Review on AVerMedia Technologies AVerTV Mobile 510 Black by Micha Mitrut ᠌

This leads to the conclusion that a typical TV tuner for a computer won't function on a smartphone. Pros include: not compatible with an Android 8.1 smartphone. Although there are links to the computer program AverTV 3D below in other reviews, it functions on a laptop (Windows 7, ASUS) like a standard TV tuner. The video works very fine with a larger antenna, but there are two provided (it hangs on a small one), so we'll see how it goes. The only drawback is that a USB adapter to plug into the computer's USB port is not provided with the micro USB mom to usb dad (I only found 120 in the radio parts store, not in network ones). Windows itself updated the device driver through the update center when I installed the items I downloaded from the site. While it doesn't heat up as much when connected to a computer through USB, it does so when connected to a smartphone (so much so that you won't be able to watch TV on a smartphone for a while since the charging port is occupied). The company's least expensive TV tuner, it turns out, is all the TV on the computer. Under Android 8.1, the Motorola is unusable, drains batteries quickly, overheats, and fails to play video or music, despite having identified the channels and displaying the names of the programs. mobile phone and 8.1, motorola, took it to Regmarts.