RV Living

Tested for RV Use: 14-Inch HD TV's Surprising Space-Saving Flexibility

In the tight quarters of an RV, every inch counts-especially when it comes to entertainment. The Mounting Dream TV Wall Mount Bracket (MD2393-MX) emerges as a clever solution, transforming a standard 26-55 inch TV into a wall-mounted marvel. With full motion swivel and articulating arms designed to accommodate VESA 400x400mm mounts and up to 60 lbs, this bracket isn't just about saving space; it's about reimagining how you use it. Imagine a sleek, wall-attached display that frees up floor area for gear or meals, all while offering the flexibility to adjust angles for optimal viewing.

Now, for those craving even more compact elegance, the 14-Inch Portable TV steals the spotlight. Its 1366*768 resolution supports 1080P, making it a powerhouse for its size, and its built-in ATSC tuner means you're not tethered to Wi-Fi. With inputs like HDMI, USB, and AV, it's a versatile companion for RVers, whether you're streaming a documentary in the kitchen, watching a movie in the bedroom, or binging content in the campsite. The included TV Stand for Car Travel adds a practical twist, letting you mount it in a vehicle or fold it away when not in use. It's the perfect blend of portability and performance, though its lack of smart features might leave some wanting extra functionality.

Then there's the Westinghouse 32-Inch HD LED TV, a larger alternative that still manages to fit into the RV lifestyle. Though its bigger footprint requires more room, its compatibility with streaming devices like Fire Stick and Roku makes it a viable option for those who prioritize screen size over portability. Yet, compared to the 14-inch model, it's a reminder that space isn't just about dimensions-it's about how adaptable your setup is.

So, which suits your needs? The 14-inch TV's portability and wall-mount bracket's flexibility offer a dynamic duo for compact living, while the Westinghouse 32-inch proves that bigger isn't always better when it comes to fitting into limited spaces. The takeaway? Whether you're chasing minimalism or a larger view, the right TV can blend seamlessly into any RV lifestyle-and maybe even surprise you with its adaptability.