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Smart-looking chassis, Simple operation and intuitive remote, Fantastic integrated guide with live TV and catch-up services, Quick and quiet in use
No integrated Wi-Fi, Can't access extra channels outside Freeview, High initial cost compared to subscription services
The Humax DTR-T2000 YouView is simply one of the finest ways to watch Freeview TV. Its integrated guide, with access to both live TV and catch-up services, makes it super-easy to use – plus the box looks nice, too. Next, read more DVR & Media Player Revi...
Excellent catch-up offerings, Easy to use, Good picture quality, Plenty of storage space
Still no wi-fi provided
The Humax DTR-T2000 box is better than its predecessor in nearly every way.Things may have moved on in the last year, with many more TVs getting some catch-up features of their own - along with Facebook and Spotify.But when it comes to the pure simplicity...
Publié: 2014-08-19, Auteur: Mark , review by: avforums.com
Much quicker to respond than older models, Reliable recording, Lovely interface, Remote recording from app, Excellent on demand and catch-up services
No global padding option, Display panel has been, removed, No WiFi
The general design of the Humax DTR-T2000 follows closely from what went before but the new unit is a little smaller - thanks to an outboard power supply - and the display panel is no longer there. Presumably this is as part of a cost-cutting exercise but...
All UK catch, up TV apps, Seamless integration, Slim design, Easy to watch in HD
No Wi, Fi, Can't play digital files, Small hard disk, Two tuners
More needs to be done to make YouView a success, and it's largely down to hardware like this basic box. The DTR-T2000 is a well made, good value product, but it doesn't have the inspiring catch-all spec it should. Without Wi-Fi, the placement of the DTR-...
