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Question: What is the difference of a TiVo TCD750500 Premiere 4 DVR to a  TiVo TCD758250 Premiere XL4 DVR
Document: On my TiVo TCD750500 Premiere 4 I like the ease of scheduling recordings well in advance and the ability to review any part of a program that I am currently watching. It definitely did change the way I watch TV and I could not possibly live without it.However I don't like the fact that sometimes when pressing the select button one time acts as if I have pressed the button two or three times.
I have replaced the Xfinity whole house DVR with 3 Tivo Premiere 4 units allowing all members of the house to record and view what they want and view all shows recorded. With addition of Tivo Stream we can also enjoy watching are shows on mobile devises.Far better setup than Xfinity can provide.
I was looking for a solid DVR that supported over the air broadcast that's when I bought my first TiVo Premiere, for Christmas this year me and my wife decided to get cable that's when I called TiVo up and got the TiVo premiere 4. I knew I could count on the quality and the customer support unlike the support from the cable company. I love your products?
I recently purchased this 4 tuner TiVo Premiere DVR because the hard drive in my old TiVo Premiere DVR went out after 3 years of having it. The old TiVo stopped recognizing my cable card, and I could no longer watch live television on the TiVo or watch pre-recorded shows. Now, I have the Premiere 4 and I am thrilled with the purchase I made.
Replaced my Comcast DVR(Horrible) for more flexible options of expandable local storage, multiple tuners, Tivo Desktop software, and overall long term cost benefit. Also, Comcast approved "On Demand" Cable Card access in my area. For what my Comcast DVR was costing me p/m my Premiere 4 w/ Lifetime Service will pay for itself in 1.5 years at the end of which I will own the box (no lease or DVR service fees).
I had an older TiVo DVR with a Lifetime subscription and a Comcast DVR that I rented. The TiVo only recorded one show at a time and the Comcast was $16.99 a month. I was able to get a discount from TiVo on my second Lifetime Subscription on this Premiere 4 plus a great price for the machine itself. My calculations show it will only take 36 months to pay for my new TiVo and the subscription with the money I am saving from not having to rent a DVR from Comcast.
Currently, the Premiere 4 comes with only 75 HD and 650 SD recording hours on it. When I installed the DVR expander to the box, this increased my HD recording hours to 157, and increased my SD recording hours to 1,321. Additionally, I love the extra features of being able to watch videos from Netflix, Hulu Plus, YouTube videos, and Amazon Video On Demand on this DVR. To anyone out there who is looking for a good DVR, TiVo is the way to go!
But the Premiere 4 does not support analog channels or antenna inputs. For that you should buy the TiVo Premiere and not the Premiere 4. I have both and they complement each other. Good Job TiVo! !
I actually have 3 TiVos at the moment, one Series3, one Premiere 2, and a Premiere 4 -- am always recommending them to my friends. Would be lost without TiVo.
After the initial set up, which can be difficult, it works great. I have a Premiere 4 plus a TiVo Mini for the bedroom. I use an Apple iPad as the controller to manage everything TiVo. The TiVo App for iOS is very fast and doesn't interrupt the TV viewing.
Answer: Amount of storage and recording time