Kent Seagull
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Anyone got a Now TV box? Looks like a decent option for someone like me that just wants to watch the odd match here and there. is it really as good as it sounds?
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phoenix
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We have one, works really well. You can just go on line and add or cancel at any time. The only slight problem is the quality is not great! But well worth it. My kids have one at their house as well and use my account. You can have 2 viewing at the same time, so great value. I have never used it for
the Football, cant get the kids off the thing. My boy also has it on his phone.
the Football, cant get the kids off the thing. My boy also has it on his phone.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Really good if you haven't got a smart TV. Absolute bargain too although the Pay per view options can be a little pricey
Yeah, £10.99 for 7 days is pretty good value in my opinion.
matt_32510
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I believe that is a special offer price they have been doing, it's due to go up at the end of the month (£16 for the weekly pass).
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Grombleton
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I've got one - used to use the TV and Film add-ons before we decided that Netflix was superior for that - we still use it for things like iPlayer/4OD etc. Also if there's something we want to PPV for as well.
They're ok- they're just branded Roku boxes really, so trying to put other apps on them has to be sideloaded on, which isn't too hard once you've done it once (I have Plex installed on mine so I can stream movies/TV from my computer if I want).
It's not a bad investment.
They're ok- they're just branded Roku boxes really, so trying to put other apps on them has to be sideloaded on, which isn't too hard once you've done it once (I have Plex installed on mine so I can stream movies/TV from my computer if I want).
It's not a bad investment.
Kent Seagull
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Thanks for the advice, I'll give it a go. Not a bad price for the odd albion game on tv. Streaming is pretty hit and miss and would rather have a reliable picture and sit in comfort on the sofa.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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I used it for the Bournemouth match. It was £6.99 which is a special offer at the moment. Worked a treat. Also used it for our play off away match and it cut out at a vital point during one of the other games on that day and I got a complete refund without even asking for one.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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Is there a site you'd recommend with plex installation instructions?
brakespear
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We have it, got three months Movies free and paying for the Entertainment pass monthly for the boxsets. Works really well and it's nice having it on the TV upstairs so I can use Youtube in a decent size screen without getting up
Don't know that I'd call the Sports passes worth the money though.
Grombleton
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I think I used this link and it worked fine. It's got the app download and instructions: http://digiex.net/guides-reviews/gu...tep-step-guide-installing-plex-nowtv-box.html
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You can sometimes get a free code on a crate of carling so keep a look out as they was doing them in morrisions the other day on a 10 pack for £7