Originally Posted by excollier:
“I will consider my wrists slapped then..”
“I will consider my wrists slapped then..”
Joking apart,
the Foxsat HDR is very easy to use & I would recommend it to anyone.
Freesat +.. is it worth getting?
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Recently bought one for my 73 year old mother, and she's taken to it like a duck to water within a week. Keep getting phone calls, "I didn't know it could do this..." etc etc
From my perusal of it after setting it up for them - lovely picture quality, good choice of channels, though not much HD as yet, as said previously, and quite easy to pick up how to use it from scratch.
Got Sky HD at present which I am distinctly underwhelmed with considering how much I pay for it, and will not continue with it past the twelve months. I would certanly be happy to buy a Foxsat HDR once the contract is up, though will definitely miss C4HD if it hasn't been added by then.
From my perusal of it after setting it up for them - lovely picture quality, good choice of channels, though not much HD as yet, as said previously, and quite easy to pick up how to use it from scratch.
Got Sky HD at present which I am distinctly underwhelmed with considering how much I pay for it, and will not continue with it past the twelve months. I would certanly be happy to buy a Foxsat HDR once the contract is up, though will definitely miss C4HD if it hasn't been added by then.
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