Review on TV tuner Selenga HD980D black by Micha R-m ᠌

In general, you can use the box, but in the kit you need to buy a tambourine, since dancing with a tambourine is provided. Firmware, I sewed up all three available on the manufacturer's website, all the above problems are observed in all firmware. Perhaps I got a defective copy, but there are no others, I can’t check. I hope the producers see my review. With its pros: It works, it receives H265, in Hong Kong on the 58th channel, some of the channels are in FullHD, it receives in the cable range - quite confidently, IpTV also works. A good remote control, it would be better if the channel switching buttons were on the right (but this is already in taste and color) . Its cons: 1. This is an assembly, out of the box - the board was shifted relative to the case and it was not possible to connect a single connector, apparently it was assembled on the third shift after the feast, I had to disassemble and fix the board, respectively - lose the warranty. 2. Tuner, if the signal is too weak - the picture falls apart, the signal is too strong - the picture falls apart, it was decided by connecting an active antenna with gain control and selecting the antenna signal level. 3. Firmware, the box lives its own, unknown life, for example: if you go to the menu and exit, the sound on DVB-T2 disappears or the sound starts to get out of sync in DVB-C, it is solved by turning it off and on again. Further, if you switch the video output to something other than 1080i, then the sensitivity level immediately drops, i. E. some of the channels either stop showing at all or the picture starts to crumble, for example, if you turn on the output in 720p or 1080p, the sensitivity drops by 25-30%, i. E. you can normally use it only in 1080i, fasten the owners of TVs and monitors that do not support this resolution.