Xfinity Flex’s detail photos The Xfinity Flex looks like a typical streaming device. There’s no audio out, though, so if you have external speakers, you’ll need to hook them to the TV instead. It supports Dolby Atmos with 5.1 surround sound or 2.0 stereo. You can use this adapter also to charge almost any gadgets that use USB-C, such as my Pixel XL and 3 XL.Īs for video and audio, the Xfinity Flex features videos up to 4K HDR. The Flex has a USB-C port for power and comes with a small power adapter. If wiring is not an option, you can use the stream via its built-in 2×2 Wi-Fi 5 (867 Mbps) Wi-Fi adapter. The streamer has a Fast Ethernet (10/100) port - it’s not a Gigabit one - to connect to a router or switch via a network cable. The other, labeled HDMI TV, is the one you use to connect it to a display. One is an HDMI Input, which you can use to host another video source - chances are you will never use this port. On the back, the Flex has two HDMI ports. It lets you watch content, be it live TV, recorded shows, or full feature movies, via the Internet, using a big screen TV. The media streamer is a little flat square box that measures 5.25″ x 5.25″ x 1″ and weighs less than a pound. And now it seems to be such a timely offering.
What is the Xfinity Flex?Ĭomcast first announced the Xfinity Flex in early 2019 and made it a free add-on to its Internet-only plans last September. The Flex is not something like a Roku or any other generic streamer, but it’s a media streamer still. Limited apps and user accessibility, no YouTube TV, good rotating free content.Straight forward registration, Comcast hardware integration.Xfinity Flex: Not your typical streamer.
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