Xumo: Spectrum's new "cable box" rolls out to Greater Outer Banks

If you haven't cut the cord yet, Spectrum customers across the Greater Outer Banks can now access their television services in a new way. Xumo, a joint venture between Comcast and Charter formed to deliver the next generation of video entertainment, has launched Xumo Stream Box to Spectrum households in Corolla, Dare County, Elizabeth City, Ahoskie and elsewhere in North Carolina. Read more at wobx.com/2023/...
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[@andrewcarey5359]

Can not wait to get one in the mail.

[@shellyhunt4910]

I’m waiting for mine to come in the mail

[@andrewcarey5359]

Mine too.

[@shabadu9084]

The remote has a number pad. Can you change channels like regular TV?

[@tamesha1981]

Yes you can. I just got one today.

[@jeffgrant2098]

Can Xumo be use without smart tv

[@andrewcarey5359]

Yes they can if you got HDMI port.

[@abelinolopez1957]

So i don't need internet anymore if i buy this box??

[@beanie7106]

You need internet to use it

[@joeygourley7349]

Is it in 4k dolby atoms

[@jamessullivan8300]

Why would I want this over all the built-in apps on the smart TV or even my Roku?? Too late to the game Spectrum, think I'll pass.

[@brazilsun]

You may pass for now, but if you remain with Spectrum you will have no choice because over the next couple of years Spectrum is going to be phasing out cable boxes in favor of Xumo. In fact, new Spectrum customers signing up today will only receive the Xumo box.. not a traditional cable box.

[@shellyhunt4910]

@@brazilsun does it come with local channels?

[@andrewcarey5359]

@@shellyhunt4910 Yes.