Which freeview box would you recommend?

Question

Not sure which one to get, which one has the best features and is reasonably price?

Answer 1

well if u happen to have a spare £80 - £100 u could get one with a hard drive so u could record programmes, bit like sky +

Answer 2

I purely needed a low-value freeview container to tide me over till my Sky deploy. So I have been given a Matsui from Currys for £24.ninety 9. did no longer assume a lot even though it grow to be actually high quality and it even had a slot for a splendid Up television card. some sturdy helpful aspects and an trouble-free to comprehend menu. good deal IMHO

Answer 3

Frankly, the best that you can afford from a given makers range.

If you choose a reputable brand like Sony or Panasonic and buy from a good shop like John Lewis (try their on-line shop) then you can fairly say price=quality.

If you buy from a supermarket or some unknown brand then you may get the features but you'll lose reliability and have a relativley high power consumtion.

Answer 4

Argos have a good one with a 80gb hardrive built in,so you can record straight onto the box without using a vcr or dvd recorder.I know a few people who have 1 and they're impressed with it.The price is £94.50,it also as picture in picture.http://www.argos.co.uk

Answer 5

Gregg

Answer 6

the best by far is the Sony,its not cheap but its way better than anything else around.i tried a few before i got the sony,they all failed after a few weeks

Answer 7

Something a bit nicer than the basic box: http://www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk/TUR160H-i1554.html

But if you just want the basics: http://www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk/itd59-i1192.html

Answer 8

yes!