Cello 16 Inch TV Made in UK (2024) with Built-in DVD Player, Freeview, Freesat & Pitch Perfect Speakers | Small TV for Kitchen & Homes

A perfect tv. So light, I can easily carry it to anywhere I need it, and outside in summer. A good choice of inputs including 3 hdmi, 1 usb, Rgb, and scart socket. Headphone socket and built in DVD player makes it ideal for outdoor use on summer evenings in a covered area. Great value for size, and the picture is bright and clear. Sound is fine for me, but a lot of people are more particular about that. It’s clear and loud enough, so that’s all I need.Easy to fit the elegant little feet on the bottom, but otherwise, it’s just needs to be plugged in, connected to the tv source, satellite, cable, or freeview aerial, and start watching .

This 22 inch TV was simple and quick to set up, and easy to use. It has a good picture and great sound, and just works really well. I've not tried any of the recording or internet facilities yet, but so far I'm very pleased with it. The arial input is not quite as sensitive as it's eight year old predecessor, so it needs a reasonably good (indoor) arial, but that is not really a problem. A good purchase.

Easy to set up. Good picture and sound. Why is a 19 inch TV dearer than much bigger ones. Rear of TV badly designed. Coax cable forced into unnatural position. Nice and light. Able to hold it in one hand. Picture brilliant.

A great t v and video combi also plays music cd's a nice compact and good looking combi' excellent picture and super sound' very sturdy and light and at a very reasonable price for the quality and style I would recommend

We wanted a non-smart TV, as the the smart part we can receive from our BT vision box. This means that TV set up is far simpler and straightforward. It still has a 'Source' button on the remote control where it is very easy to select the various inputs. I have found that 'smart' tv's have become ever more complicated and with features that I don't use or need. The TV itself has a good picture with reasonable sound although I have now coupled it, to a Panasonic Home Theatre. This TV is good value for money plus quick delivery. I would recommend the 43" Cello Non Smart TV without hesitation.

some very annoying things with this tv - the channel editing -putting the channels into a preferred order- reverts to default when the tv is switched off, there is no pause button on the remote control-you need to press play and click across on the screen to get to pause, you cannot resume play on recordings- if you stop midway and go back to finish watching it plays from the beginning also when scrolling through the channels you have to be quick when viewing the info as it goes back to the channel selected. The tv has also recorded the wrong programmes to the ones I have selected.

I bought this tv for my kitchen to watch dvds whilst cooking after my very old small one broke. It’s really hard to find small tvs these days so I didn’t have much choice. This tv is ok, the picture is fine but I found the sound very poor, I did try changing some of the settings but it was still not great. I ended up buying a mini sound bar (the saiyin sound bar 17inch incase anyone is interested). This has improved the sound greatly and is much much better.If there were other choices of tvs to buy I likely would have returned this but as there isn’t I kept it and use it most days. It’s easy to use and set up, the sound bar was easy to use with it as well. It oddly takes quite some time to turn on, around 10 seconds so the first few days I kept pressing the on off button multiple times in confusion but I’m used to it now. Overall if you want a small tv/dvd for regular use then I’d get a sound bar to go with it. If you only use it occasionally then it’s fine by itself.

Excellent TV easy set up note comments about sound quality but not unduly displeased although was offered a free soundbar which makes overall package excellent. Easy to use dvd have not set up for satellite yet. Great value item