Can someone explain to me, why anyone would want a Joey 2.0 instead of a 4k Joey? You need to upgrade to be compatible with the H3, why in the world would you not just get the 4k.....
Well, let's see. The 4K Joey will cost you $50 and the Joey 2 will cost you nothing. The Joey 2 is entirely compatible with the H3. The only difference is that the 4K Joey will give you PIP, eventually, and of course 4K if you have a 4K TV hooked up to it.....Can someone explain to me, why anyone would want a Joey 2.0 instead of a 4k Joey? You need to upgrade to be compatible with the H3, why in the world would you not just get the 4k.....
And a little faster.Well, let's see. The 4K Joey will cost you $50 and the Joey 2 will cost you nothing. The Joey 2 is entirely compatible with the H3. The only difference is that the 4K Joey will give you PIP, eventually, and of course 4K if you have a 4K TV hooked up to it.....
Well, let's see. The 4K Joey will cost you $50 and the Joey 2 will cost you nothing. The Joey 2 is entirely compatible with the H3. The only difference is that the 4K Joey will give you PIP, eventually, and of course 4K if you have a 4K TV hooked up to it.....
The Joey 2.0 is not really new, production began somewhere around mid 2014. It was previously called the Joey CR internally. So, it's not like they had Echostar to design a completely new Joey 2.0 just for the Hopper 3.I didn't pay $50 for it, and haven't heard anything about that. That would be the only reason to not get the better joey. If the $50 is correct, I won't be surprised if Dish drops the $50 charge in the not to distant future, seems like they could have just not bothered with the 2.0, and made the 4k free from the get go.
The 2.0 has been around for quite some time, long before the 4K. It was a second generation Joey that they called the Joey CR. It was always faster than the the original Joey. It only comes up now because the H3 is not very compatible with the original Joey so they had to replace the Joey 1s if upgrading to the H3. You may well see a raise in the monthly cost of the 4K Joey in the future. Not so with the Joey 2.I didn't pay $50 for it, and haven't heard anything about that. That would be the only reason to not get the better joey. If the $50 is correct, I won't be surprised if Dish drops the $50 charge in the not to distant future, seems like they could have just not bothered with the 2.0, and made the 4k free from the get go.
There might not be any plans but I bet that at some point they will.The 4K Joey costs DISH more to make and thats the reason why they are charging people $50 more for the 4K Joey as they want to make sure people want it.
There are no plans on dropping that fee.
Wouldn't it more likely be the 16K?Yeah...it will be a free add-on for the 8K Hopper 4.![]()
Wouldn't it more likely be the 16K?
U453Does anybody know what the current software for the 4K Joey is?