This DTV converter box doesn't have the best image quality, the best electronic programming guide (EPG) or the easiest-to-use remote. However, it is close to the best in all three areas, and adds a tuner that is tops for… pulling in stations, often finding ones that other boxes miss. Picture quality is solid and clearly better than what is typically delivered via analog TV. The remote control is on the small side, but it's logically designed and well labeled. Aside from some cosmetic differences, the Insignia NS-DXA1-APT (*est. $60), sold only by Best Buy, is identical. Both converter boxes qualify for the government's coupon program, bringing the cost down to about $20 after the rebate. However, there's a waiting list for acquiring a coupon.
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