NHJ Portable Television Watch Wearable 1.5" LCD TV Wristwatch
Rating: 
- Very good product.
Wonderful to watch while I go in the bus or car. Between a class and another one, in a rest or while one waits to be taken care of in some place. Wonderful not to lose its favorite programs.
Rating: 
- great picture
I got this tv watch a few months ago off of overstock for $60 i was just expecting a little gadget that wouldnt do much. I have to admit i was wrong this tv watch gets a great signal i get all the channels its looks and sounds just as good as my sattelite tv. Even when i go 20 miles outside of dallas i still get a crip picture you can see everything that you would on most tvs. I also have too add that this watch is very durable i have dropped it a few times and accidentally kicked and it still works fine. There were two things i did not like about it one is that the its a bit bulky and the other is that occasionally falls out of its wrist clip. Other than that i have no complaints i would consider it a great purchase and it definately worth the $99 on amazon as opposed to the original price of $240.
Rating: - To cute to pass up!
It is a cute little gadget, not always a super picture. BUT when it is tuned in, it is awesome for being so small.
Rating: - you'll be bumping into walls.
this is seriously one of the coolest gadgets ever! the image is really crisp, I live in LA and I could get almost all the local channels (depending on the location I'm in) Some channels are look better than others. The earphones work as an antenna which means I need to take care of them. There is no car charger which sucks for a portable device not to have. And the tv lasts only for an hour and a half, and with commercials it won't last through a movie.
Warning: You'll get addicted with it.
Rating: - Absolutely cool, but reception so-so
This TV wrist watch is more like a wrist TV with a rudimentary time/date piece at the top.The TFT active matrix color (that's right, color!) screen measures about 1.5" diagonal.There's no speaker on the "watch"; instead, you listen in via the included special earphones.The earphones are special because the cord also acts as the TV antenna, so in order to watch TV on this thing, you must use the included earphones.
I got mine from a website called shentech dot com.(I'm *not* affiliated with them in any way.)Just sixty nine bucks only!You should know that NHJ went bankrupt last year, that's why the TV watch is on clearance now.What a pity.It's so cool...
Yeah, it's really cool to be able to watch TV on a watch.The TV runs off a built-in LiIon rechargable battery which can last over an hour, probably close to two hours.Recharging the battery takes around 90 minutes when connected to the AC.You can also recharge the battery using four AA batteries; or you can power the TV using AC or four AA alkaline batteries.
The TV watch really comes in two pieces: the TV unit, and an ugly plastic base with wrist strap attached.But NHJ also includes a neckstrap, very thoughtful of them, as watching TV on your wrist can get tiring.
The problem is, reception is just not that good.No, you can't hook up cable or a DVD to this.You just have to live with over-the-air (OTA) broadcast signals.The earphone-antenna is rather weak in picking up the signals.It helps if you are situated close to the TV broadcast towers or live on high floors.The reception is also very direction-dependent, and sometimes if you hold the earphone cord in your hand it may help.Overall, the reception on the TV is quite disappointing, but works if you are willing to experiment with different positions.
The TV tuner can tune in to channels 1 to 64, but due to the reception limitation, you proably will just get a few channels to look acceptable.For me, the Jerry Springer channel appears the best, so I can watch 2 hours of Jerry Springer on my wrist every day.Not bad.
Anyway, this is absolutely the coolest gadget in the world, and the price is really great.Just don't expect warranty repairs if yours breaks.
- Very good product.Wonderful to watch while I go in the bus or car. Between a class and another one, in a rest or while one waits to be taken care of in some place. Wonderful not to lose its favorite programs.
- great pictureI got this tv watch a few months ago off of overstock for $60 i was just expecting a little gadget that wouldnt do much. I have to admit i was wrong this tv watch gets a great signal i get all the channels its looks and sounds just as good as my sattelite tv. Even when i go 20 miles outside of dallas i still get a crip picture you can see everything that you would on most tvs. I also have too add that this watch is very durable i have dropped it a few times and accidentally kicked and it still works fine. There were two things i did not like about it one is that the its a bit bulky and the other is that occasionally falls out of its wrist clip. Other than that i have no complaints i would consider it a great purchase and it definately worth the $99 on amazon as opposed to the original price of $240.
- To cute to pass up!It is a cute little gadget, not always a super picture. BUT when it is tuned in, it is awesome for being so small.
- you'll be bumping into walls.this is seriously one of the coolest gadgets ever! the image is really crisp, I live in LA and I could get almost all the local channels (depending on the location I'm in) Some channels are look better than others. The earphones work as an antenna which means I need to take care of them. There is no car charger which sucks for a portable device not to have. And the tv lasts only for an hour and a half, and with commercials it won't last through a movie.
Warning: You'll get addicted with it.
- Absolutely cool, but reception so-soThis TV wrist watch is more like a wrist TV with a rudimentary time/date piece at the top.The TFT active matrix color (that's right, color!) screen measures about 1.5" diagonal.There's no speaker on the "watch"; instead, you listen in via the included special earphones.The earphones are special because the cord also acts as the TV antenna, so in order to watch TV on this thing, you must use the included earphones.
I got mine from a website called shentech dot com.(I'm *not* affiliated with them in any way.)Just sixty nine bucks only!You should know that NHJ went bankrupt last year, that's why the TV watch is on clearance now.What a pity.It's so cool...
Yeah, it's really cool to be able to watch TV on a watch.The TV runs off a built-in LiIon rechargable battery which can last over an hour, probably close to two hours.Recharging the battery takes around 90 minutes when connected to the AC.You can also recharge the battery using four AA batteries; or you can power the TV using AC or four AA alkaline batteries.
The TV watch really comes in two pieces: the TV unit, and an ugly plastic base with wrist strap attached.But NHJ also includes a neckstrap, very thoughtful of them, as watching TV on your wrist can get tiring.
The problem is, reception is just not that good.No, you can't hook up cable or a DVD to this.You just have to live with over-the-air (OTA) broadcast signals.The earphone-antenna is rather weak in picking up the signals.It helps if you are situated close to the TV broadcast towers or live on high floors.The reception is also very direction-dependent, and sometimes if you hold the earphone cord in your hand it may help.Overall, the reception on the TV is quite disappointing, but works if you are willing to experiment with different positions.
The TV tuner can tune in to channels 1 to 64, but due to the reception limitation, you proably will just get a few channels to look acceptable.For me, the Jerry Springer channel appears the best, so I can watch 2 hours of Jerry Springer on my wrist every day.Not bad.
Anyway, this is absolutely the coolest gadget in the world, and the price is really great.Just don't expect warranty repairs if yours breaks.