Review on 📺 Premium Android 9.0 TV Box: 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM, H6 Quad-core, 6K H.265, WiFi, Ethernet by Christopher Yap

This box blew me away with video quality and video buffering. I had a lot of problems with the internet in my house because our bedroom was far from the main wifi point. That was my last hope when someone told me we might need a box with better video capabilities and more storage. You were right! I guess beggars can't decide as I was dying to hook up my bluetooth sound system after seeing how awesome it was, only to find that feature wasn't included in this box! The male. I have about 7 of these boxes and they all have Bluetooth as their main function. It was my fault for not looking closely enough at all the icons and thinking Bluetooth was built in. Another problem was the screen adjustment. It's crazy because all the boxes have a very easy to use screen box that can be resized to fit the screen when it's off. It's not like this! You need to go to settings, device settings and then use the slider to view and change the percentage. It's only after you choose your percentage that the screen will change, but then you'll have to go back to the app you were using to see if it was the right setting. It took me a full 15 minutes to fix everything. This is done by changing the screen size percentage and then changing the font size to get it right. It was unnecessary pain. I'm sure you might be able to download the app, but it would be great if it was inline. Aside from those two issues, the box itself works great. I never use the supplied remote as they are generally unusable. I use Rii Remote. Yes, it works just like the Wii Remote but for your box. You don't have to point at the screen as it uses 2.4G signals to determine the position of your hand when it needs to be moved across the screen. Works just like the old Wii remote. The bonus is that it flips and has a built-in keyboard on the other side, and it also lights up if you need that feature. I hope this review is helpful to you!