Testseek.com have collected 8 expert reviews of the Grundig Freesat+ HD Recorder GUFSDTR500HD and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Grundig Freesat+ HD Recorder GUFSDTR500HD.
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8 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
High-quality user interface; Classy design and very quiet in operation; Good media streaming and digital playback features; Comprehensive recording capabilities
Search doesn't work with on-demand services; Needs more on-demand service providers; On-demand shows are slow to play; Won't skip adverts on on-demand shows
The Humax HDR-1000S Freesat+ HD box with free time impresses with its easy-to-use interface and strong recording features. The backwards-in-time EPG works well but the on-demand services are not as tightly integrated as on YouView. It needs more servic...
Easy to set up and use; records both standard and high-definition programmes; stores hundreds of hours of recordings
Expensive, and you have to pay extra for the satellite dish
It’s expensive, but the ability to record HD television broadcasts makes this box a worthwhile investment Good points Easy to set up and use; records both standard and high-definition programmes; stores hundreds of hours of recordings Bad points Expen...
Abstract: Somewhat different from the previous two Freesat units I have looked at from Humax and Panasonic. The first things I noticed are that it has no visible clock on the front and also no obvious means of knowing how far into a program you are....
Apart from that one irritating flaw, we were rather impressed by the Grundig GUFSDTR500HD, primarily because of its sheer ease of use and the attention to detail in most areas. The one drawback that still affects all Freesat kit is that it’s more ex...
Behind the attractive exterior, the GUFSDTR500HD is a fairly basic Freesat+ PVR – it doesn't go beyond the call of duty like the Humax, which includes USB functionality among its impressive roster of features, and it's cheaper to boot. But the Grundig doe...
