My daughter has a 240v AC Kogan Smart TV, series 8. It has software for a few streaming services and I know she watches Netflix, Stan, Disney and Prime. Not sure if she ever watches catch-up free to air. Kogan TVs run in series or software families and each model in the range runs either the current or previous versions software (depending if they've sold out), so two Kogan TVs much the same age would be able to access the same things as each other regardless of exact model. Smart TVs are demanding on internet though so you need good service. Kogans can be use downloaded content through casting (a bit likd built-in Chromecast). There was an issue with the remote's volume control and it was replaced eventually but it took a while. I think the delay was Covid-19 related not Kogan related. If you can get free shipping, they're usually well priced.

Hi I just purchased a TCL 32 s615 from hardly Normal $375.00 absolute beauty great picture ,lovely loud sound , smart tv its not 12 v though , I run it off a 200 watt inverter , used 4 amps weighs. 3 kg the 12 v finch I had before was absolute crap and almost double the price. Only down is no DVD player this32 inch actually takes less space against the wall because its thinner , thouroughly recommend I looked at other 12 v all had crap sound and expensive , didnt check Kogan Orid

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Hi I just purchased a TCL 32 s615 from hardly Normal $375.00 absolute beauty great picture ,lovely loud sound , smart tv its not 12 v though , I run it off a 200 watt inverter , used 4 amps weighs. 3 kg the 12 v finch I had before was absolute crap and almost double the price. Only down is no DVD player this32 inch actually takes less space against the wall because its thinner , thouroughly recommend I looked at other 12 v all had crap sound and expensive , didnt check Kogan Orid

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I too have the very same TV. Great. It connects to my Wifi within seconds. I mainly watch Netflix and the local news. I find the sound good too and makes movies great to watch.