Pros
- Good variety of programming to choose from
- Excellent battery supports hours of TV viewing
Cons
- Spotty reception in some areas
- Adds another service charge to your monthly bills
Bottom Line
Promising first-generation device for people who don't want to leave their TV behind when they head out the door.
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