Great for the kitchen or Caravan etc. Maybe even in the toilet!!!
he Polaroid PLV68155S67 15.6ins HD Ready LED TV is ideal for the bedroom to watch all your DVD's on the HD ready edge Backlit LED TV.
Through the scart socket you'll be able to connect to a digital TV recorder or Blu-ray player or games console. To see the stunning detail of an HD picture you'll need to connect to an HD picture source via an HDMI cable.
Media playback is available through the USB port on the left hand side of the TV. To enhance your viewing experience, this TV also includes an integrated Freeview decoder allowing you to access up to 50 free to air channels and 20 radio stations.
This easy to set up 15.6" LED TV comes with auto-tuning and with a 7 day electronic programme guide you'll be watching your favourite programmes in no time at all! TV comes complete with stand but is wall mountable via a 75mm Vesa bracket this TV would look fantastic in any bedroom or kitchen. TV supplied with a remote control unit (batteries included).
This Polaroid LED 15.6 inch TV can be easily mounted on the wall using this Troy Single Arm Bracket Socket to save in any room. We recommend teaming this with Polaroid DVD player for cosy nights in with your favourite movie.
Look what one delighted Asda customer said about this: "It's picture resoultion and sound quality are quite brilliant. Its controls are simple and easy to use".
The Polaroid PLV68155S67 15.6 Inch HD Ready LED comes complete with a full 12 month manufacturer's warranty for your peace of mind.
Latest comments (16)
MikesAnswer
15 Mar 17#16
I have one of these and I had the same question about the mysterious slot on top. I believe, after loads of searching, that these 'Polaroid' TV's are made for Asda by Vestel, who make TV's for Europe, nothing to do with the U.S. Camera company. This is where the slot comes in, our European neighbours have Pay Per View (PPV) TV programs that require a Conditional Access Module (CAM) to watch these pay channels and the slot is called a Common Interface (CI) Slot for the CAM cards. Hope this is correct but I would like to know if this is wrong, cheers, Mike.
Duke77x
4 Feb 17#15
Picked up one of these tvs for use when camping but no instruction manual.
Does anyone know what the card slot at the top is for please ?
Xoft
3 Feb 17#14
Try eBay or amazon just put name of TV and model then "power cable
Malcolm728
25 Jul 14#13
I bought one of these TVs about 2 years ago for use in the caravan. It was great ,slim, lightweight etc however now the small feed cable from the plug to the jack plug has broken very close to the plug so it is U/S now.
Contacted the free ASDA helpline tele.no and they referred me to PARTMASTER who state they have millions of spare parts for everything but they cannot find a replacement for me.
Tried to trace POLAROID tele.no to see if I can get one direct form them but cannot find a no. to contact them so not sure where to go from here as I have a TV with no power source ????????
laurence14
10 Dec 12#12
I wouldn't recommend a polaroid screen, there cheap for a reason. Mine worked well for about 2 years then suddenly died :disappointed:.
croz123
10 Dec 12#11
I could not imagine that size would look very small same size has my old laptop screen and it was always used very close to the eyes lol.
goldmax
9 Dec 12#10
is it safe in a toilet ?
ristac
9 Dec 12#9
Sounds an awful TV even for use in a caravan
FlyGuyMyEye
9 Dec 12#8
Not 1080p, cold from me. From an inch away I'll be able to see the pixels.
Yada Yada.
jsoap
3 Dec 12#7
Had been watching this one for motorhome use, so ordered on Saturday & arrived today.
Hers some infor that may help others with the same idea.
There is a separate PSU, rated [email protected] - measured output 13.4V - so it should run straight off a car battery.
Power consumption is a mere 15W - but standby is a bit disappointing at 6W.
If you pull the power plug and reconnect, the TV goes into standby, switching it on returns it to the last input state (useful if you always use an external A/V source).
TV with stand weighs about 1.5kg.
It does have HDMI Component & composite inputs - but no VGA in.
Contrary to the description, it does not have a USB socket for playback.
Thanks to the op.
CrazyBob
2 Dec 12#6
I have been lucky, I took the loop aerial from my old portable CRT and made a stand for it out of a block of wood.
My new Freeview LCD works great with it.
sparkylicious
2 Dec 12#5
Thanks worldpeace.
sparkylicious
2 Dec 12#3
I'm not very technical but if I want this for the kitchen, do I have to run arial cables through the house or can you still use those portable ariels that you just pop into back of tv? Sorry if this is an obvious question. Great price. Heat added.
worldpeace to sparkylicious
2 Dec 121#4
Yes you can, but it's a bit hit and miss with portable arials, they either work or they don't there tends to be no middle ground, do some research before buying one, and check out your postcode on the freeview website to see how strong your signal is in your area.
cowbutt
2 Dec 12#2
Probably the same thing as the Digihome 16" I posted, which had a built in DVD player for an extra fiver from Comet. Probably no warranty, though, as I think it's a Comet own-brand, so yer pays yer money and yer takes yer choice...
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Opening post
he Polaroid PLV68155S67 15.6ins HD Ready LED TV is ideal for the bedroom to watch all your DVD's on the HD ready edge Backlit LED TV.
Through the scart socket you'll be able to connect to a digital TV recorder or Blu-ray player or games console. To see the stunning detail of an HD picture you'll need to connect to an HD picture source via an HDMI cable.
Media playback is available through the USB port on the left hand side of the TV. To enhance your viewing experience, this TV also includes an integrated Freeview decoder allowing you to access up to 50 free to air channels and 20 radio stations.
This easy to set up 15.6" LED TV comes with auto-tuning and with a 7 day electronic programme guide you'll be watching your favourite programmes in no time at all! TV comes complete with stand but is wall mountable via a 75mm Vesa bracket this TV would look fantastic in any bedroom or kitchen. TV supplied with a remote control unit (batteries included).
This Polaroid LED 15.6 inch TV can be easily mounted on the wall using this Troy Single Arm Bracket Socket to save in any room. We recommend teaming this with Polaroid DVD player for cosy nights in with your favourite movie.
Look what one delighted Asda customer said about this: "It's picture resoultion and sound quality are quite brilliant. Its controls are simple and easy to use".
The Polaroid PLV68155S67 15.6 Inch HD Ready LED comes complete with a full 12 month manufacturer's warranty for your peace of mind.
Latest comments (16)
Does anyone know what the card slot at the top is for please ?
Contacted the free ASDA helpline tele.no and they referred me to PARTMASTER who state they have millions of spare parts for everything but they cannot find a replacement for me.
Tried to trace POLAROID tele.no to see if I can get one direct form them but cannot find a no. to contact them so not sure where to go from here as I have a TV with no power source ????????
Yada Yada.
Hers some infor that may help others with the same idea.
There is a separate PSU, rated [email protected] - measured output 13.4V - so it should run straight off a car battery.
Power consumption is a mere 15W - but standby is a bit disappointing at 6W.
If you pull the power plug and reconnect, the TV goes into standby, switching it on returns it to the last input state (useful if you always use an external A/V source).
TV with stand weighs about 1.5kg.
It does have HDMI Component & composite inputs - but no VGA in.
Contrary to the description, it does not have a USB socket for playback.
Thanks to the op.
My new Freeview LCD works great with it.