Android TV Box, HAOSIHD T9 Android 9.0 TV Box with Remote Control & Mini Keyboard,4GB RAM 64GB ROM RK3328 Quad-core, Support 4K Full HD Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz BT 4.1 Smart TV Box (black1)

This box uses the same chipset HW (ArmA53's with Mali GPU) as some of the bigger name brand TV boxes. You get a pretty generous amount of parts and features, in the box you will find:HDMI CableUSB Adapter CablePower brickIR RemoteRF Multimedia Keyboard + TouchpadAndroid TV BoxThe Android box has HDMI, Optical Audio Out, DC-IN, Ethernet, micro-SD card slot, 2x USB 2.0. Having the USB 2.0 and microSD slot is really nifty. Having the built-in wired Ethernet is really important.For wireless it has 2.4GHz WiFi only and Bluetooth. It doesn't have 5GHz WiFi so, you'll either need to be right next to your router, or use the built-in Ethernet, if you want to do serious 1080p or higher streaming. The connection speed and reliability is key for all of these streaming boxes, so if you don't have a strong WiFi connection, having the wired Ethernet port is a silver bullet.The WiFi was able to connect to my wireless network without any issues, but for all of the heavier streaming, I used the wired Ethernet. The WiFi on this just enough for 1080P streaming.The best thing about this box is full access to the Google Playstore. I tried out Amazon Prime Video and Steam Link Beta. For Prime Video, I tried out an episode of The Expanse - the experience is the same as any other box.The Steam Link Beta worked surprisingly well. For those not familiar with Steam Link, you're streaming your game from another computer on your LAN. I plugged an Xbox One controller into one of the USB Ports (mine doesn't have standard Bluetooth, so I couldn't test the tv box's BT), worked without any extra setup. I loaded up 2016 Doom and blasted away at some hell demons, pretty much ran the same as it would in any other working Steam Link setup.I didn't have any real 4k content, so I didn't really that part out test out - if you do, use the Ethernet, there's just no way this thing's WiFi can handle it.The keyboard was one thing I really liked. Its a hand-held, usb rechargeable multimedia keyboard with a full qwerty setup and a touchpad. The only downside is that it doesn't have the qwerty offset positioning, so it takes a little adjustment. It uses RF and comes with a little dongle, which you can also plug into a PC or other device and use as a full keyboard. The keyboard makes typing in things way easier and pretty much eliminates the need for the IR controller.Overall a pretty versatile box for the price.

The overall box is not bad for the price. It runs hot and the WiFi is not working to well. If its not near the router its really hard to watch streams. Not having 5ghz really hurts it to.Even when I plugged it in the lan to test it was not fast on many speed test.The lan is only 100Megs instead of 1000 like better boxes.

It works great

Nice Android box that is a great value. Very small and compact out of the box, but big on features. Comes loaded with a lot of apps, but you can add pretty much anything you want from the Play store. Comes with USB ports to add external storage, and it picks up the storage very easily. Comes with an HDMI cable, setup is very simple. Hook an Ethernet cable or connect to WIFI and you are off and rolling! Probably my favorite part of the whole package is the little wireless keyboard. I seen one review that complained it didn't work, but mine works awesome! No more trying to type words with a remote control, just use the keyboard. Great little android box!

I have been up and down the river with android boxes and other tv devices to cut the cable. this one has some improvements but it still isn't there. you still cannot point at the tv screen and click. you still have to install numerous, apps AND configure them for hours and hours and still end up with a hard to control device that just don't have the polish for the main stream. kodi still doesn't update automatically, some apps are so buggy the experience can be very frustrating. I just want to point click and watch. the device is fast and the picture is excellent. I'll keep at it till I can enjoy movie the way i want.

The T9 MicroSD port does not work and the User Interface senses something there but does not allow access to the port. I tried to the T9 to read mp4 files from a 128GB MicroSD memory. Under "disk", which only appears when there is a MicroSD memory inserted into the T9 unit, shows a message "disk is safely ejected" (huh? - what the heck does that mean?). This useless message is grayed out so it will not allow you to click on it to see any status, etc. I've looked but there are no requirements for the use of TF or MicroSD memory. This unit seems to work ok with the a 128GB thumb drive and am able to use the two T9 units that I bought for the purposes that they were bought for I had to spend more money on two additional thumb drives. I asked SIJIN, the manufacturer, about the issue but they have not provided any answers..

Has worked out great for my needs. Not a big fan of the controller, and use another type, but it does get the job done. Be wise and be sure to use a VPN.Although pretty much ready to go out of the box, adding additional features may require additional tech insight that is easily learned doing some web searches.

Very fast Intl shipping! Android box worked better than expected. I loaded Kodi Leia and it operated very fast, streaming 4K no problem. Boot time was very quick, easy to navigate around main page to settings. This set included a hand remote and a rechargeable mini keyboard-remote which I have seen/used better. The range of the keyboard remote was about 1.5 to 2 meters before signal got choppy; standard hand remote was fine. I recommended this unit to my friends after testing this out. Overall I am very please with performance, shipping time and value for the money.