Review on TV Adapter Xiaomi Mi TV Stick RU by Anand Anand ᠌

In general, I installed the stick in a 32-inch LG kitchen TV model 2022, which is itself a smart TV. Despite being the most affordable of all the advantages, this full HD matrix is pretty good. In general, I decided to go with this stick as a replacement for the unstable webOS. Beeline TV application (I don't have to pay for a subscription to 180 channels) wildly lags on webOS, and there is no movie search at all. It's not that it's completely sluggish; rather, it's just that the application lags on webOS. In general, the stick eliminated anything that was unnecessary, turned off everything that could be turned off, and removed it in order to discharge the RAM associated with the process to the greatest extent feasible. I deleted the current version of beeline tv, film search, and YouTube. Although YouTube can be accessed normally on webOS, I chose not to switch because I am typically too lazy to do so. As a consequence of this, the Beeline TV application will, of course, become more sluggish because it is not suited for older hardware; however, you will still be able to view. HD channels put a significant amount of strain on the stick, and in general, you can see that the picture is not 24 frames, but rather 16-17 frames. Everything is fine when watching standard channels, but unexpected reboots of the stick may occur. Kinopoisk functions, to a certain extent; it appears to have been better optimized, and full HD movies are playing normally; but, navigation is still sluggish, and breaks in the picture and stick reboots also occasionally occur. In general, a piece of iron that has a scale that is average,