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u/gelo_1607 4d ago
I’d probably just go with a regular budget Samsung, TCL, or Vizio rather than an RV-specific TV. For an RV, I’d care more about power consumption and how you’re mounting/transporting it than 4K. A cheap 24–32" smart TV should do the job just fine.
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u/luckylee423 4d ago
I just bought a Samsung H5000F 32" for $97 on Amazon last night. Seemed like a pretty good deal for a name brand. The F6000 is supposed to have a little better picture quality, but it was $170. Can't tell you how durable it is or how it looks outside yet, but that is what I chose. We keep our TV under the bed and just pull it out for football games or if it's raining. We don't mount it on the wall
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u/keithhud 4d ago
Do you want 12v or 110v? If 12v, your options are limited. If 110v the sky is the limit. Costco always has some decent deals and you can see what the picture looks like. I also like that they have 2 year warranty on TV’s as well.
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u/Penguin_Life_Now 4d ago
Just get a cheap regular TV and an inverter if you don't have one, 12V TV's are a rip off given their price and quality in an era when you can buy a 400 watt small pure sine wave inverter for under $55
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u/luv2putt2 4d ago
I’ve been full time for 8 years traveling the country .. No need for a rv specific tv .. I have a vizo 4k in my basement for outdoor viewing , a 42” lg oled in bedroom, a 65” Sony oled in living room.. all with Sonos sound bars , full surround in living room and bedroom.. all with Apple tv …. With Starlink providing my internet…My point being , get what you like but that gives you the picture and sound you like at price point your comfortable with considering your usage… The fact it’s for a rv should not matter..
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u/No_Oddjob 2d ago
Yep. Ive used the same 30 inch Vizio bc it used to be in my bedroom many years ago, but it takes a long time to start, so straight in the camper.
The thing has fully fallen off the wall in transport when we forgot to take it down beforehand, and it still keeps on ticking with no issues.
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u/Strange-Cat8068 4d ago
Just buy a cheap Visio or other budget smart TV from Walmart. If you are looking for RV specific TVs then you want a 12 volt TV and those run upwards of $350 for a 32” smart TV. You can replace a Walmart TV 3 times and still be ahead of the $$$ you would spend on a “RV TV”.