Hi @Werner

I tried it briefly - for me the stream (in the browser) also runs with a throttle of up to 1 mbit/s - of course not without loss of quality, but surprisingly well!

As expected, it no longer works with 128 kbit/s - but that is no longer up to date and fortunately no longer found on fixnet connections according to @Roger G.

We have already stated in other threads that Pre-Paid Plus urgently needs to be upgraded - I would never think of recommending it to anyone at the moment.

Here’s a quick comparison, TV-Blue and Teleboy, browser tabs limited to 1 mbit/s:

Teleboy

Blue TV

The compression is much nicer with blue TV IMO.

LG

r00t

@Roger G

@LeaH

@CorinaS

I think you should adjust the wording here:

1x wired internet connections (Swisscom and 3rd party)

1× 4G/5G connections (Swisscom and 3rd party)

which are then used for the purpose mentioned, or allow unwired access “with reservation” in the above article…

@LeaH @CorinaS thank you for your precious advice 😀

@LeaH@“x”#838639thanks!

Small addition on the advantage of the Apple TV offered by Swisscom: the remote control which compared to the Siri remote control of a standard Apple TV has P+ and P- buttons, direct access to the Blue TV guide from any app, backlighting, and finally (personal opinion) it is more pleasant in the hand!

The good thing with the Swisscom Apple TV is its remote control, better than the regular Siri remote for TV watching: P+/P- keys, direct access to Blue program guide from any app, and automatic backlighting. Also fits better in the hands

@Roger G wrote:

Yes. In between when I’m not at home and want to watch F1.
Ok, you can see everything, but you probably have to accept pixelation when buffering.
But it could also be a different problem than just… If so, I’ll just look via mobile 😉

@AntoineBD thank you for this additional information 😀

it is true that in the photo the design of the remote control for Apple TV is perfect 😲

I confirm: the swisscom remote control is much more ergonomic than the Apple one.

But… why not a numeric keypad?

@Prelude

I have the same question, older people in particular find that a remote control without a keypad is not really easy to use, I don’t like that sort of thing either.