Few TV makers still bother with the 19-inch size. The big brands have moved their smallest models up to 24 or 32 inches, so today’s 19-inch TVs come mostly from Sceptre and from companies that build sets for RVs, boats and bathrooms. People still want them for kitchens, dorm rooms, campers or simply a tight budget. We have put together a list of 19-inch TVs you can still buy new, so you can narrow down your search without breaking the bank.

Updated September 2026: product availability, specs and prices re-checked.

What to Look for in a 19-Inch TV

• Resolution: most 19-inch sets are 1366 x 768 (720p). At this size that is usually enough, since you sit close and the screen is small.
• Tuner: check for an ATSC tuner if you want free over-the-air channels with an antenna.
• Power: RV and boat owners should look for 12V DC support, which lets the TV run from a vehicle battery.
• Smart features: most cheap 19-inch TVs are not smart. Plan on a streaming stick in the HDMI port if you want Netflix or YouTube.

1. Sceptre E195BV-SR 19″ Class HD (720p) LED TV

The Sceptre E195BV-SR is still on sale, and it remains one of the simplest ways to get a small, cheap TV. It is a 19-inch class set with an 18.5-inch viewable screen, a 1366 x 768 resolution and a refresh rate of up to 60Hz.

The built-in tuner handles ATSC, NTSC and Clear QAM, so it works with an antenna or basic cable. For such a small TV, the connections are generous: one HDMI port, VGA, component, composite, USB, an optical audio output and a headphone jack. It has two 3W speakers and a VESA 100 wall mount pattern. Sceptre lists it at about $180 (September 2026).

Sceptre also sells a close variant, the E195BV-SRD, with a full 19-inch viewable screen and an MHL-capable HDMI port, but no optical output.

Pros

• Low price
• ATSC tuner for free antenna TV
• Wide range of inputs, including VGA and optical out

Cons

• Only one HDMI port
• No smart features

2. Sceptre E195BD-SHD 19″ LED HDTV With Built-in DVD Player

The Sceptre E195BD-SHD is a good pick for anyone who still owns a DVD collection. It takes the slot of the discontinued Proscan TV/DVD combo from our older list.

The screen is 18.5 inches viewable with a 1366 x 768 resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The tuner supports ATSC, NTSC and QAM. There are two HDMI ports, plus VGA, component, composite and USB, so a streaming stick and a game console can stay plugged in at the same time. Sceptre lists it at about $200 (September 2026).

Pros

• Built-in DVD player
• Two HDMI ports
• ATSC tuner

Cons

• 720p resolution
• Not a smart TV

3. Supersonic SC-1911 19″ LED Widescreen AC/DC HDTV

The Supersonic SC-1911 is still listed by its maker in the non-smart TV range. Its main selling point is power flexibility: it runs on standard AC or 12V DC, which makes it a fit for campers, boats and cabins.

Our older version of this article called it a 1080p TV. Supersonic’s own spec sheet lists an 18.5-inch screen with a 1366 x 768 resolution, 200 nits of brightness and a 600:1 contrast ratio. Connections include HDMI, USB, VGA with PC audio, component, composite, an RF antenna input, optical out and a headphone jack. Two 3W speakers handle the sound, and the set weighs 5.5 pounds.

Pros

• Runs on AC or 12V DC
• Light and easy to move
• Plenty of inputs

Cons

• Modest brightness and contrast
• Supersonic’s spec sheet does not say which digital tuner standard it uses

4. Jensen JTV19DC 19″ 12V DC LED TV

Jensen builds TVs for recreational vehicles, and the JTV19DC is its 19-inch model without a disc player. It has a 1366 x 768 screen and an integrated ATSC tuner for over-the-air HD channels.

It is a 12V DC television only, and no AC adapter comes in the box. That suits an RV wired for 12V, but not a kitchen counter. Inputs include RF, composite, component and HDMI, with analog and digital (S/PDIF) audio outputs. Jensen coats the circuit boards to resist moisture, and the TV has a VESA 100 mount.

RVing Know How praises its light weight and metal cabinet, but notes that it runs on DC power only and that the mount and stand are sold separately.

Pros

• Designed for RV use with 12V DC power
• ATSC tuner
• Moisture-resistant circuit boards

Cons

• No AC adapter included
• Mount and stand sold separately

5. Jensen JTV1917DVDC 19″ 12V TV With DVD Player

The JTV1917DVDC is the version of Jensen’s 19-inch TV with a built-in DVD player. Resolution is again 1366 x 768 with an ATSC tuner.

Unlike the JTV19DC, this one ships with both a 12V cigarette-lighter cord and a 110V AC adapter, so it can move between an RV and a house. Inputs include RF, composite, component, VGA and HDMI (ARC), with S/PDIF and headphone outputs. It uses a VESA 75 mount.

Pros

• Built-in DVD player
• 12V and 110V power cords included
• ATSC tuner

Cons

• 720p resolution
• No streaming apps

6. SYLVOX 19″ Trailer Series Google TV With DVD Player

If you want streaming apps built in, the SYLVOX 19-inch Trailer Series is one of the few smart TVs at this size. It runs Google TV with Chromecast built in, and it has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 and a built-in DVD player.

SYLVOX lists a 1366 x 768 panel with a 60Hz refresh rate and 250 nits of brightness. Some retailer listings call it 1080p, but the manufacturer’s page says 1366 x 768. It accepts 9 to 32V DC for vehicles, or AC power with an adapter. SYLVOX’s store listed it at about $280 (September 2026).

Pros

• Google TV with streaming apps and Chromecast
• Works on 12V/24V DC or AC
• Built-in DVD player

Cons

• Costs more than basic 19-inch TVs
• Very few published owner reviews so far

7. SYLVOX 19″ Waterproof Smart Mirror TV for Bathrooms

If you enjoy watching TV in the bathtub or while cooking, the SYLVOX 19-inch bathroom mirror TV replaces the discontinued Soulaca model from our older list. It is a wall-mounted TV with a mirror finish that looks like a regular mirror when the screen is off.

It has a 1080p screen rated at 500 nits and runs Google TV over Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth 5.0 and a waterproof remote. SYLVOX’s page rates it IP66 against dust and water jets, while a Target listing says IP65, so treat IP65 as the safe figure. Target also lists an ATSC tuner. It costs about $500 (September 2026). One owner review on SYLVOX’s site notes that the built-in sound is weak and suggests an external speaker.

Pros

• Water-resistant design for bathrooms and kitchens
• 1080p screen and Google TV
• Waterproof remote

Cons

• Expensive for the size
• Weak built-in speakers, per owner feedback

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Conclusion

The 19-inch TV has become a niche product, but you still have real choices. For a cheap second screen, the Sceptre E195BV-SR is the easy pick, and the E195BD-SHD adds a DVD player. RV owners should look at the Supersonic SC-1911 or the Jensen models for 12V power. The SYLVOX sets cost more but bring Google TV, and one is built for the bathroom. Check the tuner, power and inputs of each TV before you buy, so that it fits the place you plan to use it.

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