Customers like the performance of the tuner. They say it works very well, integrates perfectly with Windows MCE, and is a compelling Media Center solution.

Customers generally like the value of the tuner. They say it does its job incredibly well, is absolutely worth the money, and is cheaper than the HDHR Prime. They also mention that network switches are very inexpensive and allow them to save on cable box rentals and watch Live TV on more then just their TV's. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.

Customers generally like the ability to use the tuner. They say that it's able to retrieve all the available channels, has three tuners, and allows the flexibility to watch your Cable channels on any Android device. The picture quality is fantastic, and the wake from sleep speed is excellent. This box can send HD TV to all three PCs without even breaking a sweat, and can watch three TVs at once no problem. The channels come in perfectly, and are crisp. The box and window media center come up with all the channel names much better for the guide.

Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of installation. Some mention that the installation went completely smoothly, the tech was friendly and helpful, and the guide works great, but others say that the product is glitch-filled and difficult to implement. It comes with a quick-start guide and no detailed instructions, and it's not plug and play ready when you get home with it.

Customers are mixed about the video quality of the product. Some mention that it has fantastic picture quality, while others say that it had problems with pixelation and stuttering on some channels. The HomeRun Prime is OK for SD programming but not good for HD programming.

Customers are mixed about the speed of the tuner. Some mention that it's much faster, and the UIs are all quick. However, others say that the wireless signal is not fast enough, and local channels OTA due to insufficient signal strength. The home network became laggy and slow when using this tuner, and 5 GHz doesn't have great penetration. Customers also had problems with pixelation and stuttering on some channels.

Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the HDHomeRun PRIME. Some mention that the software is useful and it has an embedded web server. They say it's a great to have wireless cable stream, but it may not work on their home wireless network if they have some speed behind it. It's also a good solution for remote TVs on your LAN, but some say that using the wifi along was not a strong enough connection to stream clear HD content. They also say that the unit always disconnected at some point and that there was too much interference for reliable connections.

Customers are dissatisfied with the coverage of the TV tuner. They mention that HD channels struggle, intermittently forget their subscribed channels, and give a weak signal error. Some HD channels just never work, and the HDHomeRun Prime intermittently "forgets" the subscribed channel. The lack of DRM channels limits their ability to see many stations, and makes channel surfing a hassle.