[julie12345]

Hi, thinking of using a dongle for TV to watch
movies and TV channels, are they any good and what should I buy please.. Must be easy to use also, numpty 64 ha

[un1versal]

Stay away from dongles and android boxes that offer free movies/tv its not only illegal but nowt supported for any type of discussion. You wont get any help from community or Kodi team with any of that.

[mccord42]

I am very happy with my Raspberry Pi 2. It took a bit of setup to get it where I wanted it, but it was rather inexpensive and does everything I want. I tried a bunch of different Linux based installs on it but found openelec to be the easiest in the end.

[DaVu]

Stay away from dongles and android boxes that offer free movies/tv its not only illegal but nowt supported for any type of discussion. You wont get any help from community or Kodi team with any of that.

Correct so far.....except he's talking about some DVB-T dongles which are able to receive local terrestrial TV. As far as I know, only the device (set-top box, dongle etc.) is needed to buy.

[wrxtasy]

Week Play if you want a nicely integrated Kodi / TV device that is well supported and can be optioned with all sorts of TV tuners. It even runs Android in a dual boot config.
Best remote control design you are ever likely to see as well.

https://wetek.com/#home_wetek_play
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=213747

Users seem pretty happy with them.

[un1versal]

Its hard to say what hes talking about exactly, it wasn't exactly clear, I just covered the what not to buy just in case.