Testberichte 2.0

If you're looking for a Freeview HD receiver, the HD-FOX T2 is currently your only option, so it's just as well that it does a cracking job. It's expensive and Freeview HD content is still thin on the ground, but it offers generally good picture ...

Appealing styling ; good features ; fresh-looking interface ; future ability to record to USB storage ; picture quality can be stunning

Green-line bug will irritate purists ; expensive

If high-definition viewing is a must for you, but you can't afford or don't want Sky+HD or Virgin HD, then the Humax HD-FOX T2 might be the piece of hardware you're looking for. HD pictures can look stunning given the right input, but there isn't much ...

Freeview HD under your TV

Free HD channels, connectivity, compact, media player functions

First Freeview HD receiver, for the early adopter keen to sample the latest in hi-def broadcasting.

Judging Humax's HD-Fox T2 purely on performance it's hard to find much at fault. Its closest subscription-free rival is Freesat, which it kicks in to the long grass with a much prettier EPG; by listing ITV HD as a dedicated channel and by the imminent ...

It's taken a little longer to arrive than we expected, but we finally took delivery of the first Freeview HD product: Humax's HD-Fox T2. We first saw a working prototype at Humax's pre-release demonstration in early December 2009, and now we've had ...

It's the simplest way to get HD, but it's expensive considering it only has a single tuner.

First Freeview HD receiver, for the early adopter keen to sample the latest in hi-def broadcasting.

Judging Humax's HD-Fox T2 purely on performance it's hard to find much at fault. Its closest subscription-free rival is Freesat, which it kicks in to the long grass with a much prettier EPG; by listing ITV HD as a dedicated channel and by the imminent ...

With the Humax HD-FOX T2 you can receive Freeview HD - the easiest way to watch high-definition television at home.

We're looking forward to seeing tuner cards and USB adaptors to turn a media-centre PC into a Freeview HD-viewing platform; but until then the Humax serves as a good entry point as a standalone set-top box with networking potential.

You're paying a premium, but if you want HD, the HDFOX T2 is very impressive

Fine HD and SD picture quality; easy to install and use; mediafriendly features

Pricey next to a Freeview PVR but it does do HD

The Humax HD-FOX T2 is the first freeview HD box available

Free HD programming; Good network streaming; Good SD and HD pictures

No PVR function yet; Can't read HD movie files; No Wi-Fi

There is also the hint of two further HD channels to come soon (rumoured to be from channels 4 and Five), and Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Bradford, Birmingham and the West (Mendip) are expected to be able to receive the transmissions as early as March