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We actually have 2 televisions in our camper bedroom. The first one is Furrion television mounted to the wall on a swing arm. However, it is not a Smart television.
We have a second, much smaller television, a Roku that is a Smart television. It's not wired into the camper coax cable over-the-air antenna system, since the one mounted on the wall is. But this one works great for streaming from our phone hot spots. We also use the second television to take outside when we occasionally want to set up outside, and the same second television works great as a secondary laptop computer monitor, which I used with my company laptop for a couple years (before I retired a week ago.)
So, that second television is used for multiple scenarios, including playing a DVD / Blue Ray player, streaming internet television and movies / a computer monitor / and for setting up outside. Not bad for an $88 Wall Mart television.
FYI, the television mounted on the wall is directly at the foot of the bed (opposite wall), and is high enough on the wall there's no neck strain. The second television sits on a small stand directly under that television on top of the dresser.
The entire rear of the fifth wheel is a closet, and the closet sliding doors all have mirrors. What's really nice, is, when our necks do get tired or we need to switch positions, we can easily lay on our sides, and watch television through the mirrors. Of course the screen is backwards, but who cares. It works and works very well.
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