This portable release from METZ blue offers a compact 24-inch Full HD LCD that's designed for those spontaneous viewing moments away from home. The integrated 5,200 mAh battery provides up to three hours of runtime, making it suitable for a casual movie session or an extended streaming binge. Despite the modest resolution and lack of high dynamic range formats like HDR10 or Dolby Vision, the idea of a sleek, battery-powered TV with decent brightness and far less glare—thanks to its matte display—sounds like a handy alternative when lugging around a bigger screen isn’t an option.

The MPE7000 stands out with its eye-catching aesthetic, including a white trapezoidal back panel and a faux-leather handle for hassle-free carrying. Powered by Direct LED backlighting, it aims for solid contrast and uniform illumination rather than cutting-edge picture tech. Weighing in at around 4 kg, it seems manageable for a quick trip to the backyard or a weekend in a camper van. Two forward-facing speakers at 6 watts each come backed by Dolby Audio, offering a passable setup if headphones or an external sound system aren’t immediately available.

Under the hood, Google TV delivers the streaming goods. Apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video are instantly reachable via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, provided there’s an internet connection in range. A triple tuner plus CI+ slot is onboard for those wanting local channels or Pay-TV. There’s also one HDMI port, USB, optical audio, and Bluetooth 5.1 to cover most typical setups. The Direct LED panel’s matte finish helps reduce distracting reflections, which can be a deal-breaker in bright outdoor settings.

With a suggested price tag of €349, this model might be intriguing for anyone who wants flexible on-the-go viewing without too much fuss. The brand pledges up to eight years of software updates, so there’s a bit of future-proofing built into the equation. The TV may not dazzle with 4K detail, but the portability factor could deliver a unique mix of convenience and entertainment in places not usually associated with a big-screen experience.

This portable release from METZ blue offers a compact 24-inch Full HD LCD that's designed for those spontaneous viewing moments away from home. The integrated 5,200 mAh battery provides up to three hours of runtime, making it suitable for a casual movie session or an extended streaming binge. Despite the modest resolution and lack of high dynamic range formats like HDR10 or Dolby Vision, the idea of a sleek, battery-powered TV with decent brightness and far less glare—thanks to its matte display—sounds like a handy alternative when lugging around a bigger screen isn’t an option.

The MPE7000 stands out with its eye-catching aesthetic, including a white trapezoidal back panel and a faux-leather handle for hassle-free carrying. Powered by Direct LED backlighting, it aims for solid contrast and uniform illumination rather than cutting-edge picture tech. Weighing in at around 4 kg, it seems manageable for a quick trip to the backyard or a weekend in a camper van. Two forward-facing speakers at 6 watts each come backed by Dolby Audio, offering a passable setup if headphones or an external sound system aren’t immediately available.

Under the hood, Google TV delivers the streaming goods. Apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video are instantly reachable via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, provided there’s an internet connection in range. A triple tuner plus CI+ slot is onboard for those wanting local channels or Pay-TV. There’s also one HDMI port, USB, optical audio, and Bluetooth 5.1 to cover most typical setups. The Direct LED panel’s matte finish helps reduce distracting reflections, which can be a deal-breaker in bright outdoor settings.

With a suggested price tag of €349, this model might be intriguing for anyone who wants flexible on-the-go viewing without too much fuss. The brand pledges up to eight years of software updates, so there’s a bit of future-proofing built into the equation. The TV may not dazzle with 4K detail, but the portability factor could deliver a unique mix of convenience and entertainment in places not usually associated with a big-screen experience.