Manhattan Launches S4-R Freesat 4K TV Recorder to Compete with Sky Q
Sky Q has a brand new rival that lets homes watch and record TV for free
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The Manhattan S4-R Freesat 4K TV Recorder is set to compete with the Sky Q box, offering over 100 subscription-free TV and radio channels, including 35 in HD. With features like simultaneous recording of up to four shows and a user-friendly interface, it aims to provide an affordable alternative for UK viewers.
- 01The Manhattan S4-R Freesat 4K TV Recorder offers over 100 subscription-free channels.
- 02It allows recording of up to four shows simultaneously, a significant upgrade from previous models.
- 03The device features a user-friendly interface and access to over 60,000 hours of on-demand content.
- 04The standard 500GB model will be priced at £219.99, with larger versions available soon.
- 05The product is expected to launch in April 2026 through major retailers.
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The Manhattan S4-R Freesat 4K TV Recorder is poised to challenge the dominance of the Sky Q box in the UK market. This new device will provide access to over 100 subscription-free TV and radio channels, including more than 35 in high definition (HD). It features a 500GB storage capacity, capable of recording up to 300 hours of TV. Users can record up to four shows simultaneously, a significant improvement over the previous two-channel limit. The S4-R also allows viewers to pause and rewind live television, ensuring they never miss a moment. With a simple user interface, it offers access to over 60,000 hours of on-demand content from popular apps like BBC iPlayer and ITVX. The S4-R will be available in April 2026, with the 500GB model priced at £219.99. Larger 1TB and 2TB versions will follow in May and June, priced at £249.99 and £279.99, respectively.
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This new device provides an affordable alternative to subscription-based TV services, allowing viewers to access a wide range of channels without ongoing costs.
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