Humax FHR-6000T 2TB Freely PVR Recordable Set Top Box
772/3050£249.00
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About this product
Looking for a set-top box that gives you control over your TV viewing? The Humax FHR-6000T 2TB Freely PVR makes recording and watching live TV simple. It offers all your favourite Freeview channels plus on-demand content from major broadcasters via the Freely platform. The 2TB storage lets you record up to 1000 hours, ideal for families with different tastes. With triple tuners, you can record 4 channels and watch a 5th simultaneously. The Humax Aura app lets you manage recordings anywhere, and the 7-day guide helps you plan ahead.
Setting up couldn't be more straightforward with automatic setup that gets you watching quickly. The box upscales content to 4K for better picture quality on compatible TVs, and Dolby Digital Plus audio gives you richer sound. Wi-Fi 6 and Ethernet connectivity keep your streaming smooth, whilst HDMI 2.1 delivers crisp visuals. Audio description compatibility and digital text are built in, making it accessible for everyone. The remote control arrives with 2 AAA batteries included, so everything you need is in the box. It comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee for peace of mind.
Digital set top box features:
- Digitally interactive.
- Digital text.
- Upscales to 4K.
- RF loop.
- Auto setup.
- Audio description compatible.
Connectivity:
- 1 HDMI output.
- Ethernet connection.
Additional information:
- Remote control batteries required 2 x AAA (included).
- Size H5.3, W28, D19.9cm.
- Weight 1000g.
Energy efficiency information:
- On mode power consumption 30 watts.
- Energy Saving Trust recommended.
- Manufacturer's 2 year frame guarantee.
- EAN: 8809095660838.
- Yes.
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1.8
42 reviews
6%
Recommended this product
Customers Say
Humax FHR-6000T is plagued by software bugs, poor usability, and unreliable recording. Hardware is decent but overshadowed by crashes, freezes, and inadequate features, leading many to return it.
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Brought recently picture quality reduced on tv when recorder was set up Very poor
Unsatisfied, 65 or over
Inadequate instructions
Instruction are completely inadequate , I have to pay somebody to come out and install it this week.
Ian, 65 or over
Not good...but not bad
Its a bit under developed as yet and a few bugs but have allways been satisfied with Humax gear in the past so will stick with it and see if it is improved with updates.
Bert, 65 or over
Nothing to say
We bought this item a few weeks ago but find it is very difficult to operate would not have bought it if I had prior knowledge .
None, 65 or over
Unusable.
Still trying to set it up after two days. Not very hopeful. Am considering returning it. Over the years I have had two other humaxes which gave no trouble
Disappointed, 65 or over
Useless
No good sent it back
Gino007
Don't buy it
We previously had 2 Humax boxes and foolishly thought this would be as easy to set up. It was horrendous and after attempting to reset over a week and it still didn't work. Eventually contacted Argos customer service and took it back and refunded mee
Dublo, 65 or over
Still trying to set it up.
Nightmare to set up. Keeps asking for passwords. Took 45 mins to navigate my way to a free to view live program whereas before I just hit a number. I am going to go back and start again using same password for everything. Why do I even need them? This is not personal data and I have not paid a subscription. Would go back to old Humax except that ITV no longer supports it. Not happy. Not in a position to review other features.
Frustrated
Happy with producct
Once I got the hang of it it works well
IRENE 11
Destroyed my belief in Humax as a brand.
I've been a loyal Humax customer for well over a decade, so I approached this purchase with genuine optimism. The FHR-6000T looked promising on paper: four simultaneous recording tuners, Freely integration, and a modern interface. In practice, however, it falls some way short of what you'd expect from a brand with Humax's pedigree -- and at £249, the shortcomings sting. Software instability is the dominant theme. Multiple factory resets are not an unusual occurrence for owners of this box; they appear to be a near-inevitable part of the experience. Firmware updates that wipe your settings mid-setup, screens that freeze without warning, recordings that produce nothing but a blank screen, and a box that occasionally refuses to switch on at all -- these are the kinds of issues you'd tolerate in a beta product, not a £249 retail release. The interface adds to the frustration. Recording and the Freely guide operate as two separate, disconnected systems, which makes scheduling anything more awkward than it needs to be. The recording system is awfully basic and clunky. Series linking -- a staple of PVR functionality for years -- doesn't work reliably, and the channel edit option, which might at least help tame the 260-channel Freely lineup, is reportedly disabled entirely. The promised companion app, which the manual describes as part of the core experience, has not been released at time of writing. Humax's older PVR models set a high bar. This one doesn't clear it. The hardware may well be capable, but the software is simply not ready for a retail launch. Until Humax delivers meaningful firmware updates and releases the app they've been promising, I'd strongly suggest holding off on this one and sticking with a tried-and-tested alternative. I've returned mine.
Laup, 55 - 64
Hello, from the information we have available, yes this Humax FHR-6000T (Aura EZ) 2TB Freely PVR Recordable Set Top Box is a digital box. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, unfortunately no, you can’t get Netflix on this Humax Aura EZ FHR-6000T 2TB Freely PVR Recordable Set Top Box. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello Bucky.
The supplier has confirmed. The Humax FHR-6000T 2TB Freely set-top box does not require an internet connection for basic use. It allows you to enjoy live TV and access catch-up services without an aerial or satellite dish, making it ideal for households across the country. However, regular aerial connection is necessary for recording Freeview channels.
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Hello, from the information we have available, unfortunately no, this Humax FHR-6000T (Aura EZ) 2TB Freely/Freeview PVR Recordable Set Top Box is not compatible with a Satellite Dish. It can be used through the internet and/or via a working Terrestrial Digital Aerial. It cannot record channels unless connected to a working aerial. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, unfortunately no, you can’t get Netflix on this Humax Aura EZ FHR-6000T 2TB Freely PVR Recordable Set Top Box. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, yes this Humax FHR-6000T (Aura EZ) 2TB Freely/Freeview PVR Recordable Set Top Box can connect to the internet via WiFi. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, this Humax Aura EZ FHR-6000T 2TB Freely PVR Recordable Set Top Box doesn’t need an aerial if connected to the internet to get the Freely channels. You can’t record Freely channels. You will need to have a working aerial connected to it to record the Freeview channels. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, unfortunately no, this Humax FHR-6000T 2TB Aura EZ Freely / Freeview PVR Recordable Set Top Box can't be connected to Bluetooth Speakers. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Hello, from the information we have available, this Humax FHR-6000T 2TB Aura EZ Freely / Freeview PVR Recordable Set Top Box requires a minimum internet speed of 10Mbps for streaming live channels and on-demand content via the Freely platform. For viewing 4K content you will need 25Mbps+. Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
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