Sceptre E249BV-SR 720p LED TV, 24"

Bear in mind, this television is very inexpensive. So, for the price, it is fine. However, the base is thin. The remote with the tv is difficult to see what it is, but the really difficult thing: the picture is not great. It is a constant reminder that we bought a cheap television. It DOES work. And the screen is 24 inches, so for the price, it is good. I am glad it was available.

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Nice picture for price but they should have just left the speakers out of the tv

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Honestly, these days, HDTVs have became the standard in all of our homes. But that has left more brands out there which think they do provide better, become more like foreigners, because they are not as much recognized brands as like a company like Toshiba or Panasonic. But also, you have to really do a lot of homework to find the best HDTV for your needs, in height, measurement & quality. SO when it was time for me to seek a new HDTV, after my Sylvania went kaput. I really had to start from scratch in price, and convenience as well. When I went shopping on Black Friday,I did see a simple HDTV from a unknown company called Sceptre. It seemed like a good idea to go for, because the price was simple. But, overall after a few months of using it, I have finally made my choice in reviewing it. The results, are really a few extra bells & whistles that are needed to make it more complete in value. Sceptres 24-inch HDTV is simple as a starter HDTV, but honestly it does have a few problems, not in the setup or convenience, because those are very easy to master, but the sound is a different matter. I had found this HDTV to be very easy to setup and fits my bedroom with ease in value. The HDTV does have simple instructions to how to easily hookup the base and you can also connect it to your cable box or HDTV antenna. The HDTV does have the main features setup well, but when you think of the quality of the speakers in the HDTV, they are actually are the biggest flaw. The sound quality from the main speakers in the HDTV are so poor, that you would either have to turn the volume up to 100 to hear your favorite movies & TV shows that you would feel more annoyed, or you would have to consider purchasing a soundbar so you can have better sound. For me, I had to purchase a simple soundbar to make this HDTV work, and feel like the ones I have owned before. After that, the HDTV is one that works better for my value. I think that Sceptre shouldve consider making more at the beginning for your have the experience of what TVs sounded like from the beginning. Still, after a few tweaks, Sceptre does have a fairly good, but not crowd-pleasing brand of HDTVs in mind. Still, if you really would like to consider this 24-inch HDTV, you should consider seeking a good alternative set of speakers to get the best for your sound or a nice simple soundbar from a brand like Insignia. I this this HDTV is alright, but at the end Sceptre shouldve planned more ahead, if they want to go against the bigger guns like Samsung or LG in mind. The company has good visuals, but they didnt think past the tool to control the demands of the eyes really want to hear and see. Price: C 1/2+ Sound Quality: D+ Convenience & Setup: C+ Picture: B- Overall: C 1/2+

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My Toshiba 24" 1080p TV died probably because of a lightning strike and I bought this to replace it. The image quality of this TV is not nearly as nice as the Toshiba, but then this cost only $90 while the Toshiba cost $180. So, is good value for money, but am now wishing I spent a bit more to get a better picture. On the plus side the viewing angle is much better than the Toshiba -- you see the picture quite clearly regardless of the viewing angle.

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TV works ok but remote is erratic (even with fresh batteries). It takes multiple presses & changes in orientation in order to get proper channel change.Definitely need soundbar for audio, internal speakers useless

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Volume is weak. Youll need to buy speakers but not a big deal. Picture is awesome

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