The 7 Best 24 Inch TVs
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Small TVs for bedrooms, kitchens, dorms and RVs, compared by picture sharpness, smart system, inputs and sound. The Roku Select Series 24 is our top pick. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
Nearly every TV this small shows a 720p picture. Sharper 1080p sets exist but are rare, and they mostly matter if you sit within arm's reach or plug in a computer. Despite the searches, no 24-inch OLED TV exists; OLED sets start at 42 inches. These little screens suit bedrooms, kitchens, dorm rooms, desks and RVs, where a bigger set won't fit.
From the manual
- Pick home use during setup. Store mode cuts many features, and switching back takes a full factory reset and a second setup. p. 21
- Activation and streaming apps need a free Roku account, but once set up it plays antenna channels, HDMI devices and USB files offline. pp. 27, 151
- Connected Bluetooth headphones mute the speakers and any soundbar. Several pairs can be saved, but only one plays at a time. p. 145
- From the factory it blanks the screen after 15 idle minutes and drops to standby after 4 hours; both can be turned off. p. 107
Why the Roku Select Series 24 is our top pick
Both sets run the same Roku menus on an HD screen with three HDMI inputs, so the choice comes down to listening and control, and that is where our pick pulls ahead. It pairs Bluetooth headphones directly and ships with a push-to-talk voice remote,1 while our runner-up, the Westinghouse WR24HX2210, handles voice search and wireless private listening through the Roku phone app on your own phone.3
The guide explains how the headphone mode behaves: connected headphones mute the TV speakers and any soundbar, and you can save several pairs, though only one plays at a time.2 That suits a shared bedroom or a dorm, where one person watches while another sleeps, with no cord running to the bed and no phone acting as the audio link.
The runner-up has real edges. Its maker lists two 8-watt speakers, where our pick's maker publishes no wattage, a wired headphone jack, and the common 100 by 100 mm wall-mount pattern;3 our pick needs a 200 by 200 bracket.1 Both have an optical output for a soundbar.1,3 If you will hang it on a bracket you already own, or don't mind a headphone cord, the runner-up gives up little.
| Roku Select Series 24 | Westinghouse WR24HX2210 | |
|---|---|---|
| Wireless headphones | Bluetooth, paired to the TV | Through the Roku phone app |
| Voice search | Push-to-talk voice remote | Through the Roku phone app |
| Speakers | Dolby Audio, watts not listed | Dolby Audio, 2 x 8 W |
| Wall mount (VESA) | 200 x 200 mm | 100 x 100 mm |
| Connections | 3 HDMI, optical out | 3 HDMI, optical out, headphone jack |
Sources
- Roku Select Series 24 1Select Series HD spec page 2TV User Guide, version 15.0 (PDF), p. 145
- Westinghouse WR24HX2210 3Spec page
From the manual
- HDMI 1 is the audio-return port, so connect an HDMI soundbar there. p. 3
- The wall bracket and its screws aren't in the box; for the 24-inch the guide lists two M4 and two ST4 screws. p. 10
- The one-year warranty covers only the original buyer of a new set from an authorized US retailer. warranty card, p. 1
Compare the specs
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| Product | Resolution | HDMI inputs | Smart system | Bluetooth | Speakers (W) | Wall mount (VESA, mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Roku Select Series 24 | 720p | 3 | Roku TV | Yes | — | 200 x 200 |
| 2. Westinghouse WR24HX2210 | HD | 3 | Roku TV | Not listed | 2 x 8 | 100 x 100 |
| 3. Westinghouse WX24HA2800 | 720p (1366 x 768) | 3 | Xumo TV | Yes (5.1) | 2 x 3 | 75 x 75 |
| 4. LG 24LB7000PUA | 1080p (1920 x 1080) | 2 | webOS 26 | Yes (5.3) | 10 total | 100 x 100 |
| 5. Westinghouse WD24HX1201 | 720p | 2 | None | Not listed | 2 x 3 | 100 x 100 |
| 6. Westinghouse WD24HX5201 | 720p | 3 | None (DVD player) | Not listed | 2 x 3 | 100 x 100 |
| 7. Sylvox RT24R3KGCA | 1080p (1920 x 1080) | 2 | Android 11 | Yes (5.0) | 2 x 5 | — |
Values come from each maker's spec page. Westinghouse lists its Roku set only as HD. Not listed means the spec page has no Bluetooth entry; the Westinghouse Roku set offers private listening through the Roku phone app instead. Roku publishes no speaker wattage and Sylvox no wall-mount pattern. The LG figures come from LG's Hong Kong page for the same 24-inch LB70.
From the manual
- Put batteries in the remote within 15 minutes of first plugging in the TV and it pairs itself; later, pairing is a button hold. p. 5
- Voice search works only after the remote is paired and the TV is online. p. 5
- Activation needs a phone or computer; a Xumo account with payment details is optional. Skip Wi-Fi and it still works as a regular TV. p. 6
- Wall mounting takes four M4 screws on the 24-inch, and the bracket isn't included. p. 10
From the manual
- Turning it off with the button on the set takes a press and hold, and doing so closes every running app. p. 6
- It shuts itself off after 15 minutes with no input signal and no remote use. p. 10
- Bulky plugs may not fit: LG suggests HDMI and USB plugs under 10 mm thick and 18 mm wide. p. 7
- Damage caused by unapproved stands, mounts or other accessories isn't covered by the warranty. p. 5
From the manual
- Sets sold used, renewed or refurbished aren't covered, and coverage starts only with a new set from an authorized US retailer. p. 1
- Use in a business or a shared area of an apartment building isn't covered, and neither is burn-in from images left on screen. p. 1
Editor's Notes
November 5, 2026, by Ezvid Wiki Editors:
We read Roku's TV user guide, LG's owner's manual and Westinghouse's setup guides and warranty card, then added a spec table, notes from those documents and a section on why the Roku Select is our top pick. We corrected two claims credited to RTINGS, whose test of a larger Roku Select found text-clarity problems and weak gaming. We also dropped the claim that the LG comes from a hotel line; LG sells it as a regular 2026 smart TV.
October 23, 2026, by Ezvid Wiki Editors:
The Roku Select Series 24 is the new top pick. Roku now makes its own small TVs, and this one pairs with Bluetooth headphones and gets the same menus and updates as Roku's bigger sets. Every pick from the old list is gone: the Vizio D24F-G1, Insignia NS-24DF3, LG 24LM530S-PU, Westinghouse WR24HX, NT North Tech 24SMTV, Sceptre E246BV-F, Sansui S24 and SuperSonic SC-2411H have been discontinued or can't be found new.
The list is shorter now because new sets this size are scarce. Many that turn up in searches are refurbished units or 32-inch TVs. We left out the Insignia F20 Fire TV only because it was out of stock at the store we link to; it's in Special Honors. If text and sharpness matter most, look at the LG 24LB7000PUA, one of the few 1080p sets at this size.
No major lab reviews TVs this small. RTINGS has reviewed a larger Roku Select set, so we leaned on that, the makers' spec sheets and port lists, owner reports on sound and setup, and the CPSC's recall and tip-over records. [2026 update: RTINGS tested the 65-inch 4K version of that 2023 set and found text-clarity problems for computer use and called it a poor choice for gaming, so we no longer cite it for those points.]
Earlier notes
January 13, 2021, by Brett Dvoretz:
One may immediately notice that you won't see many of the premium name brands like Samsung and Sony here. That is because these companies generally stopped manufacturing 24-inch TVs some time ago. What we are left to choose from is mostly companies focused on producing budget models, and that is ok, since most people don't want to spend an arm and a leg on a TV this size anyways. When it comes to options that have a full 1080p display, your choices are even more limited, however you will get that on the Vizio D24F-G1, Sceptre E246BV-F, and SuperSonic SC-2411H, the first of which also boasts smart functionality. That being said, if you don't need 1080p, which many people don't because they won't be able to see the difference on something with such a small display anyways, you can consider the Insignia NS-24DF3, LG 24LM530S-PU, Westinghouse WR24HX, and NT North Tech 24SMTV, all of which have smart features and cost a bit less than the Vizio. In fact, the NT North Tech 24SMTV costs right around what you can expect to pay for a non-smart model.
November 14, 2018, by Daniel Imperiale:
Big TV companies aren't exactly pouring money into R&D for the 24-inch class, so most of the decent options to come out recently are by smaller companies like Polaroid and Insignia, though Vizio seems committed to providing some good features for consumers, including one set with full 1080p HD.
Special Honors
Insignia F20 Fire TV Insignia, Best Buy's house brand, makes the F20, a 24-inch Fire TV set. It runs Fire TV with an Alexa voice remote and shows 720p. It was out of stock at the store we link to when we checked, but Best Buy still sells it, and it suits a home already built around Alexa. insigniaproducts.com
Anchor It The Consumer Product Safety Commission's Anchor It campaign shows how to strap a TV and the furniture under it to the wall, with free guides on the straps and brackets to use. A small TV on a tall dresser in a child's room is the kind of setup it warns about. anchorit.gov
720p, 1080p And The 24-Inch OLED Question
The OLED panels near 24 inches are sold as gaming monitors, with no TV tuner and no smart TV system.
Almost every TV this size has a 1366 by 768 panel, sold as 720p HD. From a bed or a kitchen counter five or six feet away, that's hard to tell from 1080p on a screen this small. It shows when you sit close. At a desk, with a computer plugged in, small text looks soft.
The LG LB70 is one of the few 24-inch sets with a full 1920 by 1080 panel, and it refreshes at 120 Hz, which smooths motion in games. LG sells it as a regular 2026 smart TV with a one-year parts-and-labor warranty, though it has only two HDMI ports. Sylvox's 12-volt RV set is 1080p too. Roku's own Select line is 720p at 24 inches and switches to 4K panels only from 43 inches up.
People also search for a 24-inch OLED TV. There isn't one: OLED TVs start at 42 inches. The OLED panels near 24 inches are sold as gaming monitors, with no TV tuner and no smart TV system.
Smart System, Plain Screen Or Monitor
Every smart TV needs an account and an internet connection for its apps, and each system has a lean. Roku's menus are plain and look the same on every brand that uses them, and the Roku Select Series adds Bluetooth headphone pairing. The catch: RTINGS reports large home-screen ads on every Roku TV it has tested, and they can't be removed. Xumo, from Comcast and Charter, centers on free live channels. LG's webOS adds LG's own free channels and AirPlay. Fire TV sets, such as the Insignia F20, tie into Alexa.
Software on a cheap TV ages. A non-smart set plus a streaming stick avoids that: when the stick gets slow, you replace the stick, not the TV. A plain set also works with just an antenna and no Wi-Fi, and every set on this list has a built-in tuner for free over-the-air channels.
For a desk, a 24-inch computer monitor gives a sharper picture for the money but has no tuner, no remote and usually weak speakers. A TV works as a monitor over HDMI, but on a 720p set small text looks soft, and RTINGS found text-clarity trouble even on a 4K Roku Select used as a computer screen, because of how its pixels are arranged. Turn off overscan or use the PC picture mode so the edges of the desktop aren't cut off.
Sound, Mounting And Tip-Overs
Small TVs have small speakers. Westinghouse lists two 3-watt speakers on its basic 24-inch set and its Xumo model and two 8-watt speakers on its Roku model, and thin, quiet sound is the most common gripe among owners of small sets. Most sets here have an optical audio output for a soundbar, and the Roku Select, the Westinghouse Xumo set, the LG and the Sylvox also have Bluetooth.
Most of these sets use a VESA 100 by 100 millimeter wall-mount pattern, but Roku's Select Series uses 200 by 200 and the Westinghouse Xumo set 75 by 75. Check before you buy a bracket, and plan on buying the screws.
A light TV on a dresser can still fall. The CPSC counted 459 child deaths from tip-overs of TVs, furniture and appliances from 2000 through 2018, and most of those children were 5 or younger. Anchor the TV and the furniture, and keep the set pushed back on a low, sturdy base.
In an RV, a 12-volt set like the Sylvox runs straight from the house battery. A regular TV needs an inverter, which loses some power in the conversion, so check how much the TV draws first.
How we researched this
We compared 17 current and recent 24-inch TVs and kept seven. For those we read Roku's TV User Guide (version 15.0), LG's owner's manual for the 24LB7000PUA, Westinghouse's quick start guides for its Roku and Xumo sets and its one-year warranty card, and each maker's spec or support page; for the Sylvox RT24R3KGCA we found only its spec page. RTINGS's review of a 65-inch 2023 Roku Select told us what all Roku TVs share, such as home-screen ads, but not how the 24-inch looks. A search of the CPSC recall database on November 5, 2026 found no TV recall for Roku, Westinghouse, Xumo or Sylvox, and one for LG: 86-inch sets recalled in 2023 over a tip-over hazard.
Sources (14)
- Roku: Select Series HD TVs
- Roku TV User Guide, version 15.0 (PDF)
- Westinghouse: 24-inch HD Smart Roku TV (WR24HX2210)
- Westinghouse: 24-inch HD Smart Xumo TV
- Westinghouse: 24-inch HD TV (WD24HX1201)
- Westinghouse: 24-inch HD DVD Combo TV (WD24HX5201)
- Westinghouse: one-year limited warranty card (PDF)
- LG: 24LB7000PUA support, manual and warranty
- LG: LB70 24-inch spec page (Hong Kong model)
- Sylvox: Limo 24 (RT24R3KGCA) specifications
- Xumo: pausing Xumo Play channels
- RTINGS: Roku Select Series review
- CPSC: Anchor It tip-over statistics
- CPSC recalls
Frequently asked questions
Is there a 24-inch OLED TV?
No. OLED TVs start at 42 inches. OLED panels near 24 inches are sold as gaming monitors, which have no TV tuner or smart TV system.
Is 720p good enough on a 24-inch TV?
For watching from five or six feet away, yes; the difference from 1080p is hard to see on a screen this small. If you sit at a desk or use it with a computer, 1080p makes text noticeably sharper.
Can I use a 24-inch TV as a computer monitor?
Yes, over HDMI, and some Westinghouse sets also have a VGA port. Turn off overscan or use the PC picture mode. A 720p TV shows softer text than a 1080p monitor of the same size.
Do I need Wi-Fi for a small TV?
Only for streaming apps. Every set on this list has a tuner for free antenna channels and works with HDMI devices without an internet connection.
How big is a 24-inch TV?
The screen measures about 23.6 inches corner to corner. With its stand, a typical set is about 21 inches wide and 14 to 15 inches tall.
Can I run a 24-inch TV in an RV?
Yes. A 12-volt set like the Sylvox RT24R3KGCA runs straight from the battery. A regular TV works through an inverter, but check how much power it draws first.
