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which freeview box?

edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in TV MoneySaving
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edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in TV MoneySaving
Looking for a good value freeview box that's nice to use and gives a decent picture and sound.

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  • juliescotjuliescot Forumite
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    spaceboy wrote: »
    Looking for a good value freeview box that's nice to use and gives a decent picture and sound.

    I bought the cheapest one I could find from Tesco and it has been fine. So it was good value to me, but then I am only watching on a small bedroom tv.
  • blackfiveblackfive Forumite
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    It very much depends on the TV set you're wanting to view it on and the quality you want. If its an old TV then the best option will be to go for a cheap model as an interim and then when you replace the TV get one with an integrated tuner. If a new YV then go for something a little more expensive for better quality.
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