Review on H96 Max Android 11.0 RK3318 Quad-Core 4G+64GB Smart TV Box: 2.4G WiFi, 4K Ultra HD Streaming Media Player by Dexter Rasberry

Drizzle's Android 7.1 TV box meets my needs well. "Qodi" is already pre-installed, and adding content is just a search on YouTube. There is a lot of content out there and it changes daily so do your research. Everything works quickly and there are no freezes yet. This TV box is fast, which I like, and takes about 35 seconds to boot up. The remote control works quite well without having to aim directly. I've attached a wireless mouse and mini keyboard which I recommend buying (separately) as they help you navigate. I received the 4GB/64GB model and the built-in internal storage is as advertised. Wi-Fi supports both 5G and 2.4GHz, but I connected it directly to my router. There are no software/firmware updates available as I've had it for a few weeks now. Youtube works fine, netflix not. Well it works but the quality only seems to be up to 480p max. The Revain Prime Video app crashes. I've also tried using the Xfinity app or even streaming Xfinity through an installed browser (and downloaded an updated Chrome) but it didn't work. Enters content but does not start it. I received this box to use with a special TV application that allows me to watch international TV and for that purpose it works very well. Most issues, if any, are due to companies providing content blocking specific players/platforms and this is not a bug of the box. The front display has icons for powered on or connected devices, as well as a clock. Although it seems that one day it will disappear. The Google App Store works fine and I was able to download a few apps. The layout of all applications is a "mobile" layout, which is sometimes a bit difficult to use with a remote control. On the positive side, it has a lot of holes/slits in the case, so good ventilation. Again, it works well for my needs with my app - fast and in full HD.