📺 Supersonic SC-1311 13.3-Inch 1080p LED HDTV with HDMI Input - AC/DC Compatible Review

WARNING! My TV stopped working 35 days after purchase and Supersonic want me to give them $45 for warranty repairs. That's almost 50% of the purchase price! In total: 1. The TV broke after just a few hours of use.2. Supersonic wants me to pay for repairs. The shipping costs are $45.00 (see attachment). The tv is 3 pounds how do they transport it on a private jet?

TV with good picture. Didn't use speakers. <a href=https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077BGN2C8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1>IOGear Wireless HDMI Extender</a> to get the picture outdoors. The USB on the back of the TV can work with the wireless HDMI interface. The only problem is that a 12V power adapter was not included. Luckily the output transformer is 12V 5A so you can cut the cord and add a cigarette lighter (the white stripe is a plus). Don't forget to put…

People who whine and complain that this TV only works on 115 volt AC are wrong! It's actually a "12 volt DC, 18 watt" TV. It comes with a 115 volt AC to 12 volt DC adapter. Seller's ad says it is 12 volt 'compatible', not 12 volt 'ready'. All you have to do is buy a 12 volt power cord (see photo) and it's ready for 12 volts. People who berate the seller and claim this is a 115 volt TV need only retract their false reviews. In any case, this TV works perfectly in my motorhome from 12 volts DC…

This is a great little TV. Five stars for the quality of the TV to recognize it for what it is (and not expecting it to compete with bigger, more expensive TVs). I have a black model for a small TV next to my desk in my office. The device is beautiful, clean and fits perfectly into my interior. The picture quality is excellent, the sound is excellent. It's true (as some reviewers have pointed out) that image quality decreases as you move further away from the center in front of the screen. This

This is a preview based on owning the product for a full hour. I'll update it when I have more thoughts. The first thing that struck me about 1511 is the way they designed the bulge that attaches to the TV stand, although it's probably strong it's quite annoying to those who won't be using it. Rather than placing a solid block of material *inside* the TV and attaching the stand *outside*, the bar itself is a solid block of material and is machined *inside*. a guide that suggests hiring a…