The number of contents to watch on TV is staggering. From Netflix’s The Witcher to Disney+ The Mandalorian to HBO’s The Outsider, you’ll never run out of entertainment. What we particularly liked about the Xtreme MF-1900 is its size and affordability. Sure, it’s not a massive 90-inch monstrosity. But it’s got all the essentials you will to hook up a gaming console or a PC. Of if you have a cable box or if you would be watching through a flashdrive. Xtreme’s MF-1900 has a USB, VGA, and HDMI ports. If you find yourself with a Chromecast, you can connect it to the TV through HDMI, and just like that, you have a smart TV for a significantly lower price. It’s the kind of TV you’d need in a small space, or just an extra TV, or if you’re in immediate need to have a TV, the Xtreme MF-1900 has you covered. If even has an earphone jack. Visual quality, the TV delivers satisfactory results. Since it also supports HDR, we’re getting pictures with colors as vibrant they can be on screen. The bezels are also really slim, making the TV seem much bigger than it appears to be. In some TVs, you might encounter some grainy images every now and then, a slight distortion here and there. For the MF-1900, we’re happy to let you know we ran almost none of these issues with our time of review with the MF-1900. Sound quality is another big plus for us. It provided strong and crisp sound. Turn up the volume and you got something loud, so you won’t miss the punchline. Of course, there is that grand option to hook it up with a good speaker to really bring down the house. Some of us in the office joked that the MF-1900 is small enough that it’s actually very portable. If you’ve got a trip planned with friends or family, you’ve space, and the place you’re going you know won’t have a TV, you can pack up the MF-1900 and bring it along your trip. Then some of you might say, there are smartphones to watch content with. Indeed, you got us. But at least with a TV about the size of the MF-1900, you can all watch comfortably without squeezing into each other. Let’s backtrack for a little bit: We’ve mentioned earlier in this article about a Chromecast. If you’re not familiar with that, it’s a small dongle device that you connect to a normal TV via HDMI. This will grant WiFi access to your TV, so with your smartphone, you can cast your videos, from YouTube, Netflix, or your media files, to your TV. If you’re in need of a TV that is easy on the pockets but offers a lot, the Xtreme MF-1900 has your back.