DVB-S: The older, basic technology for receiving satellite signal (SD resolution).
DVB-S2: The modern satellite reception standard, essential for viewing high-definition channels (HD/4K).
DVB-T: Additional built-in receiver for receiving the old terrestrial digital signal.
DVB-T2: Additional receiver for the new terrestrial digital signal (Digea), turning the device into a “hybrid” (Combo) for satellite and regular TV channels together.
For Free Channels: Devices (Free-To-Air) designed exclusively for the hundreds of channels that broadcast free of charge without a subscription.
PVR: Allows you to record broadcasts to a USB flash drive or external hard drive so you can watch them later.
Built-in WiFi: Connects wirelessly to your home internet for online functions, software updates, or apps (e.g. YouTube), without cables.
Multiple built-in receivers: Has two or more tuners (e.g., Twin Satellite), allowing reception of signals from different satellites or frequencies simultaneously.
Independent Recording / Viewing: Thanks to the dual tuners, it allows you to record one channel while simultaneously watching another, without restrictions.
