You're getting a great product whichever of these three you buy, but hopefully, this helps make the differences between the products a little clearer. The latest models start at $99 for the Duo (opens in new tab) and $149 for the Quatro (opens in new tab). It's basically identical to the Duo, too. The older box has been succeeded by the Duo and Quatro, but if you're OK getting a refurbished unit you can get one now for around $36. And that's fine, for the price it's the best all-rounder. In many parts of the world, though, the Connect is the only one you'll be able to buy. Transcoding to h.264 may also be of benefit if you're using your HDHomeRun in conjunction with a digital DVR service. It doesn't perform badly, either, with mobile devices or over Wi-Fi, but there's no doubt the Extend is better in these circumstances. The Duo (2-tuners) and Quatro (4-tuners) are great value products and offer virtually everything the Extend does. If you're not so worried about mobile devices, then the regular HDHomeRun Connect is the one to get. HDHomeRun Connect and Extend - one key difference That means six streams around your home from a single CableCARD. But if you have cable and you want some additional freedom with it, this is the one for you.Īn exciting development from CES 2018 is that later on this year (mid-2018 is all we know right now), SiliconDust will be updating the HDHomeRun Prime to include six tuners. cable TV subscription in order to operate, and that's also one of the downsides to anyone outside the United States. The HDHomeRun Prime requires a CableCARD and a valid U.S. Add another one and watch on up to six different devices, for example. You can also stack multiple Primes to increase the number of available tuners. It allows up to three different devices to watch HDTV at the same time over your home wired or wireless network, as well as being able to stream directly to DLNA-enabled devices. This one box allows you to distribute your TV channels throughout your home without the need to buy or rent additional boxes from your TV provider, for $129. If you're a "cord shaver" rather than a cutter and you want to keep your cable TV but do more with it, then the HDHomeRun Prime is for you.
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