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Try This: See the perks of EPB’s new + improved Fi TV Entertainment Box

Learn how you can have the traditional TV experience while enjoying the flexibility of streaming using EPB’s latest Fi TV Entertainment Box.

November 15, 2023 • 
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Table of Contents
What we tried
What not to miss
What we’re still talking about
How you can experience this
Things to know

Hey, Nooga. City Editor Kristen here. As much as I love exploring the Scenic City, I also love spending a night in watching my favorite shows. That’s why I recently spent time with the folks at EPB to learn about their new and improved EPB Fi TV Entertainment Box.

Read on to see how you can upgrade your out-of-date TV equipment while getting a traditional TV-watching experience + the added flexibility and content that only streaming provides.

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Know what channel you’re looking for? Type in the numbers for quick access with the full-feature remote.

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What we tried

I sat down with EPB Tech Pro Matt, who showed me some standout features of the box and service (developed with customer feedback):

  • The box is smaller and comes with a full-feature remote (think: guide channel buttons, numbers for channels, and a home button).
  • It’s linked to the Fi TV app, meaning you can access your channels on up to 10 devices (even when traveling).
  • It provides access to local networks, live sports, and live TV, plus streaming apps, which allows you to have the traditional TV experience, but with more benefits.
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Scroll through the guide to find shows you want to watch now or record for later.

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What not to miss

You’ll keep unlimited recordings for nine months, so record all your fave shows and watch at your leisure. You can also watch shows up to three days later — even if you didn’t record them. (You can even restart a show if you tuned in late.)

Bonus: Don’t miss scrolling through the extensive guide to plot your must-watch list.

What we’re still talking about

I loved how the simple and user-friendly service opens just like a traditional TV display, with easy access to your favorite TV channels + streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and more.

Sharing with other members of the household? Create your own profiles to keep your shows organized and personalized.

How you can experience this

Upgrade to the EPB Fi TV Entertainment Box for only $5.99 a month (bronze, silver, and gold channel packages are available). Not sure what to choose? EPB Tech Pros can answer questions online or at (423) 648-1372. Learn more + order.

Things to know

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