Soulaca 27 inch Smart LED Mirror TV for Bathroom,Full Screen Touch Panel,1080P Waterpoof with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Integrated with Speaker,HYM27E-TBLS11017 2024 Model

I bought the TV to replace an old, analogue wall-mounted TV in my kitchen. I chose this one as it has a flat border around the back, so it fits snugly against the wall, unlike other 24" TVs that can be wall-mounted but are normally stand-mounted. For those TVs the electronics at the back form a bulge at the bottom, preventing flush mounting.The TV looks very sleek. Mounting it was fairly easy, as I already had a cut-out in the plasterboard and just had to attach the supplied mounting frame to the breeze block with some wooden spacers. To take up the slight irregularities in the plasterboard, I attached a thin strip of foam draught excluder around the edge of the back of the TV (it might be best to use silicone sealant in a bathroom to prevent water running down the back). However, as the sound comes out of speakers behind the TV, the sound in the room was very low, even when set to full volume. At the same time the sound travelled along the cavity between the plasterboard and blockwall all around the house. The solution was to insert high density foam strips in the cavity behind the TV to prevent the sound travelling in the cavity and to remove the draught excluder along the lower edge (where it won't be seen) to let the sound out. This improved the situation significantly. If this hadn't worked, I would have bought a bluetooth speaker and used that instead.The TV was easy to set up, as I'm familiar with the LG web OS and I got it connected to the WiFi very quickly. The mirror finish with the TV off looks very high tech, which was what I wanted to achieve - I didn't want it to look like I'd just bolted a standard TV to the wall. However, there is a drawback when using it in a kitchen, which is that you see reflections from objects inside the room (I should have thought of this, as most TVs are matt black). This may not be such a problem in a bathroom, where you might have the lights off, but in a brightly lit kitchen it can be annoying, especially during dark scenes. On the other hand, I only intend to use it occasionally and its aesthetic appeal when switched off is more important to me than a perfect picture when in use.Another point to note is the green/red on/off LED that shines through the mirror. I found this annoying, but you can switch it off in the menu, so all is well.Overall I'm very happy with it, despite the minor drawbacks.

The remote control doesn’t work very well even after changing batteries

Great for the bathroom looks cool