Ok, this Tv suffers from a poor antenna (I just left the antenna in the box). I plug mine into a good HDTV antenna and I get over 30 stations where I live. If I plug it into my home cable, I get all the stations as expected (even the cable analog is picked up). It actually has a good picture. Speakers could be slightly better, but I am happy. I'm actually thinking of buying another one of these for the bathroom because I like it so much. The remote has volume and channel changing ability (buttons are a little small) but works. There can be a slight delay sometimes pressing a button to actions on the TV (but nothing big). I would have liked the RF input to be in the back of the TV instead of the side so that the cable would not stick out so much from the right side. These would make great gifts for friends, just do not count on the antenna that comes in the box (it is just terrible). One negative I do not like is that during the auto scan, it list all the channels (even ones it cannot pick up). You have to let it finish and then manually tell it to hide stations that are "blank" or it has no signal on. Other 7" TVs like the Viore actually filter out all "blank" channels like it should. I kept the Haier over the Viore, because it could detect my cable companies analog stations as well as the digital. The Viore could not detect my analog stations at all. If you do not care about using the included TV antenna in the box, this is really a great TV for the money and size. Looks great in my office. I just hope the electronics hold up over time.Get more detail about Haier HLT71 7-Inch Handheld LCD TV.
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