Android TV Box 13.0, Android Box 4GB RAM 64GB ROM, Quad Core Smart 8K TV Box with Mini Keyboard Support 2.4G/5.0GHz Dual WiFi 100M Ethernet Bluetooth

works great love it.

It is easy to set up and to use. There is an issue with the way the plug sits and occasionally if you move the box it doesn't get a good connection and turn off even though it is still plugged in. Other than that, it is a good value for the money. I would buy it again.

Absolute POS. Cheap China POS . Works then doesn’t work , constantly resets . Thrown i. The trash after a month .

The interface is pretty basic, but it is just a streaming device. You can add like Discovery and other services apps from the google play store app is included. I did notice the remote does not work the apps like I am use to with roku, Had to switch between the remote and touchpad on the mini keyboard. My tv is 1080p , shows , movies all had good video. 4K and up I can't say. The good thing you can easy pair an android phone to it. If you have a full size wireless keyboard , it is suppose to work with it. Now vague about batteries, the remote itself uses 2 AAA batteries ( not included ) , the mini keyboard has a rechargeable battery ( comes with charging cable only, no ). NOTE : The wireless dongle for the usb slot is located in the battery compartment of the mini keyboard, you will need to plug it into one of the usb ports on the streaming device before the keyboard will work.

This Android box is a lot faster than my old one. It works perfectly with all my apps. The only thing I have a problem is programing the remote to my TV remote. It's no problem because I have the TV remote, but I liked it all on one. Still I love the box and I give it my highest recommendation.

I am not very tech savvy and have little experience with setting these up, but found it easy to do, and so far everything is functioning as expected. Seller also followed up to ensure all is well, so overall a very positive experience and great bargain. I would not hesitate to purchase another.

This is, indeed, an Android-based set-top box. And for basic functions, it works adequately. But there are a lot of quirks. You might think that the LED thing on the front is a nifty feature. It's not. It's too small to be read from normal TV viewing distance, it's too dim to read during the day yet also bright enough to be annoying in the dark. That keyboard controller that comes with it is pretty nifty, and you can *almost* use that in conjunction with a key remapper link to do stuff like make keys do different things (like, who wants an "email" key on a set-top box; let's make it start an app that we do use instead). Unfortunately, when the device reboots, the app permission that any key remapper needs gets reset. You can't set the device's name. That's probably not a big problem to very many, and even for me it's just a minor annoyance. But it's just one more example of how this acts oddly. Its launcher app is pretty lame, too. While I can confirm that it does work adequately for basic media streaming, the CPU really struggles with any real load. So it doesn't feel at all responsive. I don't think these are defects of this particular instance of the device. I suspect that these are inherent issues shared by all "x88 Pro" boxes, so if you think that's what you need, then I'm pretty confident that this one is as good in quality as any.

works perfect, all good