Review on 📺 High-Performance TV Box Android 10.0 | 4GB RAM 64GB ROM | H616 Smart TV | Mini Keyboard | USB 3.0 | Ultra HD 4K 6K HDR | Dual Band WiFi 2.4 5.8GHz | BT4.1 | Android Box | Top Quality by Mario Portillo

Unless you're digging into the innards of this thing and don't mind a lot of manual tweaking, I'd avoid it. Out of the box, Disney+ isn't running and updating requires downloading files from Google Drive or Mega and then following a series of semi-translated instructions. I don't know if Disney+ will work after that because it wasn't worth my time. Additional review below. I was excited when I saw this item because it seemed to have everything I wanted: - Wireless mouse with voice control - Wireless mini keyboard - SD card slot - Ethernet port - Multiple USB ports - Android 9 Pie I have currently a Mi Box S Android TV Box and a FireTV Box which I also compare and unfortunately come up short in many respects. Keyboard/Remote - The remote is quite nice to look at and feel, and it has an air mouse. The keyboard feels weak and the keys are really loud and clicky. Also the following issues: - No bluetooth - Identical unbranded dongles which are easy to mix up - They occupy both available USB slots when you use them. - Constantly switching to air mouse to make a selection (poor UI) - No dedicated home button (long press on the back). The UI is pretty terrible compared to others I've seen, but what finally made me give up was the update process: - The standard update from the Android device menu doesn't seem to do anything without a file. The OS update app seems to work but always updates to the same version. The FAQ section contains two schematic links to files for updating the operating system. Apparently they can't even post their own updates. The bottom line is that I don't trust this device enough to bother with it.