Tvonics MDR-250

Novice-friendly ; Good AV erformance ; Twin Scarts

No favourites lists ; Ugly remote ; A little exensive

TVonics makes a lot of boasts on its website about the usability and versatility of the MDR-250 and we’re pleased to say that it lives up to them. People getting into Freeview for the first time will absolutely love this unit, as it makes all of the...

TVonics, a British privately owned independent design and manufacturing company that specialised in the digital television sector has developed the MDR-250 digital TV receiver to help users make the transition from analogue to digital television. This...

As a simple and straightforward way to get Freeview, the MDR-250 has very little in the way of faults. It's extremely easy to set up and no less easy to use, while the inclusion of an RF modulator means you can have digital telly on even the most...

Using this receiver with bedroom tv and cannot fault it. It pulls in all the freeview channels using the small aerial attached to the portable tv. Can be connected to tv using the RF lead (for older tv's without scart sockets) and I have done this....

This set top box is very easy to set up and very user friendly but all three boxes I bought (not from Amazon) had a standby fault which is a known issue and can be found on TVonics website under Technical Issues. Fortunately they replaced all three...

The great thing about this box is that it's very easy to use and the picture quality is very very good. However for some odd reason, certain channels (ie Film4, Dave, music channels) all suffered from extreme pixellation/break-ups. Although, this was...