Man Says Bye to DStv as He Switches to Smart Tv Box and Enjoys Netflix, Mzansi Ready to Make the Move Too

Man Says Bye to DStv as He Switches to Smart Tv Box and Enjoys Netflix, Mzansi Ready to Make the Move Too

  • A Mzansi man took to social media to share his joy of moving from using DStv to a smart TV box
  • In the video, he shows his DStv decoder which he says "bye-bye" to before showing off his new 4K Ultra HD Android TV Box
  • Many netizens also shared similar experiences adding that they don't regret leaving the sub-Saharan African video entertainment company

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One man took to social media to share his excitement of upgrading his television-watching experience.

Man says bye to DStv
A man looks forward to streaming from the comfort of his home with his new smart tv box. Image: @joy0822255582/TikTok
Source: TikTok

@joy0822255582 took to TikTok to share a video of him bidding farewell to his DStv decoder as he replaced it with a 4K Ultra HD Android TV Box.

The device is a top-of-the-line media streaming device that offers an outstanding viewing experience. It comes with Google and Netflix certifications, guaranteeing that it meets the highest standards for streaming quality and performance.

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Mzansi netizens also share their DStv experiences

DStv is a sub-Saharan African video entertainment company owned by MultiChoice. It was launched in 1995 and provides multiple entertainment channels and services to customers across the continent via satellite, online and mobile apps.

Many netizens responded to the video sharing how they too, have stopped watching DStv as they felt it was too outdated with the current entertainment trends and demands.

Others asked where they could find the smart tv box as they wanted a better entertainment experience too.

Tsepo Mabizela wrote:

"Leaving DSTV is the best decision I've made in a very long time."

luluzulu278 commented:

"Sengiphilela ama cooking channels. And HGTV on Dstv kahle kahle angisayifuni."

tshilidzi said:

"I haven't been using Dstv for over a year; yesterday, they sent a message asking me to reconnect for R19 in the next three months ."

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Ristos commented:

"Let's normalise tagging MultiChoice when doing these videos ."

Christopher Rasebitse replied:

"Dstv is like Nokia; they failed to adapt to new challenges. Instead, they were arrogant with price increases for repeats."

user6919953762589 responded:

"Siyitholaphi bafo, sicule lengoma sonke."

Young South African boy tries to fix flat screen tv

In another story, Briefly News reported that some kids are smart far beyond their years. This young man was casually fixing a TV and understood terms that most would have to Google.

Kids are capable of more than we give them credit for. This father clearly believes in his son’s abilities and has given him room to flourish.

TikTok user @blaqgoldmongwe shared a video of his son sitting on the couch fixing a flat-screen TV. In the video, he walks over to his boy and asks him some technical questions, which he answers without hesitation.

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