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Kydos TV 24" HD Ready LED K24NH22SD00V3 (2025)

This 24-inch HD Ready television incorporates Direct LED technology, which ensures adequate lighting with moderate performance in the darker areas of the image. It is suitable for small spaces with a...

This 24-inch HD Ready television incorporates Direct LED technology, which ensures adequate lighting with moderate performance in the darker areas of the image. It is suitable for small spaces with a resolution of 1366x768, offering satisfactory picture quality. It is designed to meet the needs of the everyday viewer, especially in environments where space...

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Description

This 24-inch HD Ready television incorporates Direct LED technology, which ensures adequate lighting with moderate performance in the darker areas of the image. It is suitable for small spaces with a resolution of 1366x768, offering satisfactory picture quality. It is designed to meet the needs of the everyday viewer, especially in environments where space is limited.

The television features stereo speakers that provide pleasant sound and supports various types of tuners, allowing you to watch digital channels via satellite, terrestrial, or cable signals. Although it does not have an operating system, it includes a Digital Audio Optical port for easy connection to audio systems.

  • Diagonal: 24 inches
  • Panel Type: Direct LED
  • Resolution: HD Ready (1366x768)
  • Channels: Stereo
  • Tuner: DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2
  • Refresh Rate: 50/60 Hz
  • Speakers: Stereo for improved sound reproduction
  • Energy Class: E

The absence of HDMI 2.1 support is important to note, as it means you cannot enjoy the full capabilities offered by the latest gaming consoles. However, this television remains a solid choice for basic use.

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Specifications

Image

Diagonal
24 "
Resolution
HD Ready
Refresh Rate
50/60 Hz
Type of Panel
Direct LED
Local Dimming
No

Audio

Channels
Stereo

Features & Functions

Receiver
DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2
Media Player
Yes
PVR Recording
No
Hotel Mode
No
Voice Commands
No
HbbTV
No
VRR
No

Additional Specifications

Software
Without

Wired Connections

Ethernet
No
Headphones
No
Digital Audio Optical
Yes
Number of HDMI 2.1
-

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi
No
Bluetooth
No
Miracast
No
Chromecast Built-In
No
Screen Mirroring
No
AirPlay
No

Product Details

Release Date
2025
VESA Mount
-

Energy Label

Energy Class
E

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    Tragic.
    Image (colors, clarity, detail, brightness), sound (a torture for the ears, urgently some computer speakers, then it gets better), quality in general, remote control ...
    Its white is like the TV has jaundice.
    The pallor is pervasive in the image.
    If you don't use a lot of contrast (which in fact you want so that the screen is tolerably bright), the image starts to clear up, but then the brightness drops quite a bit, which in any case is limited. That is, either you will see things somewhat brightly but rather blurry, or you will distinguish more things and with fuller colors, but the brightness will be on the insufficient side, though you will probably have to accept this compromise.
    As you understand, the words detail, clarity, shading, outlines mean nothing here. In general you see things approximately. Also (apart from the bad tint of the colors in general) the washed-out and unnatural skin colors (and not only those) and their fading (e.g. in faces) are the highlight. All this, as I said before, you reduce as much as you can with low contrast and you are forced to do it.
    The bad thing is that even if you convince yourself to accept this image, with its obvious pallor (with a little goodwill), and adjust it as much as possible with contrast no higher than 55 (and even lower is better, the more you reduce it the better), the sound is a disgrace and incredibly unbearable and annoying - any little transistor radio plays better. And television is an audiovisual medium; you cannot suffer when you listen, and it is not possible for a TV to require you to listen to it necessarily with external speakers. It is small, supposedly convenient to carry wherever suits you (e.g. to the veranda), will you always carry the little speakers too and connect them? This is a curse.
    It is one of those products that should not be on the market.
    It is far below a (low) minimum of requirements that would justify its existence.
    Do you think it is cheap? For how badly made it is, NO.
    I don't know what else to say. Some may consider me overly strict, but I think it is a purchase that ruins your mood and you regret.
    And one last thing. The kydos has the same kind of image as the F and U FL32109, same menu, if you put them side by side they take commands from the same remote control, either one or the other (that is, you cannot operate them separately if the remote is pointed at both) and simply the kydos is noticeably more "yellowish" (and "greenish", generally paler) than the F and U. These TVs are OEM-made. You think you are getting a TV from a company called KYDOS but that is not true. They are small variations of the same thing (you are not getting some new design, which if it were at least relatively good would not matter).
    - I also found something good in the TV. Wonderful viewing angle (and that's putting it mildly), in contrast to the typical (perhaps mediocre) one of the F and U. So... different type of screen? Maybe.
    I have posted pictures, one of which, taken from the F and U side, shows exactly this almost perfect viewing angle of the kydos (which is not intended for me) next to the 32-inch F and U (which is not intended for me either) which, although at a smaller viewing angle, has faded completely, while the kydos looks as if you are seeing it completely from the front (full colors and contrast), while the other is taken from the kydos side, so the F and U image has almost disappeared. Of course the F and U definitely has softer colors and a visible difference in how the face color fills in, a difference that is crucial. All this is of course much more apparent in reality and not from the photo.
    In general, though, these TVs are rubbish, not something anyone should seriously bother with.
    I will attach more photos in the near future so you can see how unacceptable and yellowish the kydos is (referring only to the colors) compared to another TV that is not the best in the world either but I would say a relatively mediocre TV, and keep in mind that reality is much worse than what appears in the photos (the yellowness of the kydos is not captured accurately, it is much worse - and also the relatively mediocre other TV is quite flattered in the photos - from the phone of course the photos, and I don't understand why, reality is different).
    Finally, 2 other photos were added showing a singer holding a microphone in his hand and don't ask me which of the two shows the image of the kydos, obviously the paler and more yellowish one, while the other has perfectly fine colors and as I said before the photos flatter both TVs, reality is worse, but even so you see what I mean. And that is only half the truth; if you don't also hear the sound, you still haven't understood anything, a big shock awaits you. The speakers used must be the worst worldwide and in general in the history of sound.
    ---------------
    3/8/26 I decided to write this as well for your information. A cheap 24-inch TV at a very low price (79 euros) that is worth the money is the Dahua LED LTV24-LD100 (of course it also exists in 32 inches, same LD100 model, 89 euros!). Read my review for the 24-inch one.
    S.D.

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  • Tragic.
    Image (colors, clarity, detail, brightness), sound (a torture for the ears, urgently some computer speakers, then it gets better), quality in general, remote control ...
    Its white is like the TV has jaundice.
    The pallor is pervasive in the image.
    If you don't use a lot of contrast (which in fact you want so that the screen is tolerably bright), the image starts to clear up, but then the brightness drops quite a bit, which in any case is limited. That is, either you will see things somewhat brightly but rather blurry, or you will distinguish more things and with fuller colors, but the brightness will be on the insufficient side, though you will probably have to accept this compromise.
    As you understand, the words detail, clarity, shading, outlines mean nothing here. In general you see things approximately. Also (apart from the bad tint of the colors in general) the washed-out and unnatural skin colors (and not only those) and their fading (e.g. in faces) are the highlight. All this, as I said before, you reduce as much as you can with low contrast and you are forced to do it.
    The bad thing is that even if you convince yourself to accept this image, with its obvious pallor (with a little goodwill), and adjust it as much as possible with contrast no higher than 55 (and even lower is better, the more you reduce it the better), the sound is a disgrace and incredibly unbearable and annoying - any little transistor radio plays better. And television is an audiovisual medium; you cannot suffer when you listen, and it is not possible for a TV to require you to listen to it necessarily with external speakers. It is small, supposedly convenient to carry wherever suits you (e.g. to the veranda), will you always carry the little speakers too and connect them? This is a curse.
    It is one of those products that should not be on the market.
    It is far below a (low) minimum of requirements that would justify its existence.
    Do you think it is cheap? For how badly made it is, NO.
    I don't know what else to say. Some may consider me overly strict, but I think it is a purchase that ruins your mood and you regret.
    And one last thing. The kydos has the same kind of image as the F and U FL32109, same menu, if you put them side by side they take commands from the same remote control, either one or the other (that is, you cannot operate them separately if the remote is pointed at both) and simply the kydos is noticeably more "yellowish" (and "greenish", generally paler) than the F and U. These TVs are OEM-made. You think you are getting a TV from a company called KYDOS but that is not true. They are small variations of the same thing (you are not getting some new design, which if it were at least relatively good would not matter).
    - I also found something good in the TV. Wonderful viewing angle (and that's putting it mildly), in contrast to the typical (perhaps mediocre) one of the F and U. So... different type of screen? Maybe.
    I have posted pictures, one of which, taken from the F and U side, shows exactly this almost perfect viewing angle of the kydos (which is not intended for me) next to the 32-inch F and U (which is not intended for me either) which, although at a smaller viewing angle, has faded completely, while the kydos looks as if you are seeing it completely from the front (full colors and contrast), while the other is taken from the kydos side, so the F and U image has almost disappeared. Of course the F and U definitely has softer colors and a visible difference in how the face color fills in, a difference that is crucial. All this is of course much more apparent in reality and not from the photo.
    In general, though, these TVs are rubbish, not something anyone should seriously bother with.
    I will attach more photos in the near future so you can see how unacceptable and yellowish the kydos is (referring only to the colors) compared to another TV that is not the best in the world either but I would say a relatively mediocre TV, and keep in mind that reality is much worse than what appears in the photos (the yellowness of the kydos is not captured accurately, it is much worse - and also the relatively mediocre other TV is quite flattered in the photos - from the phone of course the photos, and I don't understand why, reality is different).
    Finally, 2 other photos were added showing a singer holding a microphone in his hand and don't ask me which of the two shows the image of the kydos, obviously the paler and more yellowish one, while the other has perfectly fine colors and as I said before the photos flatter both TVs, reality is worse, but even so you see what I mean. And that is only half the truth; if you don't also hear the sound, you still haven't understood anything, a big shock awaits you. The speakers used must be the worst worldwide and in general in the history of sound.
    ---------------
    3/8/26 I decided to write this as well for your information. A cheap 24-inch TV at a very low price (79 euros) that is worth the money is the Dahua LED LTV24-LD100 (of course it also exists in 32 inches, same LD100 model, 89 euros!). Read my review for the 24-inch one.
    S.D.

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Description & Specifications

Image

Diagonal
24 "
Resolution
HD Ready
Refresh Rate
50/60 Hz
Type of Panel
Direct LED
Local Dimming
No

Audio

Channels
Stereo

Features & Functions

Receiver
DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2
Media Player
Yes
PVR Recording
No
Hotel Mode
No
Voice Commands
No
HbbTV
No
VRR
No

Additional Specifications

Software
Without

Wired Connections

Ethernet
No
Headphones
No
Digital Audio Optical
Yes
Number of HDMI 2.1
-

Wireless Connections

Wi-Fi
No
Bluetooth
No
Miracast
No
Chromecast Built-In
No
Screen Mirroring
No
AirPlay
No

Product Details

Release Date
2025
VESA Mount
-

Energy Label

Energy Class
E

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Description

This 24-inch HD Ready television incorporates Direct LED technology, which ensures adequate lighting with moderate performance in the darker areas of the image. It is suitable for small spaces with a resolution of 1366x768, offering satisfactory picture quality. It is designed to meet the needs of the everyday viewer, especially in environments where space is limited.

The television features stereo speakers that provide pleasant sound and supports various types of tuners, allowing you to watch digital channels via satellite, terrestrial, or cable signals. Although it does not have an operating system, it includes a Digital Audio Optical port for easy connection to audio systems.

  • Diagonal: 24 inches
  • Panel Type: Direct LED
  • Resolution: HD Ready (1366x768)
  • Channels: Stereo
  • Tuner: DVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T2
  • Refresh Rate: 50/60 Hz
  • Speakers: Stereo for improved sound reproduction
  • Energy Class: E

The absence of HDMI 2.1 support is important to note, as it means you cannot enjoy the full capabilities offered by the latest gaming consoles. However, this television remains a solid choice for basic use.

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    Tragic.
    Image (colors, clarity, detail, brightness), sound (a torture for the ears, urgently some computer speakers, then it gets better), quality in general, remote control ...
    Its white is like the TV has jaundice.
    The pallor is pervasive in the image.
    If you don't use a lot of contrast (which in fact you want so that the screen is tolerably bright), the image starts to clear up, but then the brightness drops quite a bit, which in any case is limited. That is, either you will see things somewhat brightly but rather blurry, or you will distinguish more things and with fuller colors, but the brightness will be on the insufficient side, though you will probably have to accept this compromise.
    As you understand, the words detail, clarity, shading, outlines mean nothing here. In general you see things approximately. Also (apart from the bad tint of the colors in general) the washed-out and unnatural skin colors (and not only those) and their fading (e.g. in faces) are the highlight. All this, as I said before, you reduce as much as you can with low contrast and you are forced to do it.
    The bad thing is that even if you convince yourself to accept this image, with its obvious pallor (with a little goodwill), and adjust it as much as possible with contrast no higher than 55 (and even lower is better, the more you reduce it the better), the sound is a disgrace and incredibly unbearable and annoying - any little transistor radio plays better. And television is an audiovisual medium; you cannot suffer when you listen, and it is not possible for a TV to require you to listen to it necessarily with external speakers. It is small, supposedly convenient to carry wherever suits you (e.g. to the veranda), will you always carry the little speakers too and connect them? This is a curse.
    It is one of those products that should not be on the market.
    It is far below a (low) minimum of requirements that would justify its existence.
    Do you think it is cheap? For how badly made it is, NO.
    I don't know what else to say. Some may consider me overly strict, but I think it is a purchase that ruins your mood and you regret.
    And one last thing. The kydos has the same kind of image as the F and U FL32109, same menu, if you put them side by side they take commands from the same remote control, either one or the other (that is, you cannot operate them separately if the remote is pointed at both) and simply the kydos is noticeably more "yellowish" (and "greenish", generally paler) than the F and U. These TVs are OEM-made. You think you are getting a TV from a company called KYDOS but that is not true. They are small variations of the same thing (you are not getting some new design, which if it were at least relatively good would not matter).
    - I also found something good in the TV. Wonderful viewing angle (and that's putting it mildly), in contrast to the typical (perhaps mediocre) one of the F and U. So... different type of screen? Maybe.
    I have posted pictures, one of which, taken from the F and U side, shows exactly this almost perfect viewing angle of the kydos (which is not intended for me) next to the 32-inch F and U (which is not intended for me either) which, although at a smaller viewing angle, has faded completely, while the kydos looks as if you are seeing it completely from the front (full colors and contrast), while the other is taken from the kydos side, so the F and U image has almost disappeared. Of course the F and U definitely has softer colors and a visible difference in how the face color fills in, a difference that is crucial. All this is of course much more apparent in reality and not from the photo.
    In general, though, these TVs are rubbish, not something anyone should seriously bother with.
    I will attach more photos in the near future so you can see how unacceptable and yellowish the kydos is (referring only to the colors) compared to another TV that is not the best in the world either but I would say a relatively mediocre TV, and keep in mind that reality is much worse than what appears in the photos (the yellowness of the kydos is not captured accurately, it is much worse - and also the relatively mediocre other TV is quite flattered in the photos - from the phone of course the photos, and I don't understand why, reality is different).
    Finally, 2 other photos were added showing a singer holding a microphone in his hand and don't ask me which of the two shows the image of the kydos, obviously the paler and more yellowish one, while the other has perfectly fine colors and as I said before the photos flatter both TVs, reality is worse, but even so you see what I mean. And that is only half the truth; if you don't also hear the sound, you still haven't understood anything, a big shock awaits you. The speakers used must be the worst worldwide and in general in the history of sound.
    ---------------
    3/8/26 I decided to write this as well for your information. A cheap 24-inch TV at a very low price (79 euros) that is worth the money is the Dahua LED LTV24-LD100 (of course it also exists in 32 inches, same LD100 model, 89 euros!). Read my review for the 24-inch one.
    S.D.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Tragic.
    Image (colors, clarity, detail, brightness), sound (a torture for the ears, urgently some computer speakers, then it gets better), quality in general, remote control ...
    Its white is like the TV has jaundice.
    The pallor is pervasive in the image.
    If you don't use a lot of contrast (which in fact you want so that the screen is tolerably bright), the image starts to clear up, but then the brightness drops quite a bit, which in any case is limited. That is, either you will see things somewhat brightly but rather blurry, or you will distinguish more things and with fuller colors, but the brightness will be on the insufficient side, though you will probably have to accept this compromise.
    As you understand, the words detail, clarity, shading, outlines mean nothing here. In general you see things approximately. Also (apart from the bad tint of the colors in general) the washed-out and unnatural skin colors (and not only those) and their fading (e.g. in faces) are the highlight. All this, as I said before, you reduce as much as you can with low contrast and you are forced to do it.
    The bad thing is that even if you convince yourself to accept this image, with its obvious pallor (with a little goodwill), and adjust it as much as possible with contrast no higher than 55 (and even lower is better, the more you reduce it the better), the sound is a disgrace and incredibly unbearable and annoying - any little transistor radio plays better. And television is an audiovisual medium; you cannot suffer when you listen, and it is not possible for a TV to require you to listen to it necessarily with external speakers. It is small, supposedly convenient to carry wherever suits you (e.g. to the veranda), will you always carry the little speakers too and connect them? This is a curse.
    It is one of those products that should not be on the market.
    It is far below a (low) minimum of requirements that would justify its existence.
    Do you think it is cheap? For how badly made it is, NO.
    I don't know what else to say. Some may consider me overly strict, but I think it is a purchase that ruins your mood and you regret.
    And one last thing. The kydos has the same kind of image as the F and U FL32109, same menu, if you put them side by side they take commands from the same remote control, either one or the other (that is, you cannot operate them separately if the remote is pointed at both) and simply the kydos is noticeably more "yellowish" (and "greenish", generally paler) than the F and U. These TVs are OEM-made. You think you are getting a TV from a company called KYDOS but that is not true. They are small variations of the same thing (you are not getting some new design, which if it were at least relatively good would not matter).
    - I also found something good in the TV. Wonderful viewing angle (and that's putting it mildly), in contrast to the typical (perhaps mediocre) one of the F and U. So... different type of screen? Maybe.
    I have posted pictures, one of which, taken from the F and U side, shows exactly this almost perfect viewing angle of the kydos (which is not intended for me) next to the 32-inch F and U (which is not intended for me either) which, although at a smaller viewing angle, has faded completely, while the kydos looks as if you are seeing it completely from the front (full colors and contrast), while the other is taken from the kydos side, so the F and U image has almost disappeared. Of course the F and U definitely has softer colors and a visible difference in how the face color fills in, a difference that is crucial. All this is of course much more apparent in reality and not from the photo.
    In general, though, these TVs are rubbish, not something anyone should seriously bother with.
    I will attach more photos in the near future so you can see how unacceptable and yellowish the kydos is (referring only to the colors) compared to another TV that is not the best in the world either but I would say a relatively mediocre TV, and keep in mind that reality is much worse than what appears in the photos (the yellowness of the kydos is not captured accurately, it is much worse - and also the relatively mediocre other TV is quite flattered in the photos - from the phone of course the photos, and I don't understand why, reality is different).
    Finally, 2 other photos were added showing a singer holding a microphone in his hand and don't ask me which of the two shows the image of the kydos, obviously the paler and more yellowish one, while the other has perfectly fine colors and as I said before the photos flatter both TVs, reality is worse, but even so you see what I mean. And that is only half the truth; if you don't also hear the sound, you still haven't understood anything, a big shock awaits you. The speakers used must be the worst worldwide and in general in the history of sound.
    ---------------
    3/8/26 I decided to write this as well for your information. A cheap 24-inch TV at a very low price (79 euros) that is worth the money is the Dahua LED LTV24-LD100 (of course it also exists in 32 inches, same LD100 model, 89 euros!). Read my review for the 24-inch one.
    S.D.

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