Westinghouse 24 Inch TV, 720p HD LED Small Flat Screen Non-Smart Television with HDMI, USB, VGA, & V-Chip Parental Controls, Monitor for Home, Kitchen, RV Camper, or Office

Needed a small, non-smart TV to replace one that died after 14 years. This model and size is perfect for my needs, setup was easy. I did get an adjustable monitor holder, as the little feet were not useful in the space I put the TV. Screen picture is good, remote control works fine. Able to connect FIOS hdmi and Roku usb with no issues.

Great TV. I bought this to replace an old CRT TV (yep, still had one in 2024!) in my eat-in kitchen area. The picture is great and the sound/volume is excellent. I had read a lot of reviews that these small TVs have poor audio, and require a sound bar. This one does not. I have the volume set very low and it's plenty loud enough. It's non-smart, which is what I wanted. It's very lightweight, so if you have kids or dogs that might get close enough to bump it, it could be knocked over easily. It was easy to set up, although it needs an HDMI cable that is not included (I guess I missed that, when I bought it). After I got the cable, it was set up and running in just a few minutes. It's a great deal on a small, non-smart TV.

It's a nice little Telly! Easy to set up, very nice picture, very lightweight and easy for one person to get it all ready to go. I think it only weighs about 4.5 pounds. I really think it would behoove them to beef up the speakers a little bit. It truly sounds like an old transistor radio. That is the main complaint.I am also having trouble getting my Fios remote take over the volume controller. It controls channel selection but not the sound, so I have to keep two remotes handy. Could have something to do with the terrible audio, which is as I mentioned is really poor quality and probably not compatible with other devices.Edit: After one week, I have learned to adjust to the audio shortcomings and find that the product was a very good buy for the price. I have also been reading comments about a sound bar and may look into this. This television replaced an early flatscreen 26" WS Sharp AQUOS, pre-HDMI technology and heavy as a bear. The audio was stellar, so I had gotten a bit spoiled. All in all, I rate the new TV, 8/10

The tv has a nice picture but per everyone’s reviews the sound is poor but easily fixed with a sound bar. It was extremely easy to connect to the antenna and is working well for my elderly mother. We are a no cable home and streaming on a smart TV was too complicated for her.

Westinghouse has been the worst television company I have EVER purchased from. We bought this small cheap television for a blind family member who though they cannot see, they enjoy listening to television. When we first opened the box and set the tv up, we noticed that the coaxial port on the box shook when twisting the cable on. However, since the picture worked, we thought nothing of it. 4 weeks later, this disabled family member calls me to tell me the tv stop working and they heard a popping sound. So when I get to their home, the cable had fallen out of the tv along with the coaxial port (it was still screwed into the cable and laying on the floor). I contacted Amazon who said there was nothing they could do because it was a month after the date of purchase. They recommended contacting Westinghouse because it would have a warranty. I contacted Westinghouse, they said the following verbatim in email "we only cover a warranty when the TV has a manufacturer defect. A TV that has a physical defect is not part of our manufacturer's defect. Unfortunately. Due to this matter, we regret to inform you that we cannot honor your claim." So your company manufactured a television with a faulty loose part, and you don't consider that a manufacturer's defect? This is nonsense. I call Amazon to complain, they said luckily you purchased an Asurion tv protection plan. I call them and they say the same thing "we don't cover this type of defect". It's all a scam and they work together. Therefore, if you plan on buying this tv, I highly recommend that you don't. Go with Sony, Samsung, or Insignia. I have had tvs with them for years and when I have a problem their companies either replace or repair your issue.

We have been trying different TVs for our RV for 2 years. The problem we kept encountering is the "Smart TV" design uses to high of an electrical load and the challenges with the "Smart TV" and PC TV's was not cohesive with the travel trailer and our style of TV relaxation. Then we found the Westinghouse TV. This is truly designed for travel trailers. The mount allows us to store the TV flatter to the wall; the electrical load is only 20 - 25 watts, we have a great selection of channels, the sound is well balanced and we can hear the speech, a big plus is the Remote is Super Easy to use. We recommend this TV and hope that Westinghouse will continue to keep it in its manufacturing process.

This 32 inch TV has great picture quality. Unlike other reviews, I had no issue with the sound level. It's non-smart, which is what I wanted. It's very lightweight. Well worth the cost, especially if you want a NON_SMART TV.

Nice picture quality. But get a sound bar like most flat screens they are tinny sounding.