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By DIGIBox TV Box | 08 October 2024 | 0 Comments
DIGIBox D3 Plus-No Antenna Required, Just Connect to the Internet to Watch TV from Around the World!
Hello, everyone! Today, I want to introduce an incredible device that lets you watch TV easily by just connecting it to the internet.
In a previous video, I introduced how to watch TV using the Fire Stick, and that video has gained about 700,000 views. However, that video required people to use antennas to receive signals from inside their homes, which led to some complaints from viewers. But this time, I have a device that truly doesn't need any antenna! It's called the DIGIBox D3 Plus, and it runs on Android. I'll show you how it works.
This device allows you to watch TV effortlessly by connecting it to the internet. Plus, you can even watch premium channels! The best part is, that you can watch TV programs from all over the world. For Japan, there are about 58 channels available, which may fluctuate slightly. Not only that, but you can also watch satellite channels like Sky TV without needing an antenna at all.
Be sure to check out the product, and you can find the purchase link and promotion details in the video description. When you buy it, you'll get a wireless keyboard as a special promotion, plus 64GB of storage. The only things you need are an internet connection (Wi-Fi or LAN is fine) and a TV with an HDMI port.
Let's open the box now. Here it is—about the size of the palm of my hand, with two antennas. You can use either a wired LAN connection or wireless, so LAN is optional. The box also includes an HDMI cable, so no need to buy one separately. You'll need a remote control, though it might not come with batteries, so be prepared to get AAA batteries.
The setup is easy: just plug in the HDMI and power cables, and you'll see the screen light up. After pairing the remote, select the language (Japanese), and then connect to Wi-Fi. Once that's done, the startup screen will appear.
Next, go to the App Store on the device and download five main apps: CAT TV, CAT VOD, CAT BACK, Koala TV, and CAT HOT. These apps allow you to stream live TV from over 2,000 channels worldwide, including 57 channels from Japan (as of today). The quality is excellent, and the switching channels are super smooth. No antenna or complicated setup is needed—just connect to Wi-Fi and you're good to go!
The device also supports video-on-demand services like Netflix and YouTube, and you can customize the home screen to your liking. The CAT TV app, in particular, is where you can watch live TV from all around the globe. The other apps, like CAT VOD, are for on-demand content like movies and TV shows. There are over 12,000 movies and 400 animations, though subtitles in Japanese are limited.
Another cool feature is the remote control's learning function. You can program it to control your TV's power and volume, which is handy if you frequently switch between devices. It also has a shortcut feature to launch apps instantly.
This DIGIBox D3 Plus is perfect for people who travel or camp and want access to TV without the hassle of antennas. All you need is an internet connection, and you can watch your favorite sports and shows from anywhere in the world. Plus, the setup is incredibly simple—just connect, press a button, and enjoy.
I've included a purchase link and a coupon code in the description below. With the coupon, you'll get a wireless keyboard and extra memory, so be sure to check it out. I think this will solve the problem of not having TV access during road trips or while staying in campervans.
That's all for today's introduction of the DIGI set top Box! I hope you found it helpful.
In a previous video, I introduced how to watch TV using the Fire Stick, and that video has gained about 700,000 views. However, that video required people to use antennas to receive signals from inside their homes, which led to some complaints from viewers. But this time, I have a device that truly doesn't need any antenna! It's called the DIGIBox D3 Plus, and it runs on Android. I'll show you how it works.
This device allows you to watch TV effortlessly by connecting it to the internet. Plus, you can even watch premium channels! The best part is, that you can watch TV programs from all over the world. For Japan, there are about 58 channels available, which may fluctuate slightly. Not only that, but you can also watch satellite channels like Sky TV without needing an antenna at all.
Be sure to check out the product, and you can find the purchase link and promotion details in the video description. When you buy it, you'll get a wireless keyboard as a special promotion, plus 64GB of storage. The only things you need are an internet connection (Wi-Fi or LAN is fine) and a TV with an HDMI port.
Let's open the box now. Here it is—about the size of the palm of my hand, with two antennas. You can use either a wired LAN connection or wireless, so LAN is optional. The box also includes an HDMI cable, so no need to buy one separately. You'll need a remote control, though it might not come with batteries, so be prepared to get AAA batteries.
The setup is easy: just plug in the HDMI and power cables, and you'll see the screen light up. After pairing the remote, select the language (Japanese), and then connect to Wi-Fi. Once that's done, the startup screen will appear.
Next, go to the App Store on the device and download five main apps: CAT TV, CAT VOD, CAT BACK, Koala TV, and CAT HOT. These apps allow you to stream live TV from over 2,000 channels worldwide, including 57 channels from Japan (as of today). The quality is excellent, and the switching channels are super smooth. No antenna or complicated setup is needed—just connect to Wi-Fi and you're good to go!
The device also supports video-on-demand services like Netflix and YouTube, and you can customize the home screen to your liking. The CAT TV app, in particular, is where you can watch live TV from all around the globe. The other apps, like CAT VOD, are for on-demand content like movies and TV shows. There are over 12,000 movies and 400 animations, though subtitles in Japanese are limited.
Another cool feature is the remote control's learning function. You can program it to control your TV's power and volume, which is handy if you frequently switch between devices. It also has a shortcut feature to launch apps instantly.
This DIGIBox D3 Plus is perfect for people who travel or camp and want access to TV without the hassle of antennas. All you need is an internet connection, and you can watch your favorite sports and shows from anywhere in the world. Plus, the setup is incredibly simple—just connect, press a button, and enjoy.
I've included a purchase link and a coupon code in the description below. With the coupon, you'll get a wireless keyboard and extra memory, so be sure to check it out. I think this will solve the problem of not having TV access during road trips or while staying in campervans.
That's all for today's introduction of the DIGI set top Box! I hope you found it helpful.
