2GB RAM 16GB ROM Android 8.1 TV Box Newest A95X F1 Amlogic Quad-core Cortex-A53 4K UHD Smart Media Player With 2.4G Wifi (UK Plug)

Was looking for an alternative for my WDTV live hub after it died and took a bit of a gamble on this, based on limited reviews and an unknown brand (to me). It’s pretty small, a bit bigger than an Apple TV. The overall build quality and appearance is a bit cheep, but It’s hidden in a unit under the TV.Paired with an external usb SSD, it provides the same basic functions as the WDHD live but adds with it the Android eco system, so a few extra apps etc which allow more streaming options (Netflix and Amazon Prime etc). Personally, I’m not a huge fan of the Android UI but it’s no biggie.The primary purpose is to play movies so pleased to find Kodi is installed as media playing which pulls all the meta data for movies etc from the LAN line. Haven’t yet set up the WiFi but at 2Ghz wouldn’t depend on it for much any way. (Maybe the phone remote control app function which you can download).It’s not exactly plug and play, as you need to define source paths but if you’re at least an intermediate user, and comfortable exploring settings, you’d be able to figure it out.All and all very happy, quick easy to use. As I said, felt like a gamble getting this, but it’s better than the set up u had before by miles.

Most TVs are 'smart' these days, but we've got one downstairs that we wanted to play movies on via a USB stick and also stream content to. The TV is pretty good and we didn't really want to pay £300-£500 to replace it for something else, so this was a very good solution.I would say that this box is slightly slower than the smart TV we have upstairs and the smoothness of the picture isn't 100% perfect, but I'd give it a solid 4/5 stars, especially when you consider the price. You have loads of applications on it (one of which allows you to watch American television channels) and the USB playback is more than acceptable.The remote isn't brilliant and it does take a long time to 'type' stuff in when using the search function on Youtube, for example, but yeah - for the money we were very happy.

This tv box was an upgrade to our previous satellite tv box. With this we only needed the internet connection and were able to setup the box within minutes.The android interface is very simple to use and navigate through.The main reason to get this was to be able to watch Amazon Prime and Netflix on one device whilst using wireless earphones for the sound output.With the other android apps available on the tv box we were able to setup IPTV and try the free version.This tv box is quite fast and responsive to the remotes commands.Although it comes with wall fixings , we decided to have it flat on the tv stand and it works great.We also managed to cast facebook videos to the tv box which was super impressive, using the apps already installed on the tv box.

Although this appeared to be a bargain at first, it's really not very good.I know it has quite a few good reviews, so maybe I got a bad one... but it was absolutely useless.The remote wouldn't work unless held inches away from the unit.Netflix wouldn't load properly.Woudln't work with my external HDDPainfully slow operation (though some of this may be down the the remote)On setup it boots into a weird resolution with half the menus hanging off the edge of the screen... probably due to it running a version of Android designed for phones.

The quality of the product is not the best.i went to use it today only to see that one of the plug points had just fallen out . Products of this nature should be a lot more sturdy. I have bought many android boxes in the past for family and friends ,but on this occasion i may have made an error in my judgement.If the company. Had other boxes i would try and give them another shot as it probably was a fault in the manufactures.

This little streaming box has a fast processor for a nice and snappy GUI response and some nice extra features. It's small enough to where you don't even notice it. Cannot complain about how easy it is to set up. Just a couple of on-screen steps and up and running. Has a good size internal storage but you can add a memory card if you want to increase internal storage. It supports wired Ethernet and WiFi. The remote is very responsive, it is one the best streaming device remote I have used. Affordable, versatile, and full-featured Android TV box!

I didn't want to risk using an Android 9 box until its final version, so I opted for the very stable 8.1 final version instead loaded onto to this superb A95XF1 product . What a superb media box and a bargain it has proved! Enough has been said already about it by the other reviews, so I won't dwell there too much. Amazon certainly gets the best quality products without a doubt. This is proof of it!Easy to use and plays H265 as well as all the other formats flawlessly. It is also rooted with enough memory to meet all your usage needs without lag. It has the right amount of apps preloaded on. Get it now, you won't be disappointed. The seller was an absolute pleasure to deal with and extremely helpful, so a big thanks there.

The interface was far too slow and clunky, it got frustrating quickly. I thought it might have needed an update but when I tried it said it was on the latest version...Went to the Play store to download the BT Sport app, but navigating around the Play store proved tricky as the interface wouldn't always highlight the box you were over but it would allow you to click on them, so I was clicking on all sorts of things before eventually getting the right one through trial and error, I don't know if this was just the Play store, the interface or a combination of the two.The BT Sport app itself ran OK but the quality of the picture wasn't on the same level as on other streaming devices I've used, it looked like it was running at a slightly lower refresh rate. I don't know if this was the app or the unit itself, either way it was all just too frustrating so I returned it.