Review on Belkin @TV Premium - Expand Your Mobile TV Experience Anywhere (Discontinued) by Tommy Rao

The documentation sucks (really hard to find) but the device seems to work. Installed hardware on my Uverse box in about 5 minutes. Very easy. The software took an hour. Following the 1 line instruction, he went to the Belkin website, found "PC Software" and tried to download it. The link didn't work. I called Belkin and after getting lots of information (name, phone number, email) from me, the support rep said he couldn't help me but I need to IM them on their website and THIS person will give me the link I did that, got the link to the right software and downloaded it. This software quickly recognized @TV but told me we needed a "firmware update". I said fine. This update failed. I disconnected and reconnected @TV to restart it and after about 10 minutes it worked. Information was not included in the sales literature: @TV includes an IR blaster, which is an infrared light that you place in front of your set-top box. When you set up the software on your PC (or Mac), tell it what cable channel and set-top box you're using. Then when you're away, @TV can turn on your set-top box, change channels, access your DVR, and so on. All of this really works. There's an iPhone app, but it costs $13. I figured if I ever checked I'd use my iPad, so I decided to buy an app for it. But the iPad app is free! Weird.Remote: - I was using my iPhone as a Wi-Fi hub with a very strong LTE signal (over 20Mbps up and down). But my iPad (with an iPhone hub) doesn't connect to the @TV-Box. However, when I connect my iPad to Wi-Fi, it works! I use Uverse and AT&T might be blocking LTE signals or something. I finally found a proper guide that describes "port forwarding" and specifies which ports should be open. I've done this before for an IP/network camera and will try to avoid it. Link to manual: http://www.belkin.com/us/search?text=%40TV