Telestar digiHD TT 4 - Digital Multimedia Receiver
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The digiHD TT 4 from Telestar is a compact digital multimedia receiver designed for receiving DVB-T2 HD signals. It allows access to all free-to-air programs and offers a variety of user-friendly features. With its USB media player function, various media formats can be played, while the integrated web portal provides access to internet radio and various applications. The easy setup is supported by a comprehensive installation assistant, enabling even less tech-savvy users to set it up without any issues. Additionally, the receiver offers features such as EPI program information with multi-day preview, parental control, timer function, and teletext. The energy-saving power supply and compact design make the digiHD TT 4 a practical choice for any living situation.
- DVB-T2 HD reception for all free-to-air programs
- USB media player for playback of various media formats
- Access to internet radio and various applications via the web portal
- Comprehensive installation assistant for easy setup
- Energy-efficient design with compact dimensions.
Multimedia features | Music |
Item number | 18688131 |
Manufacturer | Telestar |
Category | Digital TV receivers |
Manufacturer no. | 5310481 |
Release date | 5-5-2021 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Tuner | DVB-T2 |
Tuner features | DVB-Tuner ready |
Multimedia features | Music |
Video file formats | DivX, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 |
Video connections | HDMI (1x) |
Network connections | RJ45 (1x) |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | Remote control |
Weight | 290 g |
Width | 180 mm |
Height | 40 mm |
Depth | 100 mm |
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Telestar is well known in the receiver landscape. The company often has models of the same construction as TechniSat in its range, usually somewhat cheaper. In this field, however, the digitHD TT4 is the most expensive. How does it perform? The disillusioning answer is: all four models in the test field are clearly similar...