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32" Traveller Smart TV

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From the armchair to the quad-fold, the 32” HD LED Travel Android TV by JVC offers at-home and on-the-road theatre.

Featuring a high-definition panel and quad-core processor, enjoy vivid colour and clean visuals on every outback adventure. This TV features version 11 of Android TV, built-in Chromecast, and voice-command capabilities for true digital, outdoor decadence from your favourite films to your most-loved soaps, sitcoms, and games. Blending indulgence with convenience, this recreational travelling rectangle is powered by either AC or 12-volt DC, boasting a lightweight design for ultimate on-the-road, low-maintenance entertainment!

From family campfire charades to your own outback cinema – switch on, off the grid, with the JVC 32" Traveller Smart TV!

Powered by 12-volt or mains power
Android TV, version 11, with built-in Chromecast
Bluetooth remote with Google Assistant and voice commands
Remote buttons: Netflix, Google Play, YouTube, and Prime Video
Apps for download: Disney+, ABC iView, 10 Play, SBS On Demand, and more
1366 x 768 HD panel with quadcore processor
RJ45 input, 3 x HDMI inputs, 2 x USB inputs, composite (AV) input
Optical audio output

External Dimensions:

72.5L x 18W x 47H cm

Packed Dimensions:

78L x 10.5W x 48H cm

Weight:

5.40 Kg

Connectivity:

RJ45 Input | 3x HDMI Inputs | 2x USB Inputs | Composite (AV) Input | Optical Audio Output

Input Power:

AC | 12V DC

Warranty:

3 Year

Supplier Code:

GH5192

Snowys Code:

159035

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Q&A's (2)

Bluetooth speakers. 1 answer

Can you connect a Bluetooth speaker to this TV?

Damien - White Rock, QLD (1 year ago)

G'day Damien,

Thanks for your email to follow up this question - we can confirm these TV's do have the option for connecting Bluetooth speakers!

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

Connectivity 1 answer

Hi, Would this product be available to connect to a phone (Hotspot) as opposed to a WiFi signal.

Chris - Thrumster, NSW(1 year ago)

G'day Chris,

Anything with WiFi capability can in theory connect to a Hotspot - its just WiFi from your phone.
I wouldn't be sure about wether or not mobile data would cover all the needs for your TV though - double check how much data you have, and compare that to your viewing download requirements.

Lauren - Snowys(1 year ago)

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