25 Inch Portable TV - Smart Touch Screen with Google Play, Android 14, Qualcomm 8G RAM+128G Storage, 1080P Smart Handy TV with 8MP Camera and Battery, Touchscreen Monitor for Camping, Bathroom
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Size: 25 Inch
Style: FHD Smart Screen
Features
- Smart Handy TV: Experience the convenience and functionality of this smart handy touchsceen TV featuring 25 inch screen and 1080P resolution and bring entertainment everywhere you want! Perfect for movie nights under the stars, watching videos on the bathroom, cooking in the kitchen, kids entertaiment on the road trips
- Google EDLA Certified & Android 14: Boasting full Google certification, and being outfitted with the latest Android 14 operating system, this touch screen monitor provides you with quick access to your favorite apps on Google Play. The smart portable monitor supports touch screen control, remote control as well as voice control.
- SM6115 CPU & 8G+128GB: Powered by Qualcomm Chip SM6115, along with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, you can enjoy seamless streaming and fast performance when using apps like Netflix or YouTube on this portable smart screen
- Flexible Screen & Long Battery Life: The fully adjustable touch screen of this smart portable mobile TV enables you to watch it in a landscape mode or in a portrait mode. 5000mAh battery makes sure you could fully enjoy the movies, shows, games or works without being tied to an outlet, perfect for home or outdoor gatherings
- Portable TV 25 Inch with Camera: Featuring 1080P resolution, 16.7 million display colors, Max 400cd/m2 brightness, this KTC 25 inch portable monitor creates a excellent visual environment for you, bringing you high-definition visual experience wherever at home or on camping. The built-in hidden 8MP camera and stereo speakers are great for video calls or meetings
- Wireless & Wired Projection: This portable TV for camping offers both wired and wireless projection options, including Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.1 and Type-C port, allowing you to choose the best method and easily mirror the content on your phone, tablet, laptop, game controller, etc
- Worry-Free Service: We provide with a three-year warranty and responsive customer support. If you have any issues when you using this touchscreen portable monitor, feel free to contact us and we will respond within 12 hours
Screen Size: 25 Inches
Brand: KTC
Display Technology: IPS
Resolution: 1080p
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Special Feature: 5000mAh Battery Life, Compatible with Google Play, Android 14, Built-In Camera & Speakers, 25 Inch 1080P Portable Smart Screen, SM6115 CPU & 8G+128GB See more
Included Components: Remote Control *1, Button Battery *2, Monitor*1, Adapter *1, UG *1
Connectivity Technology: USB Type C
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 1.54"D x 22.37"W x 13.07"H
Product Dimensions: 1.54 x 22.37 x 13.07 inches
Item Weight: 13.86 pounds
Manufacturer: KTC
Item model number: A25Q5
Batteries: 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: April 22, 2025
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