Hauppauge - Digital USB TV Tuner for Xbox One - Black

Easy to plug in and set up. The included antenna didn't find any channels for me but that's okay since I already have one. I bought this so I can use XB1 to control tv and also for the one guide and the ability to pause live tv. To me those features are worth it. I think the manufacturer should leave out the antenna and lower the price.

This is the best, I wanted to get a tv tuner for my tv and my friend suggested I get this for my xbox one. Set up was fast and with a little outside help from him I overlooked why I couldn't get the live tv mode working. That was fixed and there's about 30 or so channels and I can pause live tv and fast forward through commercials. The channels are listed on the tv and you can scroll through without turning the channel. It's great for someone who just wanted to watch some local tv like the news and the weather. We actually got the employee who helped us out in store to want one for himself as well because he thought it was for a 360. One other thing it comes with a code for free trail of DVR so that's something else as well. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking to get away from buying cable tv.

I'd recently cut the cord from our cable TV provider, and switched to Sling TV for paid channels and an attic antenna for our local channels. I completely forgot the Xbox One had the capability of getting OTA signals and providing an OTA guide with this nifty little device. The picture quality looks just as good as having the coax connected directly to my TV. Setup was easy as the Xbox automatically scans for active channels, and gets the proper guide for your area. Now I only need to have my Xbox One powered up to enjoy OTA, Netflix, Sling TV, ESPN, etc.

It is very nice, but I wouldnt buy it again for $59.99. The concept intrigued me, and it is very nice addition to the Xbox One. However, its not blow you away product. It's very nice, and I havent had a chance to explore all of the capabilities. It is a great replacement for a converter box. It has apps on it, most of them pay apps. The television picture quality is awesome, but you have to upgrade the antenna. I would recommend the product but at $39.99 or less.

I had my xbox for a short time before I realized I really wanted this. Because of my home theater setup, it's much easier than switching back to my TV for live channels. The product is made well and is reliable. It comes with a cheap antenna, but it gets the job done. I like that with this you can use Xbox to pause live Tv, skip back and forward. When I bought this, DVR recording of shows was supposed to be on the horizon. Now Xbox officially killed off that feature, so no recording of shows for you. Time shift is all you get, but better than just live from a TV only. You can't just plug any USB tuner into the Xbox for live TV, so you don't have much choice. Others may work, but it's a gamble. I think this would be about ten buck cheaper if you had more competition, but not excessively expensive. If this had a better antenna, was a bit cheaper and Xbox enabled true DVR, it'd be 5 stars all the way.

I am a strictly OTA TV viewer. I was thrilled when the adaptor was released for the XBOX One so I could use some of the TV functionality of the system. The tuner is easy to set up and actually found more channels than the tuner in my Sony TV that is about 4 years old. The guide is great as well. There is one MAJOR shortfall however. In order to watch TV, you must have an internet connection AND be connected to XBOX Live. I discovered this after a few days of use when Live was down for about 5 hours. I was unable to watch TV! XBOX Live Gold is not necessary, so that's a plus. I would understand if the guide wouldn't work if there limited functionality due to no internet connection or Live outage but for the tuner to not work at all is unacceptable to me.

I "cut the cord" a long time ago (~8 years now), but I always missed getting sports. This works flawlessly, and the Xbox scans the stations a ton faster than my TV does. The picture is perfect, and the Xbox gives me the DVR functionality I was used to when I had cable.

If you use your Xbox like I do, it is the central part of my entertainment center. I don't subscribe to cable or satellite, but use streaming services for movies and binge watching TV shows and the like. But they aren't a replacement for the local networks. This is the greatest solution for my new TV that doesn't have a built in TV tuner, now I don't even need to change inputs. Wanna watch the news, just say "Xbox watch TV" wanna catch up on my latest obsession with a TV series, say "Xbox go to Netflix". this and a media remote make the Xbox one the "all in one" that tech junkies like myself get excited about. Oh and pausing TV is cool too if you need that sort of thing ;)