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Shaped like a small horseshoe but with an innovative 2.2-inch color LCD screen in the middle, the Sony FDL-PT22 is an ideal companion for road trips or business meetings. The portable TV receives both VHF and UHF reception through its clever neck strap antenna, dubbed the Straptenna by Sony. The Straptenna's length lets the user carry the TV as a necklace, and to fix spotty reception, the user merely moves the TV to a different orientation. The TV ensures that sporting events or favorite programs are always accessible.
The FDL-PT22 includes both volume and brightness controls, and the unit includes a built-in speaker for sound and a mini headphone jack for private listening. In addition, the device measures only 3.6 x 4.4 x 2.6 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 9.9 ounces, making it a compact handheld unit as well. The FDL-PT22 runs on three AA batteries--with an approximate runtime of three hours--or connects to a separately sold AC adapter.
What's in the Box
Watchman portable TV, neck strap antenna, user's manual
Nomskie
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2017
didnt pick up any chanels at all.....
A.Catt
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2013
Sold as a portable TV, this item does not function as a TV because it was made in the last century and receives only the old analog signals. It does not receive the current broadcast signal from your local TV station.
M Dodds
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2010
Only the Spanish stations come in. I switched the button to VHF but nothing comes in. Am I missing something?
Chloe Jacqueline Kopsho
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2010
As with all analog TV's, this is just a useless bunch of electronics. Might be good as a collectors item, but nothing more.
Douglas A. Greenberg
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2003
I received this TV as a gift, and I was impressed by its small, rounded, easily-held-in-the-hand design. This portable has some good features, including the neck strap antenna, an easy to use tuning system, and good reception even of UHF stations. However, the most important feature of any television is the picture, and this model simply is not the best available tiny TV in this most important respect. The image is dimi and low in contrast, and is nearly impossible to see in bright light. Some of the newer Casio models I have seen have a brighter, sharper, more contrasty image, and consequently are preferable to this Sony product.
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