Mobile TVs for the Toilet

Mobile TVs can be installed in toilets, with various options available. Here are the details:

Ordinary Mobile TV

Someone spent 370 yuan to install a mobile TV in the bathroom. The main requirements for such TVs are the ability to cast screens and install video software to meet the needs of watching movies, TV series, and long videos. This mobile TV is placed beside the toilet, with a viewing distance of about 1.5 meters during showers, providing an acceptable viewing experience. It can also be seen through the mirror. Additionally, to cope with the humid environment of the bathroom, some waterproofing measures have been taken, such as placing the power strip in a tissue box. Considering the heat generated by the TV itself and the thermal conductivity of the metal bracket, as long as the showerhead does not directly spray water, there are generally no issues.

BOC Free Screen

This is a mobile large screen that can be pulled around, featuring mobility. It is equipped with omnidirectional silent wheels, a rotatable large screen, and a lifting rod, enabling application in different spaces and scenarios, breaking the spatial limitations of traditional TVs and fixed screens. It can be easily moved to any position in home entertainment spaces, office spaces, etc., and the screen position and angle can be adjusted at any time. Some netizens have reported using it as a companion while using the toilet. It comes in sizes such as 32 inches, 22 inches, or 25 inches, allowing users to choose based on the size of their bathroom space.

Key Points for Selecting a Mobile TV

• Mobile Structure: The number of wheels, material, and steering design are crucial. Omni-directional wheels with brakes are more effort-saving than unidirectional wheels, and rubber-rimmed wheels are quieter and more slip-resistant than hard plastic wheels; a low center of gravity for the base ensures smooth pushing and pulling without wobbling or tipping during turns; tightly meshed wheel axles prevent loosening and abnormal noises after a few uses.
• Lifting and Tilt Adjustment: Different heights and usage scenarios have varying requirements for height and viewing angles. The ideal state is a wide vertical lifting range, adjustable tilt angles, and a locking mechanism that secures with a single press.
• Compatible Size and Load Capacity Margin: First, measure the VESA standard hole spacing on the back of your TV, then confirm the compatible size range and maximum load capacity indicated on the bracket. When choosing a 75-inch model, it is advisable to leave at least a 10% margin for peace of mind.
• Installation Convenience and Structural Stability: Details such as being able to complete installation in 3 minutes by one person, having complete screw fittings, and a snap-fit design that prevents misalignment affect the user experience. The structure should be stable enough to prevent wobbling when fully loaded, not lean forward when raised, and the wheels should not slip, even on slightly uneven ground.
• Expansion Interfaces and Scenario Extensibility: Pay attention to whether there are reserved wire management slots, USB power ports, microphone hooks, or advertising screen hooks, etc. More interfaces and sufficient structural reserved space make future upgrades easier.