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Meta Portal TV - Big Screen Smart Video Calling for Group Calls on Your TV

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Style: TV


Features

  • Scale up your greatest conversations. Smart video calling on your TV brings your favorite people, larger-than-life, into your living room.
  • Share the room. Perfect for group calls. Meta Portal TV captures your whole room so everyone is in view without jostling for position.
  • Call anyone, anywhere. Use apps like Messenger and WhatsApp to connect with friends and familyeven if they dont have a Meta Portal.
  • A more natural connection. Smart Camera adjusts automatically so you can move freely and stay in frame, while Smart Sound ensures you can be heard clearly.
  • Privacy by design. Easily disable the camera and microphone, or block the lens with the camera cover.

Description

The entire Meta Portal family is video calling designed to bring people closer. Meta Portal TV brings smart video calling to the biggest screen in your home and turns your TV into a smart video calling screen that’s perfect for group calls. It’s easy to call friends and family on their smartphones and laptops with Messenger and WhatsApp, even if they don’t have a Meta Portal. A Smart Camera pans and zooms to get the whole room in shot and automatically adjusts to keep everyone in frame as they move and talk naturally. Smart Sound makes sure you can be heard by reducing background noise and enhancing the voice of whoever is speaking. Meta Portal’s simple privacy settings mean you can easily disable the camera and microphone, or block the camera lens with a cover. All Meta Portal WhatsApp calls are end-to-end encrypted and you can choose to call individual Messenger contacts using end-to-end encryption. Meta Portal TV needs a wireless internet connection and AC power. Meta Portal voice command availability varies. Screen images simulated. User experience may vary. Requires wireless internet connection and Facebook or WhatsApp account. WhatsApp is not available on tablets. Features, functionality, and content vary and may not be available on all Meta Portal models or in all areas and languages. Some features may require a Facebook account and downloading the Portal mobile app. Additional account registration, terms and fees may apply. Meta Portal TV requires an HDMI cable (not included). Meta Portal TV comes with a remote control.

Brand: Facebook


Model Name: TV


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, WiFi


Special Feature: Flat


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Compatible Devices: ‎Smartphone


Connectivity Protocol: ‎Wi-Fi


Mounting Type: ‎Mount on TV or place below


Video Capture Resolution: ‎720p


Color: ‎Black


Number of Items: ‎1


Included Components: ‎Portal TV, Power adapter, Portal TV remote


Number of Channels: ‎1


Wireless Communication Technology: ‎Wi-Fi


Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Wattage: ‎1 watts


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎7.49 x 2.26 x 1.29 inches


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Item Weight: ‎0.68 Pounds


Room Type: ‎Living Room


Video Capture Format: ‎MPEG-4


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


International Protection Rating: ‎IP54


Control Method: ‎Voice


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎83


UPC: ‎810387030183


Standing screen display size: ‎0.01 Inches


National Stock Number: ‎899-00081-02


Item model number: ‎899-00081-02


Operating System: ‎Portal


Item Weight: ‎10.9 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎7.49 x 2.26 x 1.29 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎7.49 x 2.26 x 1.29 inches


Batteries: ‎2 AA batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎Facebook Technologies, LLC


Date First Available: ‎September 17, 2019


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Easy set up, great features; perfect for the Deaf and Hearing impaired..
I am a professional A/V Integrator and company owner. So I wanted to demo this myself before recommending it to my clients. I had ours installed within 5 minutes and on our first video chat. Our Portal is connected through the HDMI input of a Denon AVR and the video is shown on a new 75" Sony UHD-TV. We have had a few calls that were pixelated or where the calls were dropped, however I believe that was most likely a reception issue originating from the person(s) we called. Both parties we called live in rural areas or areas that have poor cellular and Ethernet reception. I am quite pleased with the video quality when WiFi strength is good and how effectively the camera adjusts to Zoom and Pan thus accommodating people moving about in the room. If I make a Portal call from my couch the camera zooms onto me and any movements. If my wife enters the room the camera immediately zooms out to get her into frame until she sits next to me on the couch, then the camera zooms in closer to include us both in the video call. Using a Sony Smart TV and enabling HDMI-CEC I can be watching Netflix from the Sony Netflix app and all I have to say is "Hey Portal Call Mom" The Portal responds and begins the call. Once the call begins the Sony TV automatically switches from Netflix to Portal TV. This is perfect for the older generation who are not technically savy. A great way to stay in touch with kids, parents, grandparents and friends afar. We have used the Story Telling feature with our 2 year old grandson who loved the interaction with us. Only Con I have is that it has no hardwired Ethernet connection, only Wi-Fi. When we first installed Portal TV we had Xfinity 300mbps Wi-Fi, last week we upgraded to Google Fiber Gigabit so I again I am certain that any video issues we are experiencing are actually originating from whom we called. It may be they do not have their mobile device camera set at the highest resolution, poor celluar and or Wi Fi reception. I have not tried any of the included streaming apps on the PortalTV as we use the apps from our Sony UHD TV. For the price this a wonderful device, for my many deaf and hearing impaired friends this is AWESOME, as it does have a hand held remote so speaking commands is not necessary. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2021 by Darren M.
    • Great Product!
Product is reliable and authentic as advertised!
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Rene Grino Jr
    • The Portal TV is the best hardware Facebook has ever made
I can't believe I am saying this because my mistrust of Facebook is as high as anyone else, but the Portal TV is by far the most useful hardware I have ever bought from Facebook. It has struck upon a great idea which is that video calling on your TV when done cheaply is actually a great idea. And it is a very polished implementation of the idea. It's the perfect appliance for calling family members especially the elderly ones. It's easy to setup. First your family members are already on Facebook or Whatsapp. So that works in their favor. Then setting it up is SUPER easy. It has all the necessary out of box experience thoughtfulness that a device of this class needs to have. Remote is simple, so family members can actually figure this thing out. It really is a lot better than it has any right being. Since I got it, I literally call family members every single day. It's changed my life. I love this thing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022 by Christopher
    • Portal TV let's us talk to grandma! But lack of HDMI auto-switching is a major drawback
(This review is for "Portal TV" since there are reviews for multiple types of Portals mixed together here) The main reason I got Portal TV was that it connects to grandma's huge flat screen TV. We're talking heads which are 3-4 feet tall on her screen when we video chat with her. And it's in her living room where she normally sits. This permits her to see her family. Priceless. But it's really hard to set this device up for her so she can easily use it. Grandma has terrible vision and is really really bad with gadgets, especially remote controls. Asking grandma switch video inputs on her TV remote as opposed to her normally used satellite TV remote is beyond ridiculous. The Portal TV remote is so small I don't think she can even see it. Besides, the buttons on it a camouflaged by being the same color as the case. Even I couldn't see the buttons. Also, another small remote is guaranteed to be lost within a day or two. So using the Portal TV remote is not an option. Her TV wasn't new enough to auto-switch to the Portal TV HDMI feed when answering a call (ie. when Portal answers a Facebook video call). And even if it was, the TV wouldn't auto-switch back which would effectively disable her TV watching. That's her main entertainment in life right now. Cutting it off is beyond unacceptable. So instead I bought an HDMI auto-switch (HDMI Switch SGEYR 5x1 HDMI Switcher 5 in 1). But the Portal TV device doesn't turn off it's HDMI output after it hangs up on a Facebook video call, so the HDMI switcher won't auto-switch back to her TV channels. I ended up setting up a powerstrip on the table near where she sits. The Portal TV device gets it's power from the powerstrip. Before we want to do a Facebook Portal video call with her, we call her on the phone and tell her to turn on the powerstrip (it's big enough that she can see it). We wait two minutes for the Portal TV device to powerup, then we call her on Facebook video (note, you have to use "Messages" in Facebook.com. The Facebook Messenger app on Windows doesn't seem to have a video call option. Yeah, that's not confusing). She answers by saying "Hey Portal, answer" and then once connected, "Hey Portal, camera on". So I got it to work, but is was a huge hassle to setup. The Portal TV device really needs an HDMI switch that can switch to Portal TV video to answer a Facebook video call, then auto-switch back to the TV when done. Call Quality: My mom has old DSL internet service that is pretty slow. Her Portal TV device is connected via good strength WiFi (there is no ethernet port). Portal TV does a very good job of handling the low bandwidth connection. She sometimes looks a little grainy/pixelated, but the video and audio never drop out. She says that her image of us looks very good. The microphones on the Portal TV device seem to do a good job of locking in on her voice. The Portal auto-zoom on person talking seems to work fairly well, but it occasionally decides to zoom in on Grandma's walker, rather than grandma. But it's smart enough to keep grandma in the frame, so it's mostly humorous rather than a real problem. In summary, really cool device that does a good job handling low bandwidth connections and looks fantastic on the big screen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2020 by Benjamin Slade

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