No 4k channels

@westwayneguy88888​ I suppose.  But, if you are subscribed to streamers like Netflix, it's likely you can access them on a smart TV or streaming box, which I've found to be considerably more responsive than the Xfinity versions.  And, the XG1v4 4K DVR doesn't do Dolby Vision.  For the most part, the only value I find from Xfinity 4K is the handful of live sports it provides. 

Looked great.  How do you know that it's native 4K all the way to the Xfinity boxes?

Sky Sports in the UK does all their production in native 4K (ergo the clarity in being able to read the players names on the jerseys from a full field shot). This unlike American Broadcasters crying poverty when they’re literally making BILLIONS of dollars in net profits and have like ESPN regressed from native 4K to 1080p faux 4K. Others like Fox and others never even took the initial step. Sad that we have to rely on foreign companies to give us real 4K (and some are even putting out 8K signals to really leave us behind)

We can be hopeful.   But, that channel has been there since the Olympics with nothing ever on it. 

Tried to previously get it on the guide and it wasn’t present. Only able to pick it up and “favorite” it now. It’s ridiculous how Fox, Comcast and other major companies are pleading poverty for producing native 2160p 4K but regional networks like NESN can pull it off with a far more limited budget. If they can “mandate” something as stupid as EV cars (given the limited drawbacks of that current technology and the inability of the grid to actually implement it), then they should be mandating native 4K TV for these media giants where the saturation of 4K TVs is almost 75% of American households and the network is more than capable of handling it more so than electric cars.