Collection: Streaming TV
As more and more people cut the cord and ditch their cable subscriptions, streaming TV services are becoming increasingly popular. And with the rise of streaming TV comes the rise of the streaming TV DVR.
A streaming TV DVR is a device that allows you to record and save your favorite TV shows and movies from streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime. This way, you can watch them whenever you want, even if you don’t have an internet connection.
There are a few different types of streaming TV DVRs on the market, but the two most popular are the TiVo Bolt Vox and the Tablo Dual Lite.
The TiVo Bolt Vox is a streaming TV DVR that also comes with a built-in streaming media player. This means that you can use it to watch your recorded shows and movies, as well as any other streaming content that you might want to watch. It also has 4K HDR support and can record up to six shows at once.
The Tablo Dual Lite, on the other hand, is a streaming TV DVR that doesn’t come with a streaming media player. Instead, it relies on you to connect it to a compatible streaming media player, like an Amazon Fire TV Stick or a Roku. It can record up to two shows at once and also has 4K HDR support.
So, which streaming TV DVR is right for you? That really depends on your needs. If you want a streaming TV DVR that also doubles as a streaming media player, then the TiVo Bolt Vox is a great option. But if you already have a streaming media player and you just want a streaming TV DVR, then the Tablo Dual Lite is a good choice.
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