Typical price: £50
What is it: Standard-def freesat box
What we think: A perfectly respectable way to make the switch to digital using a satellite dish
Compare the Grundig freesat receiver (GUFSAT01)
Grundig freesat receiver (GUFSAT01) compared to other non-standard DVD/PVR products
 Grundig freesat receiver (GUFSAT01) |
 Macpower Mvisto |
 Pioneer LX01 |
 Onkyo TX-SR605 |
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| Review date | 21 May 08 | 14 May 05 | 3 Jun 08 | 27 Mar 08 |
| Editor's rating |
6.9
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9.0
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8.8
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8.7
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| Price range | £50 |
£994.95 - £1,420.95
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| Review summary | If you're stuck on analogue, the Grundig freesat receiver is a good way to go digital, especially if you already have a satellite dish on your wall Read full review |
We've tested several stand-alone video players, but the Mvisto trounces them all. Its support for a huge range of video codecs is reason enough to lust after the device. Not content to stop there, Mvisto have designed an on-screen navigation system that puts most media centres to shame Read full review |
While some home cinema systems are Jacks of all trades, Pioneer's LX01 attempts to master everything from watching and listening to recordings -– but unrivalled features and high-end performance come at an inflated price Read full review |
Onkyo's TX-SR605 simply has a better future-proof specification on paper and sounds better in practice than any other rival AV receiver in its class -- an absolute winner Read full review |
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