Unfortunately when our old TIVO broke we replaced it with this only to quickly discover that our Xfinity/Comcast cable no longer is supporting this product. We were losing more and more channels until we gave up and abandoned it and got an Xfinity DVR (which has an awful remote compared to
TIVO's). Sadly we still have to pay TIVO $14 a month until July when our 1 year commitment is up. Kind of a bummer since it is not usable now. TIVO tech support and customer service is useless - I mean - I question whether there even is any. You certainly cannot get anyone on the phone.

I have Spectrum cable in my area and their DVR boxes are ancient, they just will not update their DVRs so they are garbage with only 2 tuners and no multi-room solution. I love my Tivos, I have had the Roamio, Bolt, Bolt Vox, and now Edge. Nothing beats the Tivo experience with the commercial skipping on just about every show including ones that aren't on the main networks (eg Discovery Channel). I love the 2TB because I can set timers for a lot of shows or movies and not having to worry about filling up soon. The only thing I wish they included the backlit lux remote for the Edge Cable (they included it on the Edge OTA which doesn't make sense to me).
The voice remote is really nice and really accurate, makes it super easy to find shows, movies, and launch apps. You can install many apps like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Video, Youtube, Plex, and more. Tivo Edge works pretty well with the Tivo Mini Vox, only a few hiccups occasionally. Overall I love my Tivo Edge.

This is my second TiVo EDGE. I've had every Tivo made since 2001 so I have a lot of history with this company. The Edge is a nice upgrade from the Bolt and a major upgrade from the Roamio. The processor is fast and the UI is smooth and intuitive. My first Edge only lasted several months before it failed to power up. Tivo replaced it under the continual care program and charged me a fee for the new box.

Tivos rely on cable cards if you want to record cable television. It is unknown how much longer cable companies will support cable cards now that the FCC is no longer mandating they do so. So if I had to pay full price for this Edge I would be reluctant to do so. But given they were selling for under $200 for Father's Day, coupled with a discount on the annual service to $99/year, it's hard to go wrong with the purchase.

If you buy this from Amazon, you will not be offered the discount on service that you get if you purchase it directly from Tivo. However, if they sent you an email offering you the discount, call customer service and request it. It will take you a while to work your way through the system but eventually they will agree to honor the discounted annual service fee.

I hope Tivo sticks around for a while. Their product is still better than the cable box DVRs. But eventually streaming TV is going to catch up and surpass what Tivo can offer. When this happens, I predict Tivo will be history.

Awesome seller

Great TiVo, but the new operating system / guide is awful compared to previous versions.