Sceptre E243PV-FHD vs Generic JE2612LEDWM: Which Compact HDTV Delivers Better Value for Home or Vehicle Use?

[Barend Ray]

In today’s video, we're diving into a showdown between two very different takes on portable television: the Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV and the Generic JE2612LEDWM Vehicle TV.

On one side, we have the Sceptre, a sleek and stylish 24-inch option that promises a full 1080p experience, complete with multiple HDMI and USB ports for versatile connectivity. Its pink design might attract those looking for a pop of color in their living room.

On the other side, we have the Generic JE2612LEDWM, a rugged choice designed specifically for the road. With a 12V DC power source and an integrated HDTV tuner, it's built for those who want to enjoy their favorite shows while on the move.

So, which one stands out for your viewing needs? Is it the aesthetically pleasing home setup of the Sceptre or the practical, travel-friendly design of the Generic option? Let’s break it down and see which one might just suit your lifestyle better.

Specs​

Parameter	Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV​	Generic JE2612LEDWM Vehicle TV​
Picture​	​	​
Screen Size​	23 Inches​	26 Inches​
Reference Price​	$399.99​	$399​
Model Year​	-​	2018​
Highlight​	Sleek & Slim Pink 24 LED Class (23" Viewable) 1080P HDTV 3 x HDMI Port, USB Port ATSC/NTSC/Clear QAM	12V DC Power Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner High-performance wide 16:9 LCD panel
Internet Applications​	Browser​	YouTube, Browser​
Controller Type​	Remote Control​	Remote Control​
Control Method​	Remote​	Remote​
Aspect Ratio​	16:9​	16:9​
Display Technology​	LED​	LED​
Screen Finish​	flat​	-​
Resolution​	1080p​	1080p​
Refresh Rate​	60​	60 Hz​
Response Time​	5 Milliseconds​	-​
Maximum Brightness​	2.5E+2 Nit​	3.5E+2 Nit​
Backlight Technology​	-​	LED​
Picture Enhancement​	MPEG Noise Reduction, 3D Comb Filter​	-​
Motion Enhancement​	Yes​	-​
Audio Channels​	2.0​	2.0​
Audio Input​	USB, HDMI​	RCA, HDMI​
Speaker Description​	2-channel, 6W total power output​	2x 10W speakers​
Video Encoding​	H.264, H.265 (HEVC)​	H.264, MPEG-2​
Tuner Type​	QAM, ATSC​	NTSC ICE, PAL, ATSC​
Other Features​	Flat​	Flat​
D x W x H​	-​	2"D x 25.2"W x 16.1"H​
Connectivity Technology​	Auxiliary​	HDMI​
Usb Ports​	1​	-​
HDMI Ports​	3​	2​
Connector Type​	USB​	-​
Signal Format​	ATSC/NTSC/QAM, HDMI, USB​	ATSC, HDMI, Composite Video​

Which to get​

Hey everyone. I'm trying to decide between two TVs and could really use your thoughts.

First up is the Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV. It's a sleek little 24-inch LED with 1080P resolution, which sounds promising for picture quality. It comes with three HDMI ports and a USB port, so connecting devices should be a breeze. But, does anyone know how the sound quality holds up? Also, I wonder if the slim design might compromise durability?

Then there's the Generic JE2612LEDWM Vehicle TV. This one runs on 12V DC power, which is a plus for a vehicle setup. It has an integrated ATSC tuner, and the wide 16:9 LCD panel sounds decent. But, I’m curious about the picture quality compared to the Sceptre. Also, is the sound any good when you're bouncing around in a car?

What do you think? Any potential downsides to either that I might be missing? Your insights would really help me make a choice!

 

[DealsFishman]

So, we picked up the Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV for my daughter who's in her pre-teen phase, and overall, I’m pretty stoked about it! The picture is super clear, and the size fits her room just right. Plus, she’s totally into the midnight blue color—it's a hit!

Now, I would’ve given this TV a full five stars, but honestly, the sound isn't the greatest. We ended up grabbing some JBL speakers to amp things up a bit, and that made a big difference. So, if you're considering this TV, I’d say go for it, just be ready to invest in some extra speakers for the best sound experience!

 

[Roy_Knable]

So I picked up the Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV to use as a monitor and a TV, and honestly, I got it after seeing some reviews. They weren’t kidding about the speakers – they’re pretty terrible. No matter how much you mess with the settings, the sound is just not good. I ended up plugging in a cheap pair of USB computer speakers, and they totally saved the day! For just $90 on the TV and an extra $10 for the speakers, I’d say I still got a sweet deal.

 

[JazzlikeCustard7611]

So, I just picked up the Sceptre E243PV-FHD HDTV, and let me tell you, it’s pretty basic. It just comes with the flat screen and a stand—no wires or cables included, which is a bit of a bummer. But hey, once I got it set up, the picture quality was surprisingly solid for what I paid! Now I’m on a mission to find the right cables to hook it up to my cable box. Fingers crossed it all works out!