Bush BFSAT01HD

I’ve pretty much always had Sky (or Virgin) but in 2010, the year the proverbial hit the fan, I decided I needed to cut some costs, first thing out the window was Sky. Towards the end I really never felt like I was watching the channels that cost so much, but six months on there were some things that were missing. Freeview is fine, but I really felt the need for a little more than what was on offer. So it was time for a little cash injection to feel the gap. An easy option when it comes to free satellite if you have had Sky before is to stick with the existing box you have, just not to have a ... more

The Bush BFSAT01HD is very easy to install. As well as an instruction manual, there's also an easy setup sheet. It takes literally less than five minutes to connect it to your TV and to your satellite dish. All that's left then, is to plug it in and turn it on. Once the Bush BFSAT01HD is turned on, it automatically scans for a signal. Once it's found a signal it asks for your postcode (which you enter via the remote control without space), then you select your television format. It's really straight forward. The equipment then tells you your signal strength and goes searching for channels ... more

I needed a second Freesat box for our kids TV in their play room and reviewed a few models out there. I wanted to be sure of the following: - A good EPG - Supports full HD (not all do so be careful) - Network/Internet access for BBC iPlayer support (again not all do and worth having) - Cheapest price for all the above And so having seen boxes that ranged from £35-£100 I saw a refurbished Bush on ebay at a reasonable £45. It had all I needed and was a small from factor as well. On delivery it was extremely easy to setup - plugged in the sat cables and Scart to the TV and it was up and running ... more