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

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.

100% recomendado, 4GB ram es perfecto para tener muchas aplicaciones y no disminuir la velocidad del sistema operativo. Para los interesados funciona perfecto con MagisTV. El control con teclado es una maravilla de la tecnologia, no duden en comprarlo.

Got it a month ago and it is now malfunctioning. There is a large black screen in the backgroud and it gives problems to connect to the Wifi. Have not idea how to fix it. It is not of good quality as advertised

First thing to know -- this isn't an Android TV or Google device. It's a Rock13 based Android tablet device in a box.On the negative side, it didn't run a couple apps (Pluto TV and my ISP TV app). Actual WiFi 6 transfer speed is relatively slow despite a good connection, but it is more than enough for 4K, which plays fine. The keyboard device is often a necessity because it needs a mouse type pad to control some apps, not using an Android TV interface.For my intended use primarily as a local media and free app streaming system, it works perfectly fine. It has Aptoide installed if you need an alternative to Google Play for apps, and the installed apps and many free video sources like Tubi work perfectly.It has two USB connectors - one for the keyboard dongle that is inside the keyboard battery compartment - and a microSD slot. That gives me to options for local media libraries to easily play. I put music on an SD card and movies on the USB drive. Plus a local network, making it easy to browse and find my content.I couldn't recommend it if you want an easy Google TV experience, or anything like our TIVO device, but for what it does it is a good value.

This device works very well. It’s an excellent product and I definitely recommend it.

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.

Easy set up and working well