Belkin @TV Premium - Expand Your Mobile TV Experience Anywhere (Discontinued) Review

Works great, cheaper than SlingBox, includes WiFi and Ethernet connections, supports composite and component video inputs. Very satisfied. Pros: Free software for Windows, Android, and iPhone is $15 per device. I am changing this review. Belkin stopped servicing this product so after only a few years it was a brick. The last Belkin product I will ever buy!

I installed it in another country (16000 km :) and the response time is great, no delays. Very easy to set up, cheaper than Slingbox. No problems after 7 months of use. It can be accessed from PC, laptop, Android tablets and iPad. Pay once per device, lifetime no service fees. I highly recommend it if you want to watch TV from anywhere in the world as if you were in front of it.

My wife's family installed it in her guest room so she could watch her programs from anywhere. The device itself is easy to use and works great, but there are a few issues to be aware of. 1.) It must be installed in a place where other people will not use or operate the TV. 2.) If someone accidentally unplugs, turns off, or unplugs the TV, you must call the person at the device and ask them to fix the problem. 3.) Reliability, speed of response and "noise" depend on the internet connection…

No matter what Revane says. Premium @tv should not be available. I've been trying to order for a few months. Finally it was back on Amazon a week ago but instead they have already sent me @tv plus twice. Even the Belkin website says "soon". So I'm guessing they're remaking it. I'm just leaving the second @tv plus they sent me as I want it to continue now. I will update when I start. Update: I've successfully set this up for browsing my own network fairly easily. Setting it up to play outside of

Before I bought a PS4 I used to have fantasies about using a home theater PC for gaming and DVR/TV streaming around the house. Unfortunately, after working on it for several weeks, I gave up this idea as the pipe dream of a young idealist who was unaware of his technical limitations. About a year later, my wife asked me to find a way to stream our DVR to her iPad. With my previous experience of far-fetched failure, I enthusiastically embarked on this new, similar mission. This time I found…

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