Have you been looking for a new DVR for your antenna so you can record all of your favorite shows? Did you missout on the Tablo sale from a few weeks ago? Good news Tablo’s brand new 2-tunner OTA DVR is back on sale at its lowest price ever, just $79.95. The best part is there is no monthly fee for this DVR. This is the lowest price this DVR has ever been at just in time to help you cut the cord in 2024.
This DVR will let you record two programs at once and comes with 50 hours of internal storage. If you want to store even more programs, you can add an external hard drive up to 8 TB.
Tablo has been one of the OTA DVRs I have used in my house now for over five years.
You can find this offer on Amazon HERE.
Here is our full review of the Tablo new DVR:
Here is how Tablo describes their new 2-Tuner DVR:
- Watch, Record, and Replay Live TV: Watch, pause, and record up to two live broadcasts from any TV antenna and a curated selection of free live streaming TV (FAST) channels.
- Record 50+ hours: Never miss a moment with 128GB of onboard recording storage. Add upto 8TB of external USB storage to record even more. (USB flash drives are not supported)
- Tablo lets you watch TV anywhere in your home on compatible devices. Tablo works with Android and iOS smartphones / tablets, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Android / Google TV. Important note: The following are not currently supported but coming soon: Apple TV, Samsung, Vizio, and LG.
- Get More Channels: Tablo lets you watch and record over 40 more free channels than with your TV antenna alone. These are free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels, that have been curated by the Tablo team and delivered over the internet through the Tablo app on your compatible devices. (OTA TV Channels and content are subject to availability in your area. FAST channels require a high-speed internet connection.)
- No Subscriptions or Hidden Fees: Record and watch live TV, subscription-free. All Tablo features and TV guide data are included with no fees, no contracts, or ongoing subscriptions. (High-speed internet service is required to access live streaming channels as well as guide data.)