Channel Master DVR+
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Channel Master DVR+
- Critic Reviews (5)
- User Reviews (3)
- 70AVERAGE CRITIC SCORE5 ReviewsCNET70Channel Master DVR+ review: Subscription-free, no-Even if it is a little rough around the edges, the Channel Master DVR+ delivers on the cord-cutter promise of an over-the-air DVR+ without subscription fees.Wired60Channel Master DVR+For anyone who lives outside the reach of cable or wants freedom from cable’s pricey contractual vise, the DVR+ allows for easy and effective OTA recording. Just be prepared for a steep outlay.TechHive70Channel Master DVR+ review: Record over-the-air TVIts interface will seem a little basic if you're used to a DVR with a lot of extra features. But the DVR+ works well, and it's an affordable way for cord-cutters to record over-the-air TV.Digital Trends70Channel Master DVR+ reviewThose who need a DVR to record free, over-the-air TV without the bond of a subscription should give the DVR+ some serious consideration- it’s a solid, reliable device with excellent picture quality that gets the ole’ job done.About80Channel Master DVR+ TV Antenna DVR ReviewThe DVR+ is easy to setup and use for both TV viewing and recording, as well as allowing storage expansion capability, and the added bonus of being able to stream content from internet (although selection is limited so far).
- 87AVERAGE USER SCORE3 ReviewsEngadget Reader90January 5, 2018Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!The best in its category. We highly recommend it. - EngadgetEngadget Reader90January 30, 2015Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!OK, so with a base price of $249 plus $60 for a 1TB drive and another $20 for an antenna, yes its a high initial outlay. But look at your cable, fiber optics, or dish bill and divide that into the number and you will find it is paid off in three to five months. Plus unlike the other alternatives, there are no monthly fees to be paying. It has a great link to internet based programming guides, an intuitive recording interface, two channels so you can watch one station and record the other, or record two stations, all at once. Combine this with the built in Vudu, Pandora, and YouTube links and you are on your way to a very satisfactory cord cutting. By adding in a low cost interface to Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Netflix, your entertainment needs should be quite amicably sated, at a fraction of the cost you were being subjected to with cable, fiber optics, or dish.Engadget Reader80February 22, 2014Feedback submitted!Unable to submit feedback!There's a lot to like about this in spite of a few flaws. - Engadget
Key Specs
TYPE
High def DVR
HD RECORDING CAPACITY
220
SD RECORDING CAPACITY
620
NUMBER OF DIGITAL TUNERS
2
VIDEO OUTPUTS
HDMI
SERVICE TYPE
Standalone
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