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  1. Aug 14, 2022 · When I received the wireless box, I was able to set it up myself fairly easily even with the receiver and surround sound system I have. So far the quality of picture seems to be ok but I’m wondering if a wired box has better quality and dependability since I have read in several places that wired is better.

  2. Aug 11, 2020 · Xfinity's Flex streaming box is free for Xfinity's Internet customers, but it needs more streaming apps before it can really compete with Roku and Amazon.

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  3. Support TV & Streaming. X1 Wireless TV Box FAQs. With an X1 Wireless TV Box (XiOne,* Xi5, and Xi6), you can watch live TV through your in-home Xfinity network without a coaxial cable connection. X1 Wireless TV Boxes also have the same functionality as other non-DVR X1 devices.

    • Xfinity Flex: The Basics
    • 2 Things About The Xfinity Flex That I Liked
    • 3 Things About The Xfinity Flex That Were Pretty Lousy
    • Can The Xfinity Flex Replace A Roku Or Amazon Fire TV device?
    • Xfinity Flex: Pros and Cons

    What Is the Xfinity Flex?

    The Xfinity Flexis a TV streaming device offered free-of-charge to Xfinity internet-only customers. It streams on-demand television shows and movies as well as some live streaming content. Streaming customers of Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video can access their subscriptions on their televisions through this Comcast device. The Flex also lets Xfinity customers use their TVs to control other Xfinity services, such as parental controls for the internet and in-home security (if they use Xfin...

    How Can I Get the Xfinity Flex?

    You must be an Xfinity internet subscriber to get access to the Xfinity Flex. This device is not for sale on the open market and isn’t compatible with non-Comcast internet service. Contact Xfinity or log into your Xfinity accountto request a Flex device for your account.

    Why Is It Free?

    If you’re like me, you may be wondering: What’s the catch? Presumably, Xfinity offers the Flex as a way to keep a competing streaming device — like a Roku or Amazon Fire product — out of your hands. And in that process, Comcast is keeping customers within its content ecosystem so you’ll be more inclined to rent movies, subscribe to HBO or even opt into additional Xfinity services such as cable TV or home security. It’s also a great way to promote NBCUniversal-related content, such as the Peac...

    1. Setting It Up Was Extremely Easy

    The Xfinity Flex setup process was painless. Assembly took me less than two minutes. There are just four items included with the device: 1. Flex receiver 2. Voice-command remote control 3. Power adapter 4. HDMI cord Setup takes just five steps: 1) Connect the power adapter to the back of the Flex receiver; 2) Connect the HDMI cord into the back of the Flex receiver; 3) Connect the power adapter to a nearby power outlet; 4) Connect the HDMI cord to your television; 5) Turn on the Flex receiver...

    2. Flex Serves Many Functions if You’re Plugged Into the Xfinity Ecosystem

    Xfinity customers will find that you can do more than just stream TV with the Flex. If you rent Xfinity’s XFi to serve as your router and Wi-Fi device, you’ll be able to personalize your Wi-Fi network with your Flex remote control. It gives you access to information like how much data you’ve used, what time of day you’re using the internet the most and a device-by-device analysis of usage that you can monitor and limit with parental controls. Xfinity subscribers who pay for home security thro...

    1. It Doesn’t Have Some Popular Live Streaming TV Apps

    While the Xfinity Flex does let you log in to some of the mainstream video streaming subscription services, such as Netflix and Hulu, it may not allow for live streaming TV subscriptions from a non-Comcast entity. Xfinity took a big step forward in remedying my gripe about this issue when it allowed YouTube TV onto the platform in late 2021. If you’re looking for free streaming TV options, the Flex does have services Pluto TV, Xumo and Tubipreloaded on the device. Those have some live element...

    2. You Can’t Add Any Additional Video Streaming Services

    Do you enjoy the content on Disney+? Are you excited to see Apple’s new streaming service? At the time of this writing, there is no way to access those streaming services via the Xfinity Flex. When comparing this to a Roku or Amazon Fire TV device, that’s a major drawback. Both of those allow you to add apps for many of the most popular streaming services.

    3. The Remote Is a Little Clunky

    After a few years of using a smaller, more minimalist remote with Roku and Amazon Fire devices, it was kind of hard to turn back the clock to use the remote Xfinity gave me for the Flex. Take a look. From left to right: Roku Premiere, Amazon Fire TV Stick, TiVo Stream 4K and the Xfinity Flex remote. As you can see, there’s a noticeable size difference. From the appearance, Flex’s remote is much closer to a traditional cable or satellite TV remote. The functionality is probably closer to a cla...

    If you’re considering the Xfinity Flex, that likely means you’ve already decided to cut the cord from Comcast’s traditional cable subscription. As a “first step” into the streaming world, I can see how the Xfinity Flex could be a good stepping stone device. It’s pretty easy to use, and it has a familiar “cable TV” feel with its interface and remote...

    Are you considering using the Xfinity Flex as a streaming device for one of your televisions? Here are some pros and cons to consider before making the move: Bottom Line:If you’re already an Xfinity internet-only subscriber, it’s worth trying out the Flex since there’s no financial obligation. You may find that you like it. But this device is usele...

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  4. Aug 10, 2017 · With an X1 Wireless TV Box (XiOne,* Xi5, and Xi6), you can watch live TV through your in-home Xfinity network without a coaxial cable connection. X1 Wireless TV Boxes also have the same functionality as other non-DVR X1 devices.

  5. www.reviews.org › tv-service › comcast-xfinity-x1-reviewComcast Xfinity X1 DVR Review

    Aug 17, 2023 · Xfinity's cable box gives you access to live TV, sports, loads of on-demand entertainment, your favorite streaming apps, a decent DVR storage space, and top-notch technology. You'll get to watch what you want within seconds with a voice remote and get daily updates on the news and weather.

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  7. Aug 31, 2023 · In short, Xfinity Flex is a streaming box not unlike the Amazon Fire TVs and Roku Ultra’s of the world. It’s capable of 4K playback, comes with an Xfinity Voice Remote for easy voice control,...

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