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Extrait: It’s been a while since I have looked at an Freeview HD PVR, in fact I have never looked at any TV device from Pure, a huge name in DAB radio. This unit is a twin tuner PVR and it can also connect to the Internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi....
The Pure Avalon 300R Connect is a great Freeview box, excusing a few niggles with ease of recording. It is a little on the expensive side, more expensive than YouView offerings from BT and TalkTalk, but you're getting a well-built device with more storage...
As a standard PVR, the Pure Avalon 300R Connect excels: picture quality is superb, and there’s 7.1 Surround Sound Dolby Digital Plus too if you’ve got the speakers for it.The Avalon itself is sleek, low lying and well built, with a helpful four HDMI inputs for your other set top boxes, and it can pause and rewind live TV, Sky+ style - and with a huge hard drive, you’re not going to run out of spa
Unfortunately, while the Pure Avalon provides a polished experience with some neat extra services, for a £350 set top box, its video-on-demand offering is well below average. Head on over to the catch up section and you’ll find BBC iPlayer and YouTube and, er, that’s it.A year ago, that would have been par for the course. But in interim, YouView has swooped in and stolen our hearts: it’s Freeview
The Pure Avalon 300R Connect is an impressive gear change for Pure: it’s not every company that can boldly move into an entirely new market and come out with a solid, well thought out product right off the bat. Ultimately though, the lack of YouView ma...
Graphically rich menu system, Easy to use, Relatively stylish design
IPlayer is the only TV catchup service currently supported, Catchup TV services aren’t integrated into the EPG, Expensive
Despite its modern menus and integrated Wi-Fi, the Pure Avalon 300R’s paltry support for catch-up TV services and lack of catch-up integration in its EPG make it feel like a new riff on old technology. Unfortunately it's not quite in step with the like...
Freeview+ box with slick graphical interface, built-in wifi, UPnP networking
Expensive, limited range of online services
The online services are a little disappointing, though. At the moment it only supports the BBC iPlayer and YouTube, with no word on whether Netflix, LoveFilm or other UK services will be available in the future. It does, however, include Pure's own Connec...
Stylish, fantastic graphical interface, brilliant streaming, super-quick, lots of added coolness over normal Freeview boxes, wireless, records Peppa Pig
Far too expensive, needs better catch-up range
Years of disappointment in Freeview boxes is finally over, it seems. The Avalon is arguably a replacement for lots of other equipment in your home cinema. The HDMI switch means it can act as a central piece of hardware to manage things like your PS3...
User interface, Digital media handling, HDMI switching, Huge hard disk
Cheap remote control, Two tuners means clashes, No smartphone app remote, Pure Connect is slow
Pure's debut effort at a digital TV recorder is good, though we're struggling to find enough reasons to justify its high price. Although Pure hasn't underestimated the importance of a beefy processor, it may have misjudged the importance of a third tuner...
