Testseek.com have collected 96 expert reviews of the Western Digital WD TV Live Hub WDBABZ and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital WD TV Live Hub WDBABZ.
November 2010
(83%)
96 Reviews
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Priced at Rs. 11,990, it does come across a pretty expensive media player to own. The Xtreamer range of devices are priced at roughly this price range but they have a few more features in place. An inbuilt 1 TB drive is a nice thing to have. The web co...
Builtin 1TB drive, Good file format support, Small footprint, Clean and easy to use interface, Analog and digital video outputs
Remote control could be better, Online features need refining
The WD TV Live Hub media streamer is a good unit overall, and very versatile. You can stream content to it from your computers, or you can store content on its internal hard drive and stream that to other devices. It works on both old TVs and new ones...
Abstract: Updated on: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 18:58 IST Email Print Comments RSS Western Digital TV series is the best in the hard-drive based media players available in India today. The WD-TV was a top notch product and the WD TV Live a better o...
The WD TV Live Hub brings three important things to the table – media streaming capabilities, integrated storage and ability to function as a NAS at an affordable price. Of course, no inclusion of any video cable or missing built-in Wi-Fi is a dampener bu...
Good pricing, sturdy build quality, easy to use UI, runs cool and silent, will play almost any file
Gigabit LAN speeds are limited
WD has priced the Live Hub very aggressively at Rs. 9,990 as the MRP. Now considering a 1TB 2.5" drive costs roughly 7K, you're paying just 2K more for the player. We wish, WD offered capacities for someone who doesn't need such a large internal storag...
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Published: 2012-02-02, Author: Chris , review by: macworld.co.uk
Great user interface; small; well specified; integration with iOS apps; 1TB hard disk
No wireless connection built in
We really like the Live Hub, it brings together a decent set of online services, and shares well between all your Macs while giving you access to your media on your TV. Though some may not like the limitation to wired networking as standard out of the box...
