Axion ACN-5318 1.8 in. Handheld TV
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- Aspect Ratio: 4:3
- Display Type: Color
- Radio Tuner Built-in: Without Radio Tuner
- TV Type: Handheld
- Screen Size: 1.8 inch
- Headphone Jack: With Headphone Jack
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Not as good as Casio but well worth 1/2 the price
Pros
Cheap, decent picture, Cheap
Cons
Reception could be better, no ext. RF jack??
Recommended it?
Yes
I had the comparable Casio 2.3"STN Handheld for about 2-3 years and put only about 15-20 hours of use on it before the screen packed it in.
The picture and reception on my new ACN5318 is not quite as good as my Casio was but, when you compare the prices it is a clear winner.
The odd thing I have found with the ACN5318 is that the so called A/V input seems to only work with composite (RCA) type connections, in other words, it is not an external antenna jack that you can plug an RF cable connector into.
This is a negative for me as I always used the external antenna input on my casio from cable jacks or Satellite RF feeds.
I checked the instructions and tried using my external RF jack with no luck. I have never seen a TV without this option. I hope to find some way around it but will probably have to open the unit up to do so.
If this is not an issue with you and you have strong OTA service in your area, this unit is a steal.
Here is a link to the company website
http://www.axiontv.com/www/ProductDetail.asp?did=6
The picture and reception on my new ACN5318 is not quite as good as my Casio was but, when you compare the prices it is a clear winner.
The odd thing I have found with the ACN5318 is that the so called A/V input seems to only work with composite (RCA) type connections, in other words, it is not an external antenna jack that you can plug an RF cable connector into.
This is a negative for me as I always used the external antenna input on my casio from cable jacks or Satellite RF feeds.
I checked the instructions and tried using my external RF jack with no luck. I have never seen a TV without this option. I hope to find some way around it but will probably have to open the unit up to do so.
If this is not an issue with you and you have strong OTA service in your area, this unit is a steal.
Here is a link to the company website
http://www.axiontv.com/www/ProductDetail.asp?did=6
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