Testseek.com have collected 13 expert reviews of the Moxi HD DVR and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Moxi HD DVR.
(69%)
13 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
-
0 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
69010013
Reviews
page 1 of 2
Order by:
Score
Published: 2014-07-17, Author: Adam , review by: about.com
Abstract: It's really too bad when a company comes so close to producing a great product but then falls short for some reason. When it comes to Moxi, they worked hard to provide a whole-house, HD-centric experience but then became bogged down in options and over-co...
The Moxi supports up to three tuners, and has a 500GB hard drive, with the ability to add more storage, The box features an attractive highdef interface with useful navigation, search and record options, The service includes lots of Weband networkfriendly features, such as DLNA streaming and Netflix/Rhapsody access, You can add Moxi Mate clients to stream live and recorded content to additio
This HD DVR is not compatible with overtheair or satellite TV service, CableCARD is not compatible with your provider's interactive services, like videoondemand. More so, cable providers don't always make it easy to request and set up CableCARDs, The interface doesn't provide direct access to Netflix, YouTube and Hulu; you must have a running PC to access these functions, The Moxi HD DVR doe
The Moxi HD DVR certainly has enough compelling features to outshine many basic HD DVRs offered by the cable providers--and it offers many of the same functions that are popular in the standalone TiVo boxes (although some features, like Netflix access,...
Published: 2010-02-25, Author: John , review by: cnet.com
Dual-tuner cable high-def DVR includes support for YouTube, Hulu, and Netflix via PlayOn software; built-in Flickr and Rhapsody compatibility; streams digital photos, music, and video from networked PCs; multiroom viewing (with additional Moxi Mate hardwa
Monthly fee is replaced by high upfront cost, interface and program guide take some getting used to, does not work with cable video-on-demand, no built-in Wi-Fi, PlayOn-related video services require you to run a Windows PC simultaneously, PC-based media
If you can get past the high price of entry, the Moxi HD DVR's bevy of network and Internet-enhanced features makes it a potentially worthwhile TiVo competitor. Read full review See all prices
Abstract: Digital video recorders, in cable, over-the-air and satellite flavors have been around for awhile now, and if you’re like me, you’ll probably consider having one as an indispensible part of your home theater system. Moxi, a relative newcomer to th...
Abstract: If you are a TV and video recording fanatic, consider the Moxi 3-Tuner HD DVR. If connected to a digital cable system, its 3 built-in tuners allow recording of up to 3 TV shows simultaneously, while playing back a fourth. The Moxi can store recorded pr...
Reading this it isn't hard to see how disappointed we are in the Moxi HD DVR, especially since we really wanted to like it; we had such high expectations. With so many negative initial impressions, we were happy when Digeo reached out to us to address ...
No monthly bills. Sleek highdef interface sports nifty animations and transitions. Hard drive expandable to 2.5 TB (with an external eSATA drive) for power recorders. Commercial skips adjustable. “SuperTicker” widget displays a wealth of sports, weather a
I’m not sold on the Moxi HD DVR. Both my wife and I have used it for a couple of weeks and we’re ready to switch back to the TiVo. It’s not that the Moxi is a bad DVR. Hell, it kicks the crap out of nearly every cable or satellite DVR system, but it f...
Abstract: Superb user experience , Widgets! , Big storage with ability to scale higher , Works only with CableCARD , Not compatible with PPV or On-Demand , Can’t order pizza DISH Network and DIRECTV have poached a lot of cable customers using the allure of thei...
Abstract: I finally received and installed a Moxi HD DVR after some shipping issues with Fedex . I have to say though, I’m not that impressed two days in. The company screams on the official website that the Moxi is superior to TiVo in almost every way – seriou...
