AGPTEK Updated 4K@30hz HDMI TV Media Player with HDMI/AV/VGA Output, Digital MP4 Player for 14TB HDD/ 256G USB Drive/SD Card/H.265 MP4, with Remote Control for MP3 AVI RMVB MPEG etc

I purchased two of these to use for Halloween animated displays using a projector; previously I used a laptop computer to play my videos and content - but these media players make setting up my Halloween displays so much easier! I don't have to drag my computers outside, sparing them possible damage from moisture and the elements. Also, seeing the computers connected next to the projectors kind of killed the spooky vibe; these media players are small enough to easily be housed inside the enclosure with the projector, making for a better overall effect. In addition, the media players were relatively inexpensive, making them a viable addition to my Halloween display equipment. The media player works well using both HDMI and VGA projectors - I have tested it with both. The only thing is when using the VGA output, you have to plug external speakers into the media player - you get audio, but it's not the greatest quality; if your audio is recorded using split channels, you might not hear all of the channels in the song (I noticed this when playing Bohemian Rhapsody). A minor nuisance, but not a deal-breaker. This issue could possibly be fixed with a 3.5mm mono to stereo adapter plug. This is not a problem with the HDMI output (which includes the audio signal). Bottom line: I would purchase this again - and most likely will as my Halloween display grows and has more effects added.

It works real good . I have a 5 TB Drive filled with movies and I use this to convert it to play on my TV works great well worth the money

EDIT: after posting the review below, the unit bugged out and is no longer working. I'm returning it.I bought this unit to connect to a projector. I wanted a small unit to replace my laptop for watching movies and tv shows. This seemed to be a good choice, but it has a few issues:1. The user interface is kinda junk. It's fairly easy to use, but poorly optimized and there's a lot of redundancy. Given the price, this is mostly expected, but annoying none the less.2. There is a VGA port, but no 3.5mm audio port. the AV port does have audio out, but you can't simply plug in headphones or speakers. In my case, hooking up to a Bluetooth transmitter (for wireless headphones), I had to ghetto rig some adapters to get audio working.3. Subtitle support is pretty horrific. When you do manage to get them working, the text is very pixelated and ugly looking, which really kills the whole watching experience.4. The controls are pretty bad - I've tried multiple times to rewind video, but the system doesn't seem to like it. It lags pretty bad and it's kicked me back to the main menu a few times. Besides functionality, this remote has WAY more buttons than it should. Honestly i think the remote has more buttons than the entire unit has settings/functions.I'm somewhat torn on this purchase - it works for the most part, but these small problems are becoming more of a nuisance than its worth. I'm going to give it a few more days, but chances are likely that I'll return it and look into something else.

I just received this product. I purchased it to display .mp4 video files on a TV in our customer service lobby, one at a time. I wanted a player that would auto play video and endlessly repeat it, even after a power disruption. Video will be generated from Premiere or by saving PowerPoint presentations as .mp4.This media player is exactly what I wanted. Enable three options in the settings; Auto Play, Cyclic Mode, and Video Resume, and the video automatically plays upon inserting an SD card, and it will repeat endlessly. After removing power, unplugging the power supply, and restoring power, the video automatically plays again.Changing video requires only pressing one button on the media player itself and changing SD card. The new video automatically plays. The remote is not even needed for this.The video quality is very good in 4k and HD on monitor or TV via HDMI. Quality is very good via VGA too.Assuming the product is reliable, this is exactly what I needed.

I read the positive and negative reviews before opting for AGPTEK vs. MICCA.I bought it pretty much for watching .iso format movies from a flash drive.The user interface is actually surprisingly intuitive and user friendly.I used an older flash drive to test it. (256 GB) And perhaps it is a previous generation and was the source of the singular artifact of micro sound dropouts. Not enough to be annoying but sufficiently noticeable.I tested it on some high grade video (Godzilla Criterion Collection) and some lower quality transfers. My Rush R40 video had the most degraded sound (as one might expect) and the other movies I ran through did fine.But they are buttering people's bread saying that it is 4K video.For under $50 this thing delivers. On a long vacation this device will plug into an hotel TV and take up a tiny bit of space. I can also see its advantages on an RV.The music player worked as advertised. And I have not yet tested the photo player.The remote control for such an inexpensive device is excellent. Turning on and off subtitles was a breeze.One button controlled aspect ratio very well.And if you lose the remote basic functions are on the box itself.iso files. Officially they say they play. But one astute reviewer said no. And he was right. iso files do not play.... unless before you hit play you hit "browse file" then click down to VTS_01_1.VOB. Then it will play.Now this is jumping through maybe more hoops than you want out of a media player. But for now it is doing what I want.I will append this review if it changes.