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Clear- Terrestrial DVB-T2: The classic receivers that connect to the standard external or internal antenna of the house. They are necessary for receiving free digital channels (e.g. ERT, Digea) on older televisions.
- Cable DVB-C: Receivers designed for receiving digital signals via cable networks (usually from specific telecommunications providers or in closed hotel circuits).
- Satellite DVB-S2: Devices that connect directly to a satellite dish to receive free-to-air (FTA) or subscription satellite channels from around the world.
- Recording (PVR): Allows you to record TV shows and movies onto a USB stick or external hard drive, so you can watch them whenever you want.
- For Old TVs (SCART): Includes receivers with the classic, wide SCART port. They are ideal for bringing "life" to old (CRT-type) televisions that do not have an HDMI port.