Cello ZRTMF0222 12 volt and mains 22 inch Traveller Caravan TV Freeview HD DVD Full HD 1080P Built in Satellite VGA HDMI and USB for live recording of digital TV and play media files. Made in the UK [Energy Class F]

After reading some mixed reviews about Cello tv’s, I can safely say that this 22” TV is superb, yes, the sound is very tinny but the picture is fantastic with full HD quality and super wide viewing angles. Via my fire stick I blue tooth the sound output to my JBL Charge 3 and get full on big sound in the motorhome.The tv itself has a built in DVD which is so convenient and works well. The tv is also very light and draws very little current and it is conveniently supplied with a 12v adapter lead and the remote control is easy to use.

Decent picture with good enough sound for a Motorhome. Lots of input options as per spec but it isn't a smart to and requires something like Roku stick if you want Internet access or for streaming. It is simple to set up and use and the dvd is a useful feature to have if you’re camped remotely with no signal of any kind. Would buy again.

Wanted a replacement TV for a recently purchased motorhome so the 12v option limits your choices somewhat. So bearing in mind I could get about £30 off by choosing an “as new” from Amazon warehouse I took the plunge.Picture quality is ok but hardly stunning my 22” LG in the kitchen using same satellite source is visibly superior. Build quality feels really cheap. Menus are pretty intuitive. Instructions don’t mention the on off switch on the underside (caused ten minutes of head scratching, it’s not even mentioned on any of the drawings 😡) sound quality is appalling. Hence low value for money score. I connected a relatively cheap jbl copy portable speaker to the headphone socket and got 200% better sound quality. In built DVD player is 572p which is disappointing for an alleged 1080p TV.Having said all that, it’s lightweight, it’s for my motorhome not my front room and I have a portable speaker I can attach and usually have in the motorhome with me. Finally it does have a much better picture than the 14” LED TV it’s going to replace. As I say “Yer pays Yer money”…

A well priced product that is even better than the previous Cello traveller TV I had. As others have pointed out the sound quality isnt great however all TVs of this size suffer from that issue and a simple external speaker has sorted this out. This model supports Miracast so you can stream wirelessly from a phone etc. This works really well and a welcomed feature for this years model.I looked at the Avtex and actually preferred the picture quality of the Cello. The Avtex is a good TV but is almost twice the price and doesnt offer anything over and above the. Cello

I was searching for a good 22" TV for the caravan when I hit upon this Cello model on Amazon. The previous model had pretty good reviews and although this is a new model I decided to take a gamble. I'm really pleased I did because this is an excellent little British made TV. Picture quality is excellent and although the sound is a little tinny, not surprising with such small speakers, it is perfectly adequate for a touring caravan.I've not used the built-in DVD player yet, mainly due to the fact we keep forgetting to take some DVDs with us!It does have the ability to connect a PC which is useful in a caravan. It has Freeview and FreeSat receivers built in and is altogether a very nice TV for our travels, Highly recommended.

Dreadful sound quality, good picture and functionality but without decent sound a waste of time.

After some time i settled on purchasing this model, it has a slim bezel and looks good. It is very light and the picture quality appears to be good. DVD player is good, and i have a hard drive plugged into the USB port to watch downloaded stuff from netflix and BBC i player. The 12v power lead is a bit too short but easily rectified by a replacement lead. The main downside is the sound quality, its awful, but again easily rectified with an external speaker or sound bar, i use a Bose travel speaker. So overall not to bad, but i did feel it is a little expensive, but there are not many dedicated 12v tv sets on the market.

A very respectable unit, with a large enough picture to use in a campervan or caravan setting, and in full HD quality.Setup is a cinch, with auto tuning function, and connectivity to standard freeview digital channels as well as satellite is done at the press of a few buttons.Clear and bright picture with decent contrast, and running off my 12 volt supply with no issues at all.Not tested the built in dvd as yet but it looks standard fitting, and this also accepts usb drive to record tv programmes directly.Decent size remote control with buttons clear enough to see. A good unit for the money. and seems solid and sturdy.