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Philips DTR220/05 Freeview Receiver
| Author | Danny Phillips |
| Published | 16th Jul 2008 |
| Manufacturer | Philips |
| Supplier | Comet |
| Price | £29.74 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £34.95 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Philips DTR220/05 Freeview Receiver
GoldenGuy said on 18th July 2008
Danny P said on 21st July 2008
The photo does make it seem sexier than it really is, but it's not a bad looking unit.
L Jones said on 19th August 2008
I Purchased one of these last christmas, and every time it crashes (about 1-5 times a week) and also when the remote turns the set off and crashes when you try and adjust the volume, and not forgetting when sometimes the info panel display corrupts when switching channels (this can be fixed by resetting the box only by turning it off and on again by the mains) I always say, "I must take this back for a replacement" but I never do... Because most freeview boxes I've had in the past, have had the odd glitch here and there, even the occasional crash and you usually end up putting up with them... Well, tomorrow, I will be exchanging this for a different model, this time I've had enough! This freeview box has the amazing way of crashing when 1) The punchline of a joke. 2) The suspect is being revealed in a movie, 3) A goal scored watching the match, it is unbelievable! If you want to find out what other owners (about thirty plus of us) of this unreliable freeview box think, then you must check out the customer reviews on the Amazon.co. site, although Danny Phillips gives us a great review, I think you must have a product test that lasts a good few days or even a couple of weeks too see how a freeview box performs good or bad. Oh yeh, the photo does make it look cool and stylish, but as the old saying goes "Never judge a book by it's cover"
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Is it just the photo because that looks like one of the most stylish Freeview box's I've seen? I can see them putting that much effort into a full blown PVR (with Freeview) but for a bare bones receiver? Cool.