Jensen JTV3217DC 32" LED Television with Integrated HDTV ATSC Tuner HD Ready 1080p, 720p, 480p

Was able to replace the 22” TV with a 32” in the back bedroom area using the same mounting bracket. The bracket functions properly and still locks the TV in place. Now we have much better picture quality with a plethora of inputs on the back. We have component, cable, IPhone HDMI, Ruku, Apple TV hooked up. It also runs off the system DVD only now it plays blu-ray disks in color as opposed to us having to watch the entire series of Deadwood in black and white like I was 7yrs old all over again. Based off previous reviews, I had a sound bar in the cart, paid for it but cancelled it and glad I did. No issue with the sound quality here but if you was a rich, surround sound thing going on, by all means get a sound bar and the update me on where you mounted it. Anyway, wicked excited to have an appropriate sized TV in the bed area for watching a flick before bed or one in the afternoon and being able to lay about without putting a kink in your neck out in the dining area. Cheers.

We have preferred 12vDC televisions since we had our first one. I like watching TV without managing vAC power. Jensen makes a good unit, but it is not perfect.Good -o Runs on battery power.o Picture quality is reasonable.o Operation is mostly simple.o Input options abound.o LIghtweight.Weak - Tuning over-the-air and cable channels:o Scan-Channels required each time you move RV. You may know the locally-available channel you want, but you have to scan to add it to your available channel list.o If you rotate the over-the-air antenna seeking more channels, you probably have to scan again.Weak - Other:o Mounting holes for wall mounting are very close together so TV may wobble.o I custom label stations I like and hide stations I do not. It takes awhile, but end result is worth it.I buy this TV in various sizes. I recommend it.

Replaced a 20 year old, +50 pound dinosaur in our Winnebago Chieftain. Reduced power consumption from +6 amps to 2.3 amps, which is great for battery durability away from shore power, as my spouse likes the background sound for sleeping. The step up in picture size and quality is phenomenal when compared to the unit it replaced, but can't really say how it compares to other units of this size available today. The 62 page manual, available online, could use more details on the menu options, but covers all the topics at least at a high level. Set up to a Mounting Dream MD2210 Pivoting/Lockable mount was easy, and the TV included its own hardware, unlike another brand used in another location. Vertically, the center of the TV sits below the center of the mount plate, so this needs to be accounted for when installing the mount, if important for placement relative to its surrounds (in my case, the former TV cabinet). The power cord includes an inline fuse, so I only had to locate and hook up to available power. The TV has survived two short trips, and hopefully many more and longer trips.

This product is terrible, I bought one for my Motor home and set it up to test it before installing it.The next day I tried it again and it was dead.So I returned it and bought another one , well Hea sometimes electronics do that.So I have the second one professionally installed, worked fine for about 2 weeks.Went I go out a month laiter, the SECOND unit is NOW Dead.I’m going to try and return it as a Warranty item.But it’s past it’s Amazon return dateI hope the manufacturer honors thier warranty,In the mean time DO NOT BUY this tv.It will be way better to buy a 110v tv and run it off an inverter.Don’t waste you time on 12 volt tv’s

Great little tv. Picture is sharp, colors are are rich and full without the grainy pixel look of so many. Friends can't believe it's 12v with such a smooth bright screen. My brother stayed in my motor home for a bit and was so impressed he wants one for his house. I love my 32" so well I went and bought the 40" for the living room and moved the 32" to the bedroom. I could live in my motor home and be just fine. ps: I also added the Jensen JWM452 stereo. What a great system.

The TV looks great. It's super light-weight and easy to setup and use. When the TV arrived it was cracked and the company immediately sent a return label and a replacement TV. You can't ask for better service than that. The replacement arrived quickly and is now working great!

The picture quality is very good.The original unit that came with my rv went bad after 18 months. It's kind of expensive to only last 18 months.On the new one, the inputs are kind of loose and flimsy. I felt like I could easily break something just by hooking up the cable. We'll see how long this one will last.If it goes bad again, I will replace it with a standard 120v AC tv and just use an inverter. Cheaper to do it like that anyway.

I purchased this unit to replace the television that was factory-installed in my travel trailer. It fits perfectly and all the hookups were simple. HOWEVER, I am having difficulty getting the sound to come through the external speakers on the trailer. The old TV worked grand, but this one has me baffled! With time I'll probably figure it out, but for now it perplexes me.

My truck camper came without a TV, so we ordered this. Overall, this TV does well. The picture is great, and 12v makes it easy to install in a camper. One caveat, however is because the power draw is on the lower side compared to a 120v TV, the volume simply can’t go super-loud. Coming from a house with surround sound to a camper with just TV speakers is a bit of a letdown, albeit understandably. We are currently working to output the TV sound to the camper overhead speakers, and we’re running into problems that we’re still working on overcoming. Overall, a good purchase as the unit is quite lightweight, but still must be said - a bit pricey for it’s size. Over double the standard price of a comparably sized 120v TV.