MSI

MSI (MicroStar International) is a Taiwanese manufacturer of PC components and peripherals, including several analog of digital TV devices.

Devices

USB DVB-T Devices

Vendor Device/Model	Supported	ID on Interface	Hardware	Firmware	Comment / Pictures	URL
MSI DIGIVOX Duo	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.28	1462:8801 USB2.0	Afatech AF9015	dvb-usb-af9015.fw	dual tuner	[1]
MSI DIGIVOX mini II V3.0 (AF9015/MT2060 version) aka. K-Vox	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.28	15a4:9016 USB1.1 USB2.0	Afatech AF9015, Microtune MT2060	dvb-usb-af9015.fw	Manufacturer changed device but kept name, ARGH!! See device page for details.	[2]
MSI DIGIVOX mini II V3.0 (RTL2832 version) also. DigiVox mini deluxe	✔ Yes somewhat. see device page	1d19:1101 USB1.1 USB2.0	RealTek RTL2832U, FCI FC2580	n/a	Manufacturer changed device but kept name, ARGH!! See device page for details.	[3]
MSI DIGIVOX mini III	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.28	1462:8807 USB2.0	Afatech AF9015A, NXP/Philips TDA18211HD	dvb-usb-af9015.fw
MSI DIGIVOX mini Hybrid	✘ No	1d6b:0001 or 15a4:1003 USB2.0	Afatech AF9035, Trident AVF4910B		Product number S36-0400132-K36. Sometimes called "DIGIVOX mini II Hybrid". This device is also called ":Zolid Hybrid TV Stick, sold by the Aldi in the Netherlands. [4]	[5]
MSI Digivox Mini SL	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.19	eb1a:e360 USB1.1 USB2.0		dvb-usb-dibusb-6.0.0.8.fw	warm usbid eb1a:e361 [6]
MSI Mega Sky 580	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.21	0db0:5580 USB1.1 USB2.0	tuner: qt1010 demodulator: mt352 USB Bridge: ULi M9206	dvb-usb-megasky-02.fw	Apparently the MSI Mega Sky 55801 is sold under the same name. At least they have a different usb id.
MSI DIGI VOX mini II	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.22	10fd:1513 USB2.0	tuner: NXP/Philips 8275AC1 demodulator: NXP/Philips TDA10046A USB Bridge: ULi M9206	dvb-usb-digivox-02.fw
MSI Mega Sky 55801 DVB-T USB2.0	✔ Yes, in kernel since 2.6.21	0db0:5581 USB2.0	Zarlink ZL10353 Tuner: Quantek QT1010 USB bridge: Genesys Logic GL861	none needed	The QT1010 in this device has it's problems. If you get no or poor signal on Linux, that's "normal". You can try lowering the signal strength from your antenna, remove signal boosters and/or buy an attenuator. Or buy a device with better support.