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Supersonic

Supersonic SC-1911 19-Inch 1080p LED Widescreen HDTV with HDMI Input (AC/DC Compatible)

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Condition
New
Size
SC-1911 19-in HDTV
Model
SC-1911– 19” HDTV
Screen size
19 in
Dimensions
8.07"D x 28.81"W x 8.07"H
Color
Black
Display Technology
LED
In the box
AC Power AdapterRemote ControlUser Manual
Warranty
6 months
Works with
Gaming Console, Laptop, Streaming Device

Features 4

  • Crystal Clear 1080p Resolution: Enjoy stunning detail and vibrant colors with Supersonic HDTV's crisp 1080p picture quality. Witness every scene come to life on this 19-inch smart TV, perfect for your kitchen, RV, or as a small monitor.
  • Versatile Connectivity: With HDMI, USB, and AC ports, this TV offers seamless compatibility with your favorite devices. Connect your Firestick, gaming console, or even use it as a computer monitor. Stream your favorite content from Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and more.
  • Compact and Portable: Measuring just 1.92" deep and featuring a flat screen design, this TV is the ideal choice for small spaces and on-the-go entertainment. Whether you're in your RV, kitchen, or gaming on the fly, it's your perfect companion.
  • Immersive 120Hz Refresh Rate: Dive into a smooth and responsive viewing experience with a 120Hz refresh rate. Whether you're watching your favorite shows, gaming, or browsing, Supersonic HDTV delivers clarity and fluidity that's hard to resist.

Description

For over 30 years, Supersonic is a manufacturer in Consumer and Mobile Electronics. Success has been derived from our core mission statement: To provide Design, Value and Quality products, which ensure years of ultimate entertainment experience for our consumers. We strive to offer innovative and quality products that fit into every individual lifestyle. With collaboration from our partners, suppliers and customers, Supersonic is continuously making an effort to satisfy the consumer’s current electronic needs. SuperSonic HDTV brings you a crisp 1080p picture quality for stunning detail and contrast. The colors projected from the monitor contains a spectrum of vibrant colors. Enjoy your shows almost anywhere! Our TVs are designed to be perfect for any location, such as your kitchen or desk. It is also the perfect size for any RV owner! Our TVs contain HDMI, USB, and AC/DC ports. This feature allows you to freely use your Firestick or similar hardware to browse thousands of channels and apps such as Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Showtime, and more. SuperSonic HDTV is compatible with Amazon Firestick and many others such as video game consoles. Built-in ports makes this a versatile system. With PC inputs our TV's allows you to use your TV as a computer monitor. The screen size and resolution make for a great PC experience!

Specs 66

Screen Size 19 inches
Brand Supersonic
Display Technology LED
Resolution 1080p
Refresh Rate 60 hertz
Special Feature HDMI Input Compatible
Connectivity Technology HDMI
Aspect Ratio 169

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Top Amazon Reviews

Let's get real: It is a fine little TV
This is a fine little TV. Five stars for the quality of the TV, recognizing it for what it is (and not expecting it to compete with larger and more expensive sets). I got the black model, for a small TV near my work desk in my study. The unit is attractive, clean, and it fits in nicely in my decor. Picture quality is excellent, sound is great. It is true (as some reviewers have said) that picture quality falls off as you move away from center in front of the screen; that is normal and to be expected with any LED TV this size and at this price point. The picture is still clear and easy to view from normal viewing angles in front of the TV. It is also true that the speakers are small and attached to a small TV, so you're not going to get huge volume, depth of sound field, or base response. Sound fidelity is still great and the volume is plenty if you are sitting at a distance where you can reasonably see the screen. (I sit three to five feet from the screen, within about a five foot square area roughly but not always exactly in front of it.) Sound does tend to get tinny if you turn it all the way up. (I tried, just to test it; the volume gets very loud but sound quality quickly falls off if you get it near top volume. Sitting at four~ish feet away, I find that mine is normally less than 1/4 of full volume.) After just a few days, I've not yet seen any bad pixels or had to attempt support, so I can't comment yet on those aspects or on how long or well it will last. So, in sum: This great little unit is only 13.3 inches and costs less than $100. So let's get real: This is a great TV in this class and at this price point. This is NOT your living room home entertainment system; it is a small and inexpensive TV for small spaces. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2017 by Rick C.
Excellent "Kitchen" TV
Review Image by Robert H. Buckley
The background is that I owned a 9 inch Supersonic for ten years before upgrading to this one, and it performed flawlessly. The first 13 inch unit delivered was faulty from the jump. The screen had an intermittent bar code-like interference pattern that made it unusable. I returned it to Amazon, who quickly shipped a second unit (I think from a different supplier) and this one is working very well. There are some questions about Supersonic TVs that other reviewers have addressed and my own comments on them follow. 1) It is close to impossible to contact Supersonic directly so any warranty you get is Amazon's and you might consider a protection plan which is pretty cheap (I didn't) 2) If you get picture problems on start-up then do follow the troubleshooting guide in the manual and turn on the dynamic contrast from the menu. 3) The sound is certainly very tinny but you can use the audio menu to boost the bass and lower the treble to near-zero. My old Supersonic had very low volume but this one is better and we can do without an external speaker. If you need one there is an earphone jack for it. 4) For me I can still see the picture at least 60 degrees from boresight. Many other reviews are negative. 5) Connectors are a weakness with Supersonic, mostly because there is not enough room to mate them. I had trouble inserting my HDMI and the coax jack is the same, you have to bend the cable very sharply. 6) There is no rechargeable battery in this unit. It is made to plug in to 110VAC through a AC/DC converter (supplied) 7) It's a very nice looking TV and fits easily under a kitchen cabinet 8) These days there is not too much of a selection of small screen TVs especially with 1080p, though you don't notice much difference until you are within 3-4 feet. I'm hoping that my good luck with Supersonic in the past holds this time. (I edited this review on10.03.2020 to add that the picture quality has proved to be excellent and I'll try to give it an extra star.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019 by Robert H. Buckley
Great TV for the price. (This review is specific to the 24" size since that is what I purchased)
Size: SC-2411 24-Inch HDTV
This review is specific to the 24" size since that is what I purchased. After reading some of the other reviews about the lackluster viewing angle, I went to the company website and figured out a few things. The viewing angle on the 13.3" and the 15.6" TV's is 90 degrees which means you have to be sitting directly in front of the TV to view it, which is typical for small (tiny) screens, especially at this price point. The viewing angle on the 19" through 24" TV's is 170 degrees horizontal and 160 degrees vertical. The 32" on up have a 176 degree horizontal AND vertical viewing angle. I bought this 24" TV to replace an el cheapo ($75) 19" LED TV I purchased for my 20 foot travel trailer about 2 1/2 years ago. I replaced the old one solely because of its lousy viewing angle (close to 90 degrees). This TV is about half the weight of the old TV, has more inputs, the picture is better and it has about 50% more viewing area thAn the old one. I wanted a 12 volt input so I can run off of battery power if need be. The speakers are so-so, could be louder, but I run everything through the DVD/CD/Radio combo in the trailer so that isn't a concern for me. If I was using this in anything but a very small room, I'd definetly use a sound bar. Also this TV is "hanging" from a swivel mount on the wall and the speakers are pointed straight down at the floor, not at a table top or it's not inside an entertainment "cubby" as some might do. I'd probably still use a soundbar especially if wall mounting it. The power consumption is about 20% more than the old TV, a fair trade off for the 50% bigger picture area. Overall very happy with the purchase. The only complaint, if it is really a complaint is that there seems to be no way to shut the speakers completely off like with the old one, but I'll keep fiddling with it, maybe I haven't found the setting yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2018 by Mike
The worst sound quality imaginable.
Pros: 1) Very light weight. Nice weight for mounting in an RV. 2) Nice picture. It's very clear and adequately bright. 3) AC/DC and functions on12V DC in the RV after you buy a DC cord. Cons: 1) The worst sound quality I have ever experienced. My cell phone speaker is much louder. If your RV has the A/C running, or the microwave running, or there are kids playing outside of your RV, or it's raining, you will not be able to hear your TV, even at 100% volume. My hearing is stellar. This TVs audio is shockingly poor. This is truly the quietest TV I have ever seen. It's maybe 1/10th as loud as all other TVs I own. 2) The DC cord is not included and must be purchased separately. AC/DC but no DC cord included? 3) The AC cord is hardwired. AC/DC but the electrical AC/DC inputs are separate locations on the TV. The AC cord cannot be removed, so must be coiled up and stored behind the TV if running on DC. 4) Leg mounting screws are included, but wall mounting screws are not included. 4 M4x10 if memory serves. $10.00 in gas and a trip to the hardware store for 4 mounting screws. (leg mounting screws and wall mounting screws should be the same as you are either mounting on the legs or mounting on a Wall. I guess my thinking is too simple) I'm disappointed and would not recommend this TV. It can run on 12V DC but was primarily designed to run on 120 AC. The poor audio is truly it's downfall. If I keep it, I'll have to run wires to the RV stereo for sound. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2022 by Wade Criddle
A few *serious* design flaws mar an otherwise decent product
Size: SC-1511 15.6-Inch HDTV
This is a preliminary review based on owning the product for all of an hour. I'll update it if I have any further thoughts. The first thing I noticed about the 1511 is that the way they designed the nub that attaches to the TV stand, although probably sturdy, is rather obnoxious for anybody who doesn't intend to use it. Instead of putting a solid block of material *inside* the TV and attaching the stand from the *outside*, the nub itself is the solid block of material, and it is attacked from the *inside*. So basically, that bit in the manual that suggests hiring a professional to install it probably isn't because there's anything hard about VESA-mounting a TV that weighs only two pounds 10 ounces (without the nub), but rather because they don't think the average user is capable of disassembling a TV set to remove the mounting nub that sticks out of the bottom. Yikes. Of course, having done many laptop surgeries over the years, this didn't slow me down much. To remove the nub, you just take off the eight arrow-marked case screws (four on top, four on the bottom), carefully detach the front of monitor (including the flat panel) using fingernails or a spudger, remove two large silver screws inside the TV along with the plates that those screws hold on, lift off the nub, snap the TV back together, and replace the eight screws. But that sort of surgery really should not have been necessary for something that is generally considered a basic end-user task (removing the stand to wall-mount a TV). Another thing I quickly noticed is that the sound quality distorts at high volume. This doesn't matter for my use case, but it is worth noting if you care about audio quality. But the biggest and most glaring flaw is the placement of the HDMI port. Supersonic put the HDMI port on entirely the wrong side of their circuit board, and designed the case in approximately the most objectively wrong way possible, such that it is nearly impossible to use the HDMI port without a 90-degree adapter. The problem with HDMI (and DVI and VGA) is that the cables do not allow for a tight turning radius. It takes a couple of inches to bend ninety degrees. And the connectors themselves are typically about two inches long by themselves. So an HDMI port requires at least four to six inches of unobstructed space out in front of it if you want to plug a cable in safely. On this TV, however, the HDMI connector is down inside an indented area on the back that is only about 2.25 inches tall. This is almost two inches too short for real-world HDMI cables to plug in safely without putting the cable and the port under continuous stress. I would not expect the HDMI port to last more than a few months under that sort of abuse. I'll let that sink in for a moment. This port was literally DESIGNED TO FAIL when used in the way that most people normally use an HDMI port (by plugging a cable straight into it). That's just *spectacularly* bad hardware design. Also, even with a right-angle adapter, if you are wall-mounting the set close enough to a wall that you need to make the HDMI cable go out sideways, it will end up covering the VGA port. (You can't turn the cable the other direction because of the power cord.) To be fair, I haven't seen VGA on any computer since the turn of the century, so admittedly that's no great loss, but still, it's a bad design. Also, I'd be amazed if you could plug most VGA cables in without a ninety-degree adapter, for the same reason that you can't plug in most HDMI cables. Basically, SuperSonic desperately needs to hire someone with strong mechanical design experience to seriously redesign this product, starting by moving all of the RCA jacks from the end into that indentation (because RCA cables always have a fairly small turning radius) and moving all of the computer-related cords (VGA, HDMI) out to the end (because those cords never do). Next, they need to either redesign their stand to screw on from the outside instead of from the inside, or better yet, remove the nub entirely, and ship the product with a lightweight stand that has thin vertical posts going down the back and into the top of the base, and screws going through those posts into the VESA mount. Finally, they need to change the shape and layout of the main board (or possibly just shift it upwards) to allow them to make the bottom part (below the connectors) about twice as tall (without making the indentation any smaller). That change would allow them to put much larger speakers inside the case (larger than the holes in the front of the case) and then reflect the sound out the front. Such a design would, of course, require someone with acoustic design experience to get right, but I'm pretty sure it would be straightforward to dramatically improve the sound quality without significantly changing the size of the TV. Now I realize that this is an extremely inexpensive TV, and there's sort of a "you get what you pay for" element to it, but on the flip side, I didn't set out to buy a cheap TV; I set out to by a *small* TV. Unfortunately, most of the major manufacturers have completely abandoned the 15" size class, so spending more to get better quality wasn't really an option. So I got what I could get. And I've been able to make it work well enough for what I need to use it for (at least as soon as the 90 degree adapters that I shouldn't have needed and can't buy locally arrive in a few days). But someone who isn't comfortable taking the back off of a brand new TV set probably would have shipped the product back upon discovering that the center nub won't slide off. Somebody who isn't familiar with right-angle adapters might have given up upon being unable to plug in an HDMI cable, or worse, might have plugged one in anyway and broken their HDMI port after six months. And so on. That's why I hope SuperSonic reads this review and takes the ideas to heart, and spends a little bit of time redesigning the product to improve its usability and sound quality. This could be a good product, if they would just pay a little more attention to the details — specifically paying attention to how users would actually use their products and designing them to make that as simple as possible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2019 by dgatwood
GREAT UNIT
I am convinced that if someone sold an ounce of gold on amazon for $1.00 and offered next day shipping for free somebody out there would give it 1 star. This TV is Great! 1. The people who gave it bad reviews because you have to sit straight on, I have to say that this is for ALL LED TV's not just this one. Read Consumer Reports, Wikipedia, etc. I purchased this TV for my office desk. My office is about 20 x 25 feet and i can see a good picture anywhere in the room standing or sitting. 2. Speakers: It's a 13inch TV! what do these people expect? Sub woofers? I plugged in a pair of $20.00 external speakers and sounds great. p.s. the speaker built in did sound pretty good. 3. Built cheap. not really. looks and feels pretty solid to me. 4. Bad reception. I was able to pull in 11 stations and they all keep a good picture. 4. Plugged in my Direct TV box via RCA Wires and picture is great. Plugged in my smartphone, laptop via VGA cord, Radio Shack amplified antenna, external speakers, HDMI cable and all is good. For $125.00, this TV is above my expectations. I could not find a TV smaller than 19" at a retail outlet anywhere in my county. I am glad i bought this unit and would recommend it. But only time will tell how long it lasts. con: the instructions to attach the base are unclear: unless they changed the base itself, here is what i did: unscrew the single screw at the bottom of base. Turn clockwise and take apart from shaft. Screw the shaft to the TV via provided screws (3) attach base to shaft (follow arrows on bottom of base.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2013 by America First
Great Little Investment
Size: SC-1511 15.6-Inch HDTV
Review Image by marcopolo
My 16 inch analog TV finally died, so I needed a replacement for that small corner in my kitchen when I watch cooking shows. Was dismayed to find the selection of small TVs increasingly limited as everyone seems to be preferring those monstrosities that cover an entire living room wall these days. I had my concerns about this one as choices were extremely limited, but let me just say I'm delighted and thankful I acted when i did; who knows how long this size will remain available is anyone's guess. Here's some initial observations after one hour of ownership. - - Set-up was a breeze. Didn't even need to refer to the manual. Just plugged it in and voila - picture! - - Picture quality is tack sharp with great contrast and clarity. - - Yes, as per some of the reviews, the sound isn't great, but it's more than serviceable. As you can tell from my attached picture I simply connected mine to a pair of high quality portable speakers which I also happen to be using (at least for now) as a "pedestal". Sound quality issues solved! In conclusion, and contrary to at least one viewer's reply concerning the speaker control - - YES, the volume of the attached third party speakers can be controlled by the TV's remote. - -Final analysis: A highly satisfied buyer with ZERO buyer's remorse! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by marcopolo
Mediocre
Size: SC-1511 15.6-Inch HDTV
Review Image by Rick D
I was looking for a small TV to put in my office, and there just aren’t very many options available. This one seemed the right size, so I went ahead and got it. There are a few problems with this TV. One, there is very little room available to plug in the HDMI cable. I have attached a picture so you can see what I’m talking about. There are only 2 inches of clearance available, and I had to really bend the cable hard to finally get it plugged in. Not impossible but very difficult. Maybe it wouldn't be a problem if the cable was thinner but all of my HDMI cables seem to be the same thickness. I was able to plug in a VGA cable without much trouble because the cable is thinner and easier to bend. So if you're only buying this to use as a computer monitor, this shouldn't be a problem. Another problem is that the sound quality is very poor. Just kind of flat sounding. One more annoyance is that the mute button is at the top of the remote which is not very convenient. Not enough problems that I’m going to return this, but mainly because I won’t be using it very often and it’ll do the job adequately. Update: another problem I discovered is that TiVo doesn't have a remote code for SuperSonic TVs. So I can't set up my TiVo remote to use the TV's power and volume buttons without trying every 4 digit code to finally find one that will work, which will probably take a few hours if a lower number doesn't work. Extremely annoying. Dropping the rating down another star. Update #2: After a lot of internet searching, I found that codes 1002 and 1299 will mostly work with my TiVo remote and possibly Roku remotes too (I found the codes on a Roku board). I said mostly because my TiVo remote will power off, control volume and mute on/off. But it won't power on, only power off. So much better than nothing at all but still not the way it should work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by Rick D
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