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CNET
15-07-2025
- CNET
With the Tablo Over-the-Air DVR, I Can Watch and Record Live TV -- No Subscription Required
I'm not saying anything you don't already know. The price of streaming services continues to rise. In fact, streaming is almost as expensive as cable now (we did the math). Yet, there's one thing that's been free for decades: over-the-air, or OTA, television. With the Nuvyyo Tablo, I can watch and record live TV for one set price with no subscription fee. Though TiVo was once a popular way to record TV, especially OTA, the company's fortunes have faltered somewhat, with its last antenna-based DVR -- the Edge -- being discontinued earlier this year. In the Edge's place stands the Nuvyyo Tablo, and it improves on the TiVo due to the fact that there is no subscription fee. Ever. The Tablo typically runs for $100 and has a 14-day program guide, which is pretty standard, and it also adds a bunch of free streaming channels. The fact that these channels are also recordable is a boon for cord-cutters, and it's why the Tablo is our pick for the best OTA DVR in 2025. Read More: Nuvyyo Tablo 4th Gen Review: Cheapest and Best TV Antenna DVR The Tablo is easy to set up and has massive storage capabilities The Tablo app is available for most phones and TVs and is also easy to set up. You simply connect the Tablo puck to an antenna (or buy the version with one included) and then connect it to your network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The device then enables you to watch live TV anywhere in your home. The Tablo includes 128GB of storage onboard, which is enough for 50 hours of HD content, so it's ready to go out of the box. However, the device also enables you to add a USB hard drive, and these are also inexpensive. The Tablo also has dual tuners, which means you can record one show while watching another, and there's also a four-tuner Tablo for $140. The Tablo has the ability to pause live TV, too. I was able to press the OK button to pause a show for 5 minutes; pressing it again continued the show. Given that it's so cheap, there are some concessions that can be expected. For instance, you need to have an internet connection, and you also can't copy recordings to a mobile device for offline viewing. If you're a cord-cutter who doesn't want to pay for a live TV streaming service, Tablo offers a wealth of live content for free. It's a great companion to a Netflix or Hulu subscription.
Time of India
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Epik High's Candid Conversation: Retirement Fears, Industry Insights, and Skipping Music Shows
Epik High When Legends Meet - A Candid Chat Between Veterans You know that moment when you're hanging out with your older cousins and they suddenly get real about life? That's exactly what happened when Epik High (Tablo, Mithra Jin, and DJ Tukutz) invited Super Junior's Eunhyuk, Donghae, and Shindong over for what they jokingly called a "3-on-3 meeting. " What was supposed to be light entertainment turned into one of those rare, unfiltered conversations that make you pause and think. The whole thing kicked off with typical variety show shenanigans - Eunhyuk doing his weirdly accurate USB sound impression (we've all been there, right?), Shindong showing off some gentle martial arts moves, and Donghae challenging Tukutz to an impromptu wrestling match. But somewhere between the laughs and the playful banter, these seasoned artists started talking about something we all secretly worry about - what happens when you're no longer the young, hot thing everyone's talking about? It felt like sitting in on a conversation between your favorite uncles who've seen it all but are still figuring things out. There's something deeply human about watching successful people admit they're scared too. The Fear That Keeps Everyone Up at Night When Eunhyuk dropped the question that probably haunts every working person - "Have you ever thought about how old you can be while still being active?" - you could practically feel the collective gulp. Mithra Jin tried to keep it zen with "until we naturally have to leave," but Tablo's answer hit like a punch to the gut. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo "When we hit exactly 10 years since debut, I felt this fear creeping in - 'Are we getting a bit old now?' New artists kept emerging, and I was scared that we'd have to stop whether we wanted to or not," he confessed. It's that sinking feeling you get when you realize your younger colleagues are getting promoted faster, or when you catch yourself not understanding the latest trends. Shindong's response made it even more real: "While preparing this album, we kept asking ourselves, 'Isn't this too old-fashioned for us to be doing?'" It's like when you're at a college fest and suddenly feel ancient, or when you use a reference that makes everyone stare at you blankly. That moment when you realize you might be on the wrong side of the generation gap. The Heartbreaking Truth About Stepping Back This is where Tablo shared something that'll simultaneously crack you up and break your heart. His explanation for why Epik High doesn't do music shows anymore is peak millennial existential crisis material. "I turned on the TV after a long time and saw a music show. All these young, gorgeous kids were performing, and then suddenly band Nell appeared. It felt like the video quality dropped," he said with the kind of brutal self-awareness that makes you want to hug him. The man literally texted Nell's Kim Jong-wan saying, "Let's just quit - both you and us." But then Tukutz came through with the most beautiful response ever: "There are probably friends who need those precious 4 minutes more than us. Aren't there kids who are more desperate than we are?" It's like when your mom saves the last piece of cake for your younger sibling because "they haven't had any yet" - frustrating but also incredibly sweet.
CNET
11-07-2025
- Business
- CNET
Last Chance Prime Day Deal: The Tablo Lets Me Watch and Record Live TV -- No Subscription Required
Amazon Prime Day sale: The Nuvyyo Tablo over-the-air DVR is available for $60 -- a discount of 40% off its usual $100 price tag -- during Amazon's Prime Day sale. This is a great chance to score our editor's pick for the best OTA DVR for cord cutters you can buy. But hurry if you want to get this price; the Prime Day sale ends today. I'm not saying anything you don't already know. The price of streaming services continues to rise. In fact, streaming is almost as expensive as cable now (we did the math). Yet, there's one thing that's been free for decades: over the air, or OTA, television. With the Tablo, I can watch and record live TV for one set price with no subscription fee. Though TiVo was once a popular way to record TV, especially OTA, the company's fortunes have faltered somewhat, with its last antenna-based DVR -- the Edge -- being discontinued earlier this year. In the Edge's place stands the Tablo, and it improves on the TiVo due to the fact that there is no subscription fee. Ever. The Tablo has a 14-day program guide, which is pretty standard, and it also adds a bunch of free streaming channels. The fact that these channels are also recordable is a boon for cord-cutters, and it's why the Tablo is our pick for the best OTA DVR in 2025. Read More: Nuvyyo Tablo 4th Gen Review: Cheapest and Best TV Antenna DVR The Tablo is easy to set up and has massive storage capabilities The Tablo app is available for most phones and TVs and is also easy to set up. You simply connect the Tablo puck to an antenna (or buy the version with one included) and then connect it to your network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The device then enables you to watch live TV anywhere in your home. The Tablo includes 128GB of storage onboard, which is enough for 50 hours of HD content, so it's ready to go out of the box. However, the device also enables you to add a USB hard drive, and these are also inexpensive. The Tablo also has dual tuners, which means you can record one show while watching another, and there's also a four-tuner Tablo for $140. The Tablo has the ability to pause live TV, too. I was able to press the OK button to pause a show for 5 minutes; pressing it again continued the show. Given that it's so cheap, there are some concessions that can be expected. For instance, you need to have an internet connection, and you also can't copy recordings to a mobile device for offline viewing. If you're a cord-cutter who doesn't want to pay for a live TV streaming service, Tablo offers a wealth of live content for free. It's a great companion to a Netflix or Hulu subscription.
Time Out
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Epik High returns to Hong Kong on their Asia tour this year
Hong Kong's High Skools have something to really look forward to, as Epik High has confirmed the Hong Kong leg of their 2025 Asia tour. This will be the first time that the South Korean hip-hop group has performed on our shores in six long years – they went to Macau in 2024 and 2023 – so we're most definitely hyped for it. Epik High released their first mixtape Pump in June last year – a jazz-leaning melodic project that took the three members back to basics and experimenting after over 20 years of making chart-topping bangers – and then went on a tour of North America, but now they're bringing their undeniable artistry, heartfelt lyrics, and strong stage presence to Asia. Mark your calendars for September 14, when Tablo, Mithra Jin, and DJ Tukutz will take the stage at AXA Dreamland. Tickets run from $880 to $1,680, with VIP and SVIP ticket holders receiving early entry, holographic photo cards, Hong Kong-exclusive commemorative tickets, the chance to win autographed posters by raffle, and access to a group photo session with Epik High. Priority pre-sale begins on Wednesday, July 9 at 6pm exclusively on Off Grid, while general sales go live on July 23 at 12 noon on Klook. Concertgoers who have purchased their tickets before September 5 can participate in a lucky draw for special benefits, so keep an eye on their social media for winner announcements.
Time Out
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Epik High Asia Tour 2025
Hong Kong's High Skools have something to really look forward to, as Epik High has confirmed the Hong Kong leg of their 2025 Asia tour. This will be the first time that the South Korean hip-hop group has performed on our shores in six long years so we're most definitely hyped for it. Mark your calendars for September 14, when Tablo, Mithra Jin, and DJ Tukutz will take the stage at AXA Dreamland. Tickets run from $880 to $1,680, with VIP and SVIP ticket holders receiving early entry, holographic photo cards, Hong Kong-exclusive commemorative tickets, the chance to win autographed posters by raffle, and access to a group photo session with Epik High. Priority pre-sale begins on Wednesday, July 9 at 6pm exclusively on Off Grid, while general sales go live on July 23 at 12 noon on Klook. Concertgoers who have purchased their tickets before September 5 can participate in a lucky draw for special benefits, so keep an eye on their social media for winner announcements.
