Tvonics MFR-300

Discreet size ; Good onscreen menus

High rice ; Poor RF ictures ; Sticky remote buttons

Size ; Ease of use ; Picture quality ; Great interactivity ; Audio description

Price ; Standby power consumption

If this box was £30, we'd say it would be perfect. It's likely that in a few years time, the government is going to have to offer some sort of equipment to people who haven't upgraded to digital. If it did, this box would fit the bill perfectly

I have a 14inch Analogue TV that sits in my kitchen it works fine but when the switch off gets to my area it will end up in landfill or so I thought till I heard of this TVonics box. I had thought of adding a Digital Box but they all need a SCART...

The main appeal of the TVonics MFR-300 is its portability and the flexibility of the RF connection for those who don't have the option to use Scart. In this environment it works well and, though it lacks some of the additional features of rival tuners,...

Hi Great piece of kit and to say it is so amall it gives one hell of a picture on digital. cheers lmortiss