Netgear NeoTV 200

Based on 4 reviews

Clunky menu system.
Remote isn't very responsive.
No USB ports.
No analog outputs.
Can't access media stored on your own network.
No expansion port and users can only connect the device to a TV via an HDMI cable.

Reviews

By Home Theater on May 09, 2012

The greatest asset to this player is Vudu; it would be all the excuse I'd need to overlook some of its flaws. The icing on the cake is there is an extensive array of other fun, informative, and social content to work your way through on the player....

83
By PC Mag on March 23, 2012

Netgear's NTV200 is a $50 Netflix-and-other-video-services box for your HDTV, but its interface isn't as polished as those you'll find on Apple TV or Roku boxes....

70
By Maximum PC on January 19, 2012

Craving a spot at the commercial online media buffet, but not at all interested in ripping your own media? Netgear has just the right dish. The NeoTV taps your broadband connection to serve up Netflix, Vudu, Pandora, YouTube, Picasa, and plenty of...

80
By Missing Remote on October 25, 2011

Offering seamless setup, HDMI CEC, WiFi and Ethernet networking, and a good selection of IP content including Netflix and VUDU at a very competitive price; the NETGEAR NTV200 is a serious contender for bringing over the top media to your home theater....

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By cnet on October 13, 2011

While it's a capable streamer the lack of any expandable memory and its limited connectivity really limit its universal appeal. It's also priced too high compared to the most recent Roku...

60