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Audiovox 8 LCD TelevisionBrand: Audiovox
Category: CE

Buy New: $62.95
as of 9/6/2010 18:58 CDT details

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Seller: igotyourneeds
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 9 reviews
Sales Rank: 11,411

Batteries Included: No
Display Size: 8
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0.1

UPC: 062118160809
EAN: 0062118160809
ASIN: B000OQAL4K

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Features:
  • Table Top Stand
  • Tuner Type: NTSC/ATSC
  • Brightness(cd/m2): 0
  • Audio Features: , Stereo Speakers
  • HD Compatibility: ATSC/NTSC
  • Input Type(s): Does Not Apply
  • Warranty Description: 90 Day Limited Manufacturer Warranty

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
8"" Screen LCD Television, Standard Definition/Traditional TV, NTSC/ATSC Built-In, Stereo Speakers, 90 Day Warranty


Customer Reviews:
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4 out of 5 stars correction review   June 3, 2010
Robert S. Gordon
The TV did work fine when hooked up to the antenna (air) connection, but when I change the menu program to the cable connection it did not transmit properly; the screen was fuzzy and the sound had a lot of static. When I hooked it up @ a rural location to a rural antenna the TV did receive the new digital signals very well. This tv could easily take the place of my orignal digital converter box but the screen would have been to small to view in a large room.
Returning the TV was no hassel and the seller was very pleasant to deal with.
Thank you seller
a Happy customerAudiovox 8" Kitchen LCD TV - White (PLV16081)



1 out of 5 stars Chirping problem like most others   February 1, 2009
A. Combites (Twin Cities, MN)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful

I also have the very annoying chirping sound in the audio on most channels. Unacceptable. I'll be returning this TV today.


4 out of 5 stars Good kitchen TV   October 25, 2008
Ed D. (Long Island, NY USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I bought this TV for my kitchen with some trepidation after reading the other reviews. Happily, though, I am rather pleased with it. First, I should mention that I am not using an antenna with it; I'm using cable. With cable, picture and sound quality are good but certainly not outstanding. The TV comes with a remote that has a magnet so it will stick to your refrigerator - a nice touch. I don't experience any of the audio "chirping" that other reviewers complain about. One reviewer said he couldn't find a way to switch between widescreen and 4:3 aspect ratio. I couldn't either at first, but after some experimenting I found that the "Format" button on the remote allows you to choose widescreen, 4:3 or auto. In auto mode, the TV automatically selects the correct aspect ratio. That's the mode that I use and it works well. The problem is the user manual; it's horrible. It explains little and I should deduct a star on my review just because of the manual. A small minus is that I wish the stand would allow the TV to tilt more. But overall, I'm happy with this TV's performance and it looks good in the kitchen.


1 out of 5 stars Mediocre picture and bad sound--look elsewhere.   October 15, 2008
Mark Twain (VA, USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

I had high hopes for this digital LCD TV but ultimately was very disappointed.

First, the main things--picture and sound. The tuner pulled in most of of the OTA (over the air) digital signals in my area, but the picture looked washed out and no amount of playing with brightness, contrast and sharpness would help. It just had a kind of drab look to it. The sound initially sounded 'scratchy' at certain volume levels (with a small amount of static, almost like a cracked speaker cone) and then ... the dreaded chirp! After a few minutes of the TV being on, the subtle (but definitely there and plenty annoying) chirping sound appeared.

The case overall was OK, a little plasticky, but OK. The tilt stand did not tilt very much (about 10 degrees), making it hard to find a good viewing angle. The base or tilt stand also had no weight to it, so it was hard to get the TV to sit straight, particularly with a cable attached. There also did not seem to be a way for the user to change from Normal to Widescreen view, it showed you whatever size it thought was best, resulting in flattened faces sometimes and too small of a picture at other times.

The chirping sound was a real dealbreaker and I returned it, although the picture quality was also unsatisfactory and I likely would have it returned it for that also, even with better sound. The TV is made for Audiovox by Venturer Electronics, who also makes some other TVs, cable boxes, etc., and a quality look and feel do not appear to be top priorities.

I would look elsewhere, and recommend you check out the Haier HLT71 instead. Comparing the Haier HLT71 to the Audiovox PLV16081 side by side was no contest, particularly given that the Haier is cheaper in price and has a much better picture and better sound, and overall appears much more well built. I have been looking for a portable LCD TV for a while and while I was very disappointed with the Audiovox PLV16081, I am equally happy with the Haier HLT71. Not an endorsement or propaganda, just a consumer/end user expressing his opinion.



3 out of 5 stars Use only as a monitor   October 5, 2008
Richard F. Lyon
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I'm not a techie, but the audio and video quality is acceptable only if I hook it up my satellite/cable box and use it essentially like a monitor (just like the display model I saw at Target that used cable input). However, totally unsatisfactory when I tried to use it as a stand-alone tv with an external antenna (even a high quality "amplified" antenna), especially the "chirping" noise noted by another reviewer. Significantly worse audio and video than my old tv with rabbit ears in the exact same location in my house, which I was trying to replace. I like it, but I guess I'll need to buy some coaxial cable, a splitter, and get out my drill.

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