The TEAC SDB450 is a great product for anyone looking for an affordable, simple and easy way to access digital TV.

A perfect entry into the world of digital television - cheap, small, and simple, and without any major flaws.

Legend Digital's LSD2 offers inexpensive standard definition digital (DVB-T) support.

The standard-definition Unimax ST-102 has a full range of features, and no major flaws at all.

Even without support for high definition, the CTDV100 delivers sharp, clear pictures with an easy-to-use interface and functions.

The LSDDVD does the job well enough, but suffers from a substandard DVD player.

The Mediastar DT-720 was surprisingly easy both setup and use. Although the package includes some useful features, it is almost the double the price of rival standard definition tuners

The Humax PVR-8000T is unspectacular, but does a decent job as both PVR and digital set-top box.

While the device offers clean, clear images for anybody looking to make the switch to digital television, a few slight glitches make it unsuitable for the mainstream.

The DEC2000T is a handy two-in-one purchase, giving you both a PC-based tuner and a standalone digital set-top box in one hit. It would have been great if you were able to access the PC-based capabilities of the box (such as recording and time-shifting) from your TV set.

It may have uninspiring looks but the LHD3 performs to a good standard.

If you want to record pay TV and have a real electronic program guide, then the Foxtel iQ is the only choice. It's a fantastic product, if you're willing to pay the subscription fee for it.