SYLVOX 15.6" Smart Google TV Under Cabinet TV 1080P, Supports Rotate Flip Down WiFi & Wireless Connection, Storage Design for Kitchen Bedroom RV Yacht (Red)

For the price, you can’t beat the Sylvox 15.6 under the cabinet Kitchen TV. It has a great picture and freed up some counter space for me. The TV is really made for a flush cabinet bottom (mine has a 1 1/2 inch recess) and about 14” cabinet depth (mine is 12 inches) so the installation was a bit tricky. I added a 6 inch pice of 2X4 that made the TV drop low enough to be below the cabinet face. Because the depth of my cabinet is only 12 inches, the TV does not swivel much but works just fine for my kitchen. I contacted their Customer Service for a question and answered me right away!

We installed this under the counter in our kitchen. Our cabinets had an extended 3/4" lip. I cut a 3/4" thick piece of MDF to put under the counter. After installing it, I removed the cover tape from the included 4" circular mount on the TV. Then held the TV under the counter and pushed it up against the MDF. The 4" circular mount has good adhesive and stuck to the MDF. Then unscrewed the single screw from the TV to remove it from the mount. Then drill holes in the mount and screw the mount to the MDF. Then screw the TV to the mount. Easy install.This TV has the most clear picture. Speakers are a little on the trebble side. This TV is SMART. YouTube TV is an option along with Netflix and Amazon Prime, all without a ROKU. Connects to your WIFI and Google account. And my Samsung devices recognize it as a TV to cast to without a Chrome stick. The remote controls al of this without any other remote. Remote has a wall mount holder and the holes in the holder are spaced to fit an electrical wall mount cover.Wife really likes this TV.

1.) Sound is kinda booty not gona lie2.) Picture quality is great.3.) Installation is horrible.4.) Nice controller. (Not a clip on but a 4 screw battery compartment)This item was designed for 80s slick cabinets in low income homes. Not to mention the main anchor that will hold on to the tv is held by a single screw so a potential point of stress and may break. (Those 2 factors made for a horrible install. As that single anchor allows the tv to rotate and made it hard to screw in the tv to its designated place. Also due to that same anchor point, there is a little wiggle giving it a loose not fastened feeling. I was able to do an okay install, but with other gen Z buyers... well they might not know what to do and probably end up breaking it in frustration.In conclusion, moms dont make your sons install this thing as is not worth the pain blood sweat and tears. I almost died.

We bought this TV for our kitchen to replace our old one which was not a smart tv. This one is but still connects to cable if you want. It has nice screen quality and good sound which just comes out of the front instead of the back. We had a pass through which would send the sound into our den and was an interference. It had plenty of Apps but more can be added. I gave it only 4 stars because it is a bit of a challenge to mount under the cabinet and does not swivel easily as described. Otherwise, a great value for the money!

Bought this to replace an older under the cabinet TV. This is the 3rd such unit I have bought and installed. I consider this a low quality product for the following Reasons:1) The TV is of poor design. All my older units had a swivel screen, this one does not. The whole unit must swivels. This creates two problems. One, most cabinets have a recessed bottom, this unit is made to be mount right to the bottom so you need to get a piece of wood cut it to fit in the recess and of the same depth as the recess then secure it to the bottom of the cabinet. You can then secure the TV to that. This was a real pain in the rear and may force you to make a run to the hardware store. Two, because the whole unit swivels the corners hit the wall on a normal size cabinet. This results in only the ability to swivel maybe 10 degrees either way. This greatly reduces the viewing but was the cheapest way to make the TV.2) the screen is a very low end with very limited view angle. This combine with the small swivel leave you with a very poor view angle and you find your self often looking at a washed out screen.3) This is a smart TV running Google TV. Unfortunately it runs a very slow processor so startup take a lot of time. Again cutting corners.4) sound is loud but super tinny, again obvious cost cutting using the cheapest speakers they could find.All in all I would not by this TV again.Edit: I have just dropped my review from 2 stars to 1 for the following reason. The software that runs this TV is very buggy causing constant drop out of show you are watching often needing a complete reboot of the TV to get it working again. This TV is the worst I have ever owned. Avoid for the reasons above and the reason here that was not initially apparent but became obvious with use. I would return it but it is out of the return time frame.

Great TV.I love it in the kitchen. Love how clear the picture is.

Great quality. Clear picture and sound.

Ok, where do I begin... the sound. Yes, the sound. It sounds like it's from a tv made in the 1980s. So much, in fact, that I actually had to bring in a Bluetooth speaker to connect to it. What a headache. Absolutely horrible sound. The TV is large, but it won't swivel up. So, if it's at your counter height (I'm 6'1" tall), you have to look down at it. It is also too large to turn, as it will hit the wall behind it. I have standard 12-14 inch cabinets. This about that. You can barely turn it. ALSO, and just as importantly, it does not come with any mounts that allow the TV to connect to cabinets that have a recess under them. So, look under your cabinets...if they are flush and no recess and are deeper than 14", then you're good. If not, don't buy it.