fitted an external magnetic antenna (the one with the 6ft cable outside the shelter). And she will receive some channels which I need for the weather. TV reception depends on the location and placement of the antenna. I've tried it in several places and some channels were better than we were worse. It contains an antenna adapter for connection to an active antenna. The 7" lasts about 1.5 hours on the antenna, not sure if on USB or SD, I suspect it will last longer. It comes with a car charger, a wall charger, a bunny ear antenna, two wire extension antennas, supplied with a remote control and a few different brackets and wall mounts. The menu is a little clunky but not too difficult to navigate. Picture quality is very good, although viewing angles aren't great. The SD card doesn't go all the way in, so that's an issue it's best to use a low-profile USB stick. I uploaded a few video files and they played without any problems. Mainly MP4 and MPEG, don't think it can play AVI or MKV but haven't tested them yet.