HDHomeRun Connect DUO+ adds a hard drive for an all-in-one cord-cutting solution

The HDHomeRun Connect is a not bad product for folks wanting some freedom from cable subscriptions while keeping their entire household entertained with Telly. At CES 2022 the latest product in the lineup has been announced, the Connect DUO+. And the big story here is that it comes with a built-in DVR.

The continued growth of cord cut and shaving has created a need for Idiot box commitment solutions that requite the viewer maximum flexibility and cost savings. That is exactly what SiliconDust has produced in the HDHomeRun CONNECT DUO+. This new generation product builds on a successful previous generation and has a sleek new course factor besides as the ease of in-built storage.

At the heart, the Connect DUO+ is the aforementioned equally the regular Connect DUO, with two tuners allowing 2 streams on your network at once. That means yous can lookout man two unlike channels on two dissimilar devices or yous can watch 1 aqueduct while recording another. The DUO+ adds 256GB of storage to the mix which is good for up to 60 hours of HD recordings.

To utilise HDHomeRun DVR you lot'll nonetheless crave a subscription (anybody needs a subscription to use the service), but the DUO+ is pre-loaded with the HDHomeRun engine already so all you need to do is hook upwardly your account and you're good to go. And because it'due south a HDHomeRun, you can utilise the DUO+ in conjunction with whatever other HDHomeRun product to become access to more tuners, and more channels at the aforementioned time.

One of the things we similar the nigh about the HDHomeRun is its versatility, with support for merely about every platform you could want. Android, iOS, Windows 10, Xbox, Kodi, Plex are all bully ways to utilize this hardware, and other services like Plex DVR can be used with the DUO+ storage, too. It's also going to be a pretty simple way to add together a DVR to your Xbox 1.

The Connect DUO+ is scheduled to get on sale in mid-2018, pricing has yet to exist confirmed.

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