A lighter, more compact take on the portable TV idea.
This is the smaller, lighter version of Apolosign's portable TV idea, a 24 inch touchscreen on a rolling stand with its own battery. It's easier to tuck into a bedroom, home office, or smaller kitchen than the 32", without losing any of the core features.
It runs the same Android 16 setup as the rest of the lineup, with full Google Play Store access, so streaming apps, games, and everyday tools all install the normal way. Touch, a remote, and voice control through Google Assistant or Gemini AI are all available, pick whichever fits the moment.
The stand has 5 wheels and adjusts for height, tilt, swivel and rotation, and the screen auto-rotates, so it switches between landscape and portrait depending on how you've turned it, handy if you're using it more like a giant tablet than a TV.
Battery life is rated up to 4 hours (tested at 50% brightness over Wi-Fi streaming), shorter than the 32"'s 6 hours, but reasonable for a show or two before it needs a charge. HDMI and USB-C are both on board for a wired connection when you want one.
An 8MP camera and dual microphones handle video calls, and the camera also connects to a laptop over USB-A if that's a more convenient setup. Dual built-in speakers cover casual listening and video audio.
Like the rest of the lineup, the dashboard can sync with the Apolosign Calendar, so it's not purely for watching things, it can sit in family-hub mode when nobody's streaming anything.
The 32" Smart Portable TV has the same core features but a bigger screen, a 4K resolution option, a larger battery, and higher peak brightness, better suited to a living room or a space where the TV is the main focus. This 24" makes more sense as a secondary screen, a bedroom TV, or a portable display for a home office. The PackGo 27" is a different shape entirely, built into a carry case rather than a rolling stand, aimed more at travel than moving between rooms at home.
Good fit for a bedroom, home office, or smaller room where a 32" would feel oversized, or as a second portable screen alongside a bigger main TV.
Skip it if you want the largest possible screen or specifically need the 4K option, the 32" covers both of those and the 24" doesn't.
| Screen size | 24 inch |
|---|---|
| Display type | LCD display |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 (1080p) |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| CPU | Octa-core processor |
| RAM / Storage | 16GB RAM, 128GB storage |
| Operating system | Android |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3, 2x USB-A, 1x USB-C, 1x HDMI |
| Battery | 6800mAh, up to 4 hours |
| Camera / mic | 8MP camera, dual microphones with noise reduction |
Mostly yes, same software and core features, just a smaller screen, no 4K option, and a shorter 4-hour battery life instead of 6.
Yes, it supports auto-rotation between landscape and portrait orientation.
Yes, it runs Android 16 with full Google Play Store access, so you can install the apps you already use.
Touch and voice control through Google Assistant or Gemini AI both work independently of the remote.
Up to 4 hours, tested at 50% brightness while streaming over Wi-Fi.
The 32" has the same features with a larger display, a 4K option, and 6 hours of battery instead of 4.