Grundig Gudstb 2000

Picture quality ; Ease of use ; Attractive design

Second Scart comosite only ; Awkward remote

Grundig has delivered a competent Freeview box that performs reasonably well in terms of operating speed and picture quality. Its stylish looks belie its low price tag (even if its build quality doesn't) and the no-nonsense onscreen menus make it a...

Having used the device for a short while it now keeps on cutting out. The remote only works when pointing it at the ceiling, and has a very cheap feel to it. I bought it at Tesco and was sure that with a name like Grundig it should be OK, but was very...

Easy to set up

Could be a bit smaller in comparison to some of the bigger branded models

Oh dear. This freeview box is cheap for very good reason -- it's awful. Yes, the box is compact and sleek, but that really is the best thing about this unit. The user interface and EPG are slow and clunky, almost to the point of being unusable. The box...

The box has worked fine and came supplied with scart lead and batteries, and has a programme guide. I agree with the other reviewer that the light is too bright and illumiates the room, so I stuck some black electrical tape on it that matches the metal...

It looked reasonable - black and smooth. It auto-tuned and then performed well. You get 2 SCART sockets to connect up your DVD player and TV, and RF sockets and cable if your TV doesn't have a SCART socket; there's even a digital audio output. However,...