DVBLab TV

Hola

Is anyone using the DVBlab TV in Lo Marabou area? I have been successfully using their internet now for a few years and am very happy. Current TV service provider is good but not very flexible in turning on and off. DVBlab does provide a better solution to this. Lo Marabou is not in their fibre area unfortuantley so I looking to establish how reliable their radio rebroadcast system is.

Any advice/information would be very welcome.

Mike

Working fine for internet and phone. Not with them for TV as I have a dish but their service is excellent and has improved immeasurably over the last few year. Any problem is sorted out straight away and very friendly.
About 25 euro a month, supposed to be 0.01 cent a minute for phone calls but never paid so must be a load of free calls included.
Contracted for 3Mb but very rarely goes below 5 and I get 7 to 10Mb quite regularly. (Just did a test and for a Saturday afternoon I'm getting a steady 10Mb).

Hola for tv i think the best option is a dish then you are self sufficient as the rebroadcast system can be closed down at any time and you lose your money and signal.

I'm with Dvlab for Internet only via wireless link ...just checked getting 10mb currently......not sure if that would support TV reliabily......got a large dish for freesat from Astra satellite

Thanks for the replies. They confirm my own experience that the internet is fine.

At moment I use Superbeam for TV and whilst they are a reliable service it is expensive as I only use it about4 to 5 months a year and pay for 12 months. Their true on/off pricing does not really help.

DVBlab TV does not use the internet to provide service it is a radio link(small dish) like Superbeam. I am trying to establish reliability of their service. Not too keen on a huge satellite disk either.

Mike

Hi we are in Quesada and use DVBLAB for internet and tv. Very reliable and we use the switch on service for the times we are there. Very reasonable price and excellent service. Their engineer responds very quickly if we have a problem or need an upgrade. Hope this helps.

Thanks for that feedback on TV.

Mike

We may have a service which is suitable - pay as you go, one month at a time - you can activate 24/7 online. All popular and premium channels available, catch up & on-demand content also included.

Various package channel options. No hidden costs, purchase box + 1 month (1-month minimum), no rollover, direct debit or contract.

Hardware once paid for is yours & unlike some providers, the hardware is not locked or has tricky software, to stop you using with another provider. Can use with any ISP.

Pay as you go TV - IPTV
https://tvtech.sharepoint.com/Pages/IPTV.aspx

Thanks for your information I will check out the website.