Supersonic SC-1311 13.3-Inch 1080p LED Widescreen HDTV with HDMI Input (AC/DC Compatible)

This is a fine little TV. Five stars for the quality of the TV, recognizing it for what it is (and not expecting it to compete with larger and more expensive sets). I got the black model, for a small TV near my work desk in my study. The unit is attractive, clean, and it fits in nicely in my decor. Picture quality is excellent, sound is great. It is true (as some reviewers have said) that picture quality falls off as you move away from center in front of the screen; that is normal and to be expected with any LED TV this size and at this price point. The picture is still clear and easy to view from normal viewing angles in front of the TV. It is also true that the speakers are small and attached to a small TV, so you're not going to get huge volume, depth of sound field, or base response. Sound fidelity is still great and the volume is plenty if you are sitting at a distance where you can reasonably see the screen. (I sit three to five feet from the screen, within about a five foot square area roughly but not always exactly in front of it.) Sound does tend to get tinny if you turn it all the way up. (I tried, just to test it; the volume gets very loud but sound quality quickly falls off if you get it near top volume. Sitting at four~ish feet away, I find that mine is normally less than 1/4 of full volume.) After just a few days, I've not yet seen any bad pixels or had to attempt support, so I can't comment yet on those aspects or on how long or well it will last. So, in sum: This great little unit is only 13.3 inches and costs less than $100. So let's get real: This is a great TV in this class and at this price point. This is NOT your living room home entertainment system; it is a small and inexpensive TV for small spaces.

I have this on a shelf above the kitchen sink with a Chromecast connected so I can stream Netflix while I'm stuck doing kitchen work. The image is fine; I don't know about viewing angles because I'm only glancing at the screen periodically, but it works fine for my purposes and I've noticed no problems. Sound is rather tinny, but I expected that, and since there's a Google Home right beside it, and the acoustics are such that the GH often can't hear me over the TV, I got a BT transmitter that plugs into the headphone jack, and connects to a speaker on the other side of the room. The GH can hear me, and I can hear the TV with decent sound. Win-win. I bought a wall mount for the TV, but have not yet installed it because the TV's base is just that--the base--and the rest of the stand isn't readily removed, so it will be left sticking out the bottom. I haven't decided whether to leave it, or dremel it off, so the TV just sits on the shelf for now. I got a little Broadlink "black bean" remote, too, so GH can turn on the TV because it does not have HDMI CEC. I wouldn't use this as my main TV, but overall it's a good little TV for a small space. I created a GH routine where I say, "Drudgery time!" and GH turns on the TV and under cabinet lights, then starts (whatever show I'm currently binge-watching) on Netflix. Makes boring kitchen work less boring.I did not rate durability because I've had it only a couple of months so far.

This review is specific to the 24" size since that is what I purchased.After reading some of the other reviews about the lackluster viewing angle, I went to the company website and figured out a few things. The viewing angle on the 13.3" and the 15.6" TV's is 90 degrees which means you have to be sitting directly in front of the TV to view it, which is typical for small (tiny) screens, especially at this price point.The viewing angle on the 19" through 24" TV's is 170 degrees horizontal and 160 degrees vertical. The 32" on up have a 176 degree horizontal AND vertical viewing angle.I bought this 24" TV to replace an el cheapo ($75) 19" LED TV I purchased for my 20 foot travel trailer about 2 1/2 years ago. I replaced the old one solely because of its lousy viewing angle (close to 90 degrees). This TV is about half the weight of the old TV, has more inputs, the picture is better and it has about 50% more viewing area thAn the old one. I wanted a 12 volt input so I can run off of battery power if need be.The speakers are so-so, could be louder, but I run everything through the DVD/CD/Radio combo in the trailer so that isn't a concern for me. If I was using this in anything but a very small room, I'd definetly use a sound bar. Also this TV is "hanging" from a swivel mount on the wall and the speakers are pointed straight down at the floor, not at a table top or it's not inside an entertainment "cubby" as some might do. I'd probably still use a soundbar especially if wall mounting it.The power consumption is about 20% more than the old TV, a fair trade off for the 50% bigger picture area. Overall very happy with the purchase. The only complaint, if it is really a complaint is that there seems to be no way to shut the speakers completely off like with the old one, but I'll keep fiddling with it, maybe I haven't found the setting yet.

TV worked fine for several days after installation in my RV. Checked it today in preparation for a trip and it won't change off channel 23-1, no matter what I do. It won't accept any input changes from the remote or TV. I even unplugged it many times but no success. The set is within 90-day warranty. However, seller wants me to pay $28 shipping for repairs. No thanks.

The picture is excellent. The sound is a bit tinny. The TV code to sync the Tv with a universal remote or the cable remote doesn’t work. I called SuperSonic directly and they didn’t know what code I should use.