Television with DVB-T2 HD - What to watch out for

When buying a TV with DVB-T2, you should pay attention to the integrated tuner or receiver. Almost all new television models from the various manufacturers have a triple tuner integrated as standard.

Television with DVB-T2 HD - What you need to know

The majority of new television models have a triple tuner built in. This supports the three common types of reception: DVB-T2 HD (antenna), DVB-C (cable TV) and DVB-S2 (satellite TV). This is especially convenient if you want to switch from DVB-T2 HD to another type of reception such as satellite or cable at some point.

• Televisions with DVB-T2 HD have an additional reception part for receiving HD channels.
• These come with it in the Full HD resolution, so 1,980 by 1,080 pixels therefore.
• When choosing a TV with DVB-T2 HD tuner, you should pay particular attention to the fact that enough external connections are available. So you can connect via HDMI external devices such as consoles, receivers or streaming sticks.
• In addition, there are also many smart TVs with DVB-T2 function.

How to perform a reception check

If you want to upgrade your TV to receive DVB-T2, it usually works with little effort. On the website of Freenet TV, the DVB-T2 provider for the private channels, you can perform a reception check. This will tell you what kind of antenna or receiver you need to be able to receive DVB-T2.Haven't found what you're looking for yet? Read more about the best DVB-T2 receivers on Computerbild.