Feihe Feihe 15.6 Inch Small Smart TV HD 1080P LED, Flat Review

The Feihe 15.6-inch Smart TV is a ultra-compact, 1080p screen with built-in apps, designed for tight spaces like RVs, kitchens, and campers. It's slow and basic, but it's one of the few all-in-one options this small. Only buy it if the size is your absolute top priority.

Looking for a small smart TV for your kitchen, RV, or bedroom? The Feihe 15.6-inch Smart TV is a niche product that solves a specific problem: finding a compact, all-in-one screen with built-in streaming. At around $160, it's a budget-friendly option that packs a 1080p LED screen, built-in Wi-Fi for apps like Netflix and YouTube, and three HDMI ports into a package that weighs under five pounds. It's not trying to compete with your living room OLED. Instead, it's designed to fit where a normal TV can't, offering a simple plug-and-play solution for secondary spaces or life on the road.

Performance is where you need to set realistic expectations. Our data puts its picture quality in the 45th percentile, which means it's fine for casual viewing in a well-lit kitchen or camper, but don't expect deep blacks or vibrant HDR—it doesn't support HDR at all. The 60Hz refresh rate is standard for this class, so casual gaming is possible, but it's not a gaming TV. The smart platform is basic and, according to user reports, can feel sluggish. Think of it as a functional portal to your streaming apps, not a snappy experience. The built-in speakers land in the 36th percentile, so they're serviceable for background noise, but you'll want headphones or a small soundbar for movie night.

At $160, the value proposition is entirely about the form factor. You are paying a small premium for the convenience of an integrated, ultra-compact smart TV. The alternative is buying a 15.6-inch computer monitor and pairing it with a streaming stick and a separate tuner, which could cost a similar amount but be a mess of cables. If you absolutely need a single, tidy unit this small, the Feihe makes sense. If you can fit a 24-inch or 32-inch TV, you'll get significantly better picture quality, smarter software, and often a lower price from brands like TCL or Insignia.

This TV exists in its own little world. The 'competitors' listed in our database, like the Sony BRAVIA 5 or Samsung Neo QLED, are in a different universe of performance and price. A more realistic comparison is against other small, no-name brand TVs on Amazon, or the DIY monitor+streamer combo. Compared to a standard 32-inch TCL 4-Series, you're giving up 4K resolution, a much better smart TV platform (Roku), and likely better sound for about the same money, all for the sake of a much smaller footprint. For RV use, it also competes with specialized marine/RV TVs, which are often more rugged but much more expensive.

Skip this if you want a fast, modern smart TV experience, care about high-quality picture and sound, or are using it as a main living room TV. It's also not ideal for serious gamers due to the 60Hz panel and likely higher input lag. If you can spare the extra space, even a basic 32-inch TV from TCL or Hisense will give you a much better overall experience for similar money. Also, avoid it if you get easily frustrated by slow, clunky software.

Should you buy this? Only if your space is severely limited and you want a clean, all-in-one solution. It's a good buy for an RV kitchenette, a small bedroom where every inch counts, or as a dedicated monitor for a security camera feed. It's not a good buy as your primary TV, for anyone who values a fast and smooth smart TV experience, or for viewers who are picky about picture quality. Think of it as a tool for a specific job. If your job is 'get a smart TV into this weird cabinet,' it works. For almost any other scenario, a slightly larger TV from a known brand is a better investment.