Top satellite receiver at a fair price!

After my old tube after 15 years (still functional) was sent into retirement, I was thinking of buying a LED Flats with 3 built-in tuners that time the external tuner would be over for me.
But I realized that the tuners are even usable only with the TV, rather than with external devices such as a projector ..!
My old satellite receiver Philips DSR 9005 I had now given away and
lack of space was only a device with max. 5 cm height in question. First I Lano attempts a Schwaiger DSR 605 - should actually the "Lahmo" hot ....! Both from standby as from the off state of the needed 60 sec. !!!
Added to this was that it was the signal frequently interrupted for a few seconds 10EL, which meant that my amplifier each has for 1-2 sec. Times lost the picture. He was also not available with my Logitech Harmony remote. De Hammer is the display which is so bright-light, the one is inclined to set up a pair of sunglasses.
Looks nice, has a great menu and a great SD and HD image - but that's not enough!
As I unpacked the Telestar I was surprised because of the rather large cardboard boxes, however small the receiver was then yet.

Furnishings:
Suuuuper easy rewire battery in the FB, everything, turn off you go, could you let go of even a 6 year old child. It is prima guided through the menu, un can decide at any time whether you want to make steps or not. The manual I did not have in hand today. The menu is structured simply and clearly structured

Inputs and switching times:
After 16-17 sec., An image will appear and you can start. Switchover between SD top. Changeover time on HD (depending on the broadcaster) top. I had been 4 satellite receivers and at least felt this is the fastest.

PVR:
Recordings with an attached 2.5 "hard disk to function simply and easily.
This had also not be installed, but was simply used by Plug & Play.

CI Slot:
Is not used by me, so no opinion on this.

Operation with Universalverbedienung:
Logitech Harmony set up and everything runs smoothly - so it must be.

Power consumption:
8-17 watts in operation - good!
0.2 watts in standby - these are absolute peak values!

Criticisms:
A little to improve, there are also.
Unfortunately, only the program numbers are always displayed on the screen, but not the station name. That is very unfortunate and not quite up to date.
Even a clock in standby there is not that I had been with all devices (force of habit!)

Conclusion:
Anyone looking for a good receiver with a fair price performance ratio is well served with the Telestar.
I would give of said reasons 4.5 stars because this is not possible and 5 stars are absolutely top, I give 4 stars.