Strato STB6002

Description: Freeview receiver. Manufacturer: Strato. 7 day Electronic Programme Guide. No subscription required - just a one off ... more

Strato STB6002 ... payment. You may need an aerial upgrade to receive Freeview. 1 audio and video input.

Newest Review: ... LCD TV with built-in Freeview tuner and DVD player so, when that happens, the tuner would be relegated to the Family Room ... more

... where we do have a TV and DVD player. What I found, in Comet, for just under £20, was a STRATO STB 6002. Now I have never heard of STRATO, I have to confess, but it had everything I needed and at the price, seemed unbeatable. It was certainly cheaper than any other device I saw from any source. Looking closely at the label the device seems to be distributed by Siemssen Electronics UK Ltd of Dudley, in the West Midlands. Further investigation on the Web suggested that this is the local operation of Siemssen Elect...more

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	Remote Control strato stb6002 No Setup - Just put your batteries in and off you go. Our remot ... Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52	£ 9.97

Remote Control strato stb6002
No Setup - Just put your batteries in and off you go. Our remot ...

Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52

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Express Review on Strato STB6002
by John Gardner - written on 30/10/08
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I bought this simply because it was small and had an on/off button on the front so I didn't have to keep it in standby mode.

It is truly awful, I had to keep rescanning the channels and every time I got different ones, sometimes I got five, fiver etc., sometimes itv1, itv2 etc. but never all of the channels at the same time! Coupled with the fact that signal kept dropping out and freezing... I ended up getting a box that was 2 quid more expensive, but so much better!

Not even third time lucky!!! (2049 words)
by - written on 02/07/07 (Very useful, 1463 readings)
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With the prospect of analogue TV transmissions ending in the next few years, I have already been investigating the new free-to-air digital TV broadcasts known as Freeview. I have to admit that my interest has not simply been motivated by curiosity. I am already a Virgin Media customer (poor you you might say) and have been with NTL and before that CableTel for around 10 years. I have been receiving its cable TV service and so you might wonder why I’m even bothering with Freeview. The reason is that I am now on to my third Pace set-top box and so have been disappointed by the unreliability of the equipment. Not only that but, of course, when things go ... Read the complete review