Grundig GUFSAT01HD

Like their SD cousins, the Grundig GUFSAT01HD and Bush BFSAT01HD are extremely similar in all ways. They perform the same functions, to the same standards, in the same ways.

A solid all-round Freesat performer, but usability could be a touch better

I already owned the SD version which is very good but with the purchase of a new tv I wanted to take advantage of the HD facility so read the specs and reviews of this model and thought that tthis machine would be as good as, if not better than, others.

Already had this box in sd so easy to set up, good picture on hd (this woman on BBC breakfast looks sweaty) and I player is cool.

So, I had this box a week and I was quite impressed with the BBC HD channels. The Rubgy and Football look especially crisp compared to that of Standard definition on sky. Even the Standard def channels on the the box look decent.

We've just bought this box and was surprised by the quality. First, they supply the HDMI lead for high def viewing. Easy to install, and after plugging in the power, dish, HDMI and optical sound for 5.1 surround it was a simple 6 step set-up to get the...

Excellent replacement for a failing Sky digibox. The box is small, neat, and unobtrusive. All necessary cables and batteries were included. Installation was so easy as to be completely painless, indeed, it was faultless fun. The Instruction Manual is...

Easy to follow set up instructions. Simple to operate. Nothing extra to buy. Plug it in and off you go. Free TV.

no problems,works well

We purchased a new, large LCD TV and the feed at home was via a satellite dish rather than through an aerial. Not wanting to pay for Sky, a Freesat box was the way forward. This proved to be an efficient and inexpensive solution.