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    D2h Launched Stream STB and Magic Stick to Compete With Dish TV, Learn Price and Features

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu16/March/2020Updated:16/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    d2h Stream works on Android 9 Pie. It will also be able to watch live TV channels.

    Cable TV operator d2h has introduced two new devices in India. The first of these is an Android-based set-top box named d2h Stream. At the same time, the second is a voice-enabled stick with Amazon Alexa support called d2h Magic. Talking about the price, d2h Stream has been introduced for Rs 3,999. This price is for new subscribers. At the same time, if the existing users upgrade to it, then they will have to pay Rs 2,499 for it. At the same time, the d2h Magic stick is priced at Rs 1,199.

    Stream STB

    Features of d2h Stream

    It works on Android 9 Pie. It will also be able to watch live TV channels. In this, OTT apps can also be downloaded through the Google Play Store. It also has a built-in Google Assistant, Chromecast, and Dolby Audio. In this, users will be able to stream content directly to the TV through any device. With Android OS support, the D2h hybrid streaming box also gets support for Google Chromecast, which helps you cast content from your smartphone or any other compatible device straight to the TV.

    The D2h Stream set-top box allows you to stream Live TV channels as well as OTT content directly to your television. It also supports Dolby Audio for enhanced sound output. The STB is powered by Android TV 9 OS, which means you can download all the apps and games available on the Google Play Store. The device also gets support for Google Assistant.

    Features of d2h Magic

    Through this stick, you will be able to convert d2h Stream STB to Alexa enabled STB. It comes with a Dongle and Alexa based remote. By giving a voice command to this magic stick, you will be able to interact with STB. Through this stick, you will be able to book cabs, read the news, set reminders, watch movies and listen to music.

    Stream STB

    The D2h Magic Stick connects to your regular set-top box to bring support for Alexa and several popular OTT apps. With built-in Alexa support, you can use voice commands to control your set-top box and stream your movies, music, and sports. It can also be used for reading news, setting reminders, checking weather updates, as well as booking cabs.

    Last year, Dish TV launched two smart connected devices in India. It includes an Android-based set-top box named Dish SMRT Hub. At the same time, the second Alexa enabled smart dongle. Through this, users will be able to take advantage of TV content and video streaming. Both D2h and Dish TV products are priced exactly the same. The Dish SMRT Hub set-top box was introduced at Rs 3,999 for new subscribers and Rs 2,499 for existing subscribers. At the same time, the Dish SMRT Kit is priced at Rs 1,199.

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