Turewell TV Box 9.0, T95 Max Android TV Box - H6 Quad-core, 4GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 3D, 6K Ultra HD, H.265, 2.4GHz WiFi, Ethernet

EXCELLENT:The box is great. I have crappy internet due to the fact that I live in the country. I don't have wired connection that supplies my home. I received internet via radio transmission from internet towers and my box still stream effortlessly. I use my box to run mobdro other live tv apps and other Android apps such as prime video, Netflix, MyQ Chamberlain garbage door opener and my smart devices apps and more. I have no regrets I did the purchase. ONE TRICKY LITTLE THING YOU MUST OBSERVE WHILE SETTING UP. THE ETHERNET PORT IS A LITTLE LOOSE THAN ANY OTHER ETHERNET PORT I'VE EVER COME ACROSS. SO BE SURE THE ETHERNET CABLE IS PUSHED ALL THE WAY IN *FIRMLY* . Other than that little tricky point. The box is super great. Any one has any complaints about this box, is not using it correctly or maybe have internet service crappier than mine. I will recommend this box to any one without no form of hesitations. TWO THUMPS UP. STRAIGHT 5 STARZ

Works ok depending on what you're buying it for. Most apps in the play store don't work well with this and can be frustrating to try to make work. Has a separate app store with apps that work better than play store apps do but seems shady in regards to security.Has two usb ports but they seem to shut off randomly which causes all kinds of problems with bluetooth remotes and external hardrives.If you stick with the remote that comes with it and dont use most play store apps its a good box and seems to be working well.

A hair better than Pi 3B+ 2gb in performance, but with a nice case, a proper DC power supply jack, and better thermals. Armbian isn't quite as turnkey as Raspbian, but it wasn't too bad, following the work of balbes150 and awawa. This box has potential of a few more advanced Linux builds as well, ex- Alpine and (reportedly) Manjaro.Generally pretty impressed, and somewhat satisfying to win the Pi price war!

Mine wouldn’t stay connected to WiFi and had to return. With that said, it was able to be an emulation box. With caveats. You’re not going to run demanding roms like PS1 on this. While you can use Retroarch, the chip used in this “Android” tv box is not compatible with Emuelec. I put Android in quotation marks, because this is not an official Android box. There are only a few actual Android boxes. With that said, you do get access to the Google Play store, but you’re not going to get access the actual Android TV apps. It will not run Netflix or YouTube at 4K. If you’re wanting a box that runs Android for unauthorized apps and simple emulation of retro games without spending a lot, this box will do the trick. The remote is pointless. Best to get a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. Otherwise you’re going to get frustrated trying to navigate using the provided remote. Don’t even waste your time trying to use the remote in its “mouse” mode. The pointer moves so slowly. If you get this or a similar box, spend $20 on a keyboard and mouse. Which means you only have one USB port to use when you’re using said keyboard and mouse. You might as well spend a little more and get an Android tv box with more USB ports, actual Bluetooth capability, and more memory.

Navigating this product is very frustrating. Pointer mode on the remote keeps skipping over selection buttons which makes it impossible to select certain functions. Example: You cannot select the top navigation toolbar in DuckGoGo or Chrome. Side menus and pages can not be scrolled down. You need to spend some serious development time in pointer and cursor navigation. I am unable to configure a lot of apps to required settings as I cannot select the required button. Also, on the first day after hours of setup, Google Play Store stopped loading. I cleared all cache and history, updated all versions and it still wouldn't load. Result: I had to run a full factory reset and start the setup all over again. It is finally working again. Overall, the idea is great but please spend sometime improving the usability as it currently unusable for several key functions.

A good buy this one as it still operates perfectly.

I got this little box to play with Armbian, since the Raspberry Pi shortages continue.First, the good. The box comes with Android set up. It was plug and play, largely. WiFi worked well. Installing apps was a little troublesome as Android isn't made to work with a remote. Switching to the mouse interface option on the remote helps when it comes time to click buttons. It's slower than just using the arrows, but for many places (the Google Play Store being one) it is not clear exactly where the cursor is before you click OK.Installing Armbian is pretty straight forward, and it runs the XFCE desktop in zippy fashion. I ran benchmarks comparing this to a RasPi 3 B+ and it edges it out. The CPU is about 20-30% faster depending on how many threads I ran. As a replacement for a little server box to sit in the closet, where you won't need the GPIO, this is a great alternative to the Pi. It also comes with 2GB RAM vs. the Pi 3's 1GB.Now the bad. You might have noticed I wrote "2GB" RAM, whereas the listing and title specify 4GB. There is a 32gb EMMC ROM accessible. Also, as you can see from my provided photos, the box looks nothing like what is pictured in the listing. There is no clock or front LED panel, just a single front-facing red/blue LED.