CelloZSF0242 12 Volt 24 inch Full HD LED TV, Built-in DVD Player, Made in UK, Freeview TV HD, Satellite Receiver, HDMI, USB 2.0, Record Live, TV with DVD Player Built in, TV for Campervans

Great value, easy set up, fab tv

Purchased to upgrade to a bigger screen in new larger motorhome.Had a look round the market based on reviews and prices and came across this Cello model.Thought we would give it a try based on the reviews and superb price.Arrived next day well packaged and good instructions.Set up in MoHo on wall mount and put it through its paces.Nothing but praise for this budget priced unit. Viewing is excellent from all angles and the HD channels on freeview are fabulous.DVD quality reproduction is great too.Only minor downside and I mean minor is sound quality due to its tiny speakers.From the headphone socket we connected via cable a bluetooth speaker which instantly transformed the sound beyond acceptable go brilliant.You will not ge dissapointed with this TV. Perfect for the caravan or motorhome enthusiast

For the £160-180 I payed for this tv it’s very good being either 12v or 240v and with the built in DVD player and the fact it’s made in the UK it sealed the deal for me. Other tv’s were more expensive and had either a smaller screen or didn’t come with a DVD player or were a brand that I didn’t really trust. The tv itself is thankfully very very light as I use it in a caravan and this helps with moving it around. It seems to be the perfect size for that kind of use. The picture quality I would say is alright to good (don’t expect it to match a Samsung or a Sony) but let’s be honest your not gonna be buying this for your living room unless your living room is a class 1 truck in which case this would be perfect. The major downside to this tv is the speakers. I’ve got to be honest they are just horrible. Extremely Tinny and no bass whatsoever. No matter how much you play with the sound settings they are terrible. However I got round this by buying 2 Anker soundcore 2’s Bluetoothing them together (for stereo) and connecting them to the headphones jack on the back of the tv via a Bluetooth transmitter (you will want 2 of them charge 1 use 1)This made all the difference for the sound as those speakers are very good for the price and will run for 24 hours straight. And given that space is limited while travelling was a better option than buying an expensive sound bar.As far as power consumption goes I’ve had this tv running for a weekend off the leisure battery whilst using the 12v caravan lights when needed and it lasted the most part of the 2 days before the battery dropped to 9 volts and the tv cut out. So I didn’t think that was too bad. Considering I used the tv for most of that time.I like this tv a lot given its purpose and works well with a fire stick if you purchase the add on battery pack so you can run the fire stick from the tv’s USB port.Hope this helps people to make an informed decision on purchasing this tv.

Just unboxed and fitted tv into my camper conversion. Took 10 mins with the recommended bracket and dtv Ariel booster. Very happy with it!Nice clear picture and sound. perfect size and weight for what it is. Wouldrecommend to anyone on a budget who wants a tv / dvd player for a camper .

Bought for our caravan, haven't had chance to use it yet but I think it will be great

When we got this TV for our motorhome I was a little bit worried as some people had said that the sound was tinny and the viewing angle was poor, but at over half the price of the more expensive rival brand I was willing to risk it and I was glad I did!The picture is great and it has a decent viewing angle. The sound is not as good as our full size TV at home (obviously it has smaller internal speakers being a little TV), but for a small space like a motorhome or caravan it's fine. I found adjusting the standard settings and changing the sound to film mode improved the sound quality too, so it's worth trying different settings.It plays DVD discs and you can also watch files that are stored on your pen drive, which is great if you're camping in an area with poor TV reception. I'm really pleased we went with the Cello and the 22inch screen is the perfect size!

As second TV for traveling in camper van

Although tv has everything you need and is very light, sadly the sound is terrible!! Maybe it’s so light because the speakers are so small.