TinyTV 2 - Portable Retro Television with Working Rotary knobs - Load Your own Videos Easily via USB onto Your own minature TV (Brown)

Zugegeben der Preis ist erstmal nicht klein aber ich hab den kleinen Fernseher schon länger im Auge für mein Mäusehaus und noch nicht lange her war der Preis überall bei über 100 Euro also hab ich jetzt bei ca. 80 Euro zugeschlagen und mir das Schmuckstückchen zum Geburtstag gegönnt ! Mein Sohn (15 J.) hat ihn mir gleich mit Filmen programmiert und für ihn schien das ganz einfach zu sein 🙃. Es ist wirklich erstaunlich wieviel man da drauf laden kann ( geschätzt um die 10 Std). Die Bildqualität ist erstaunlich gut und auch der Ton ganz gut zu verstehen. Cool ist auch daß man den TV nicht nur mit der Fernbedienung steuern kann sondern auch an den Knöpfen am Gerät auch ! Wir haben richtig viel Freude an dem kleinen Gerät und genauso wie der klitzekleine Gameboy sind sollche elektronischen Miniaturen immer wieder ein schöner Grund das mein Sohn auch als Teenager immer noch meine Leidenschaft an Puppenhaus- bzw. Mäusehaus-Miniaturen teilt ! Gerne mehr davon ! Mein Sohn wünscht sich noch den Gameboy Color als Ergänzung für unsere Sammlung 😉. Wir verfolgen was es in Zukunft noch für witzige und funktionelle Technik geben wird ! Tolle Qualität und schnelle Lieferung Danke !

Excelente producto, fácil de cargar los videos y buen soporte en su página web

自分で転送した動画が 画面から流れると ちょっと感動します!! 転送に苦労しただけに😆 素晴らしい✨ やり方を忘れないうちに どんどん動画転送しないと!!! わたしは持ち歩きたいので 小さなポーチに入れました。とても可愛い～🤩お値段的にも悩んだけど 思い切って買って良かった

Around the late 90’s or early 00’s my friend’s mom had a small battery powered TV that we brought with us on a road trip. It barely worked and the battery didn’t last long BUT I just thought it was so cool. This memory prompted me to look up small televisions on Amazon to see how much technology has advanced since that long ago road trip. That’s when the MiniTV popped up! After a bit of research I ordered one and I could not be happier. It just oozes the sort of comfy, warm, and nostalgic vibe that I love. Like grandma’s old TV that she still uses. Except this thing is packed with awesome features. The dials work on the tv and the little remote is fully functional. The picture is clear and crisp with good sound output considering the size. It comes pre-loaded with some stuff on it (my favorite is tue Gumby channel or the fireplace channel) but with a usb-c port on the back you can connect it to your Windows or Mac and use their app to upload your own videos on the TV. You can also stream some services like Netflix to the tv screen when the cable is still connected to your computer. I really enjoy showing it off to people when they come over, everyone is always really impressed when I show them how functional it actually is. Also, it has a pretty good battery-life. Obviously this isn’t something most people are going to want to use as their primary tv or streaming device to watch all the time. This is sort of a niche thing that is meant to be a cool thing to show off to people or to have in the background when you’re just chilling. I personally like falling asleep with it playing on my nightstand or streaming a favorite movie or show while I’m relaxing or doing something in my room. If this is the kind of cool little thing you like to collect or have around your house then I can’t recommend it enough. It’s very well made and clearly created with care and quality- not churned out by the thousands in some far-away factory. For around $50 this is an awesome product and more than worth the price for the quality and the enjoyment it has given me.

I recently purchased the TinyTV 2 as a gift and decided to add a personal touch by doing some paintwork and loading a few videos. This customization enhanced the already charming, miniature design of the TinyTV 2, which cleverly mimics the style of old-fashioned TV boxes in a functional, scaled-down version. While it's not a traditional TV since it plays preloaded videos, the capability to watch videos with sound on such a tiny device is quite remarkable. The video and color display quality of the TinyTV 2 is notably impressive. Even with a small internal speaker, the sound output is decent and sufficiently clear for its compact size. When it comes to pricing, the TinyTV 2 leans towards the higher side, particularly if you consider the cost of individual components like the screen and the RP2040 microcontroller. But what you're paying for is not just the parts but the entire design and experience of a miniaturized TV. Tinycircuits has developed an app for video conversion that performs admirably. It handled all the video formats I tried and offered enough options for final tweaks. However, there are some limitations. The app is available only for Windows and Mac, which posed a slight inconvenience for me as a Linux user. Although it runs acceptably via Wine, a dedicated Linux version or at least a command-line interface tool would be a significant improvement. The app appears to be a front for FFmpeg, yet this is only briefly mentioned in the forums. Clearer documentation or guidance from Tinycircuits on using FFmpeg directly for video conversion would be beneficial. For enthusiasts of miniaturized gadgets, the TinyTV 2 is undoubtedly a delightful discovery. Originally bought as a gift, its charm and functionality have left me seriously considering getting one for personal use.