VOYO V2 TV Box 2GB 32GB+64GB SSD Intel Quad-Core Windows 10 4K Google Media Player with 8000mAh Lithium Battery HDMI WiFi Bluetooth
Looking for more than just a simple streaming box? The VOYO V2 TV Box does it all. Running the full Windows 10 OS gives you the ability to run virtually any Internet APP on your TV. The powerful Intel Baytrail T Z3735F Quad Core Processor with the Intel HD GPU provides stellar performance for high definition video playback. XBMC runs smoothly with 4K hardware decoding from local media and your favorite XBMC streaming add-ons. In addition, the VOYO V2 TV box equipped with 8000mAh lithium battery which can be used as a portable power charger for charging your iPhone, iPad, Samsung, tablet PC and other digital devices on-the-go. Enjoy high performance HD streaming from the internet and local media to your TV from now on!
6% tcb using Gearbest USA link
- cjhilton49
All comments (51)
ZiggySTW
2 Dec 15#1
It shows £99 for me
tomwenn to ZiggySTW
2 Dec 151#2
That's $99 pal.
shinds to ZiggySTW
2 Dec 15#3
That's 99 dollars
tomwenn
2 Dec 15#4
The only thing that stops me from buying any of these from gearbest, is that so many people comment on how hot they get.
ZiggySTW
2 Dec 15#5
Oh, my bad, I ended up getting one, the one with the 64gb ssd, because I have no use for the battery.
Thanks mate!
rapid111111
2 Dec 15#6
That is a sweet gizmo. Heat
BigBen75020
2 Dec 15#7
WiFi ???
wadewilson16
2 Dec 15#8
God I want one but I don't get wat the ssd is does it not come with a hardeive
thekanester to wadewilson16
2 Dec 152#12
It does come with a hard-drive, in the form of 32GB eMMC (which is flash storage, but slower than an SSD). It also comes with an extra 64GB 'SSD' on the inside of the case. However, check out this analysis.
It looks like the eMMC is quite a bit slower than most devices of that type. I have a Voyo A1 which delivers around 176MB/s read and 76 write, compared to the 77 & 30 that this guy reported.
The 64GB 'SSD' is even slower, and his tests with a simple USB stick showed that it had faster read, but slower write. An actual SSD connected via USB would be a better bet here.
I think overall, its made to a price and it would be a fine media centre that doesn't rely on super-quick random disk access, but I suspect that its use as a desktop replacement would not be as good as some similarly-priced competitors.
JC1997
2 Dec 15#9
im i the only one who thought the picture is a dell mini pc?
robcrazee
2 Dec 15#10
So tempting but did buy the cenovo one that was on offer a month ago and thats excellent. Will say though with Gearbest the delivery times can be sometimes slow but if you can wait this is a scorching deal
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Looking for more than just a simple streaming box? The VOYO V2 TV Box does it all. Running the full Windows 10 OS gives you the ability to run virtually any Internet APP on your TV. The powerful Intel Baytrail T Z3735F Quad Core Processor with the Intel HD GPU provides stellar performance for high definition video playback. XBMC runs smoothly with 4K hardware decoding from local media and your favorite XBMC streaming add-ons. In addition, the VOYO V2 TV box equipped with 8000mAh lithium battery which can be used as a portable power charger for charging your iPhone, iPad, Samsung, tablet PC and other digital devices on-the-go. Enjoy high performance HD streaming from the internet and local media to your TV from now on!
6% tcb using Gearbest USA link
- cjhilton49
All comments (51)
Thanks mate!
http://www.cnx-software.com/2015/10/03/review-of-voyo-v2-intel-atom-z3735f-mini-pc-with-battery-and-ssd/
It looks like the eMMC is quite a bit slower than most devices of that type. I have a Voyo A1 which delivers around 176MB/s read and 76 write, compared to the 77 & 30 that this guy reported.
The 64GB 'SSD' is even slower, and his tests with a simple USB stick showed that it had faster read, but slower write. An actual SSD connected via USB would be a better bet here.
I think overall, its made to a price and it would be a fine media centre that doesn't rely on super-quick random disk access, but I suspect that its use as a desktop replacement would not be as good as some similarly-priced competitors.