Manhattan SX review
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- Set-top box
- GB
<p>The Manhattan SX Freesat HD set-top box has an eight-day electronic programme guide and comes with an HDMI cable for easy setup. It doesn't support apps such as Netflix or iPlayer, but that may not matter to you as long as it gets everything else right. Read our full review to find out whether this set-top box impressed our experts in the test lab.<br></p>
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's the picture and sound quality like?
- What's it like to use?
- Is there anything I should watch out for?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
Technical specifications
General
- Height2.7 cm
- Width12 cm
- Depth14.5 cm
Test results
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- 68%Average score
- 84%Highest score
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