Flash Sale on the MX10 with 4GB DDR4 - 32GB @ Geekbuying Enter Code GKBMX10 to get it for $49.99 which is about £38.71, depending on payment method. Apologies, cant upload image!!!!
Highlights Runs on Android 7.1.2
MX10 is at the moment one of the first TV Boxes which runs on Android
7.1.2 an update to Nougat that showcases more ways to express yourself,
along with a handful of other sweet features and improvements to
stability as well as performance.
Loaded with Rockchip RK3328
MX10 is one of the first models that comes equipped with Rockchip
RK3328, the latest Rockchip SoC unveiled in the Janurary CES. With the
latest RK3328 SoC loaded, MX10 will be able to play 4K videos with
H.265, H.264 and VP9 codecs, other than that, it features HDR, HDMI 2.0,
USB 3.0 to say a few.
DDR4 4GB RAM, eMMC 32GB
It boasts DDR4 4GB RAM, and eMMC 32GB, advantageous in performance,
security and reliability, ascribing to the eMMC memory, ultimately
delivering a richer end-user experience.
HDMI 2.0 Connector
You can go directly to let your TV and MX10 TV Box are connected
through an HDMI cable and set up your home cinema for the best 4K x 2K
UHD multimedia experience.
True 4K Media Player
While your average media box might only accept 1080P video playback,
this gadget plays just about any 4K sources you could throw at it.
Furthermore, it moves out into reality the fantasy of VP9 hardware
decoding alongside the H.265.
All comments (55)
Towner
2 Oct 17#1
Flash Sale on the MX10 with 4GB DDR4 - 32GB @ Geekbuying Enter Code GKBMX10 to get it for $49.99 which is about £38.71, depending on payment method. Apologies, cant upload image!!!!
Highlights Runs on Android 7.1.2
MX10 is at the moment one of the first TV Boxes which runs on Android
7.1.2 an update to Nougat that showcases more ways to express yourself,
along with a handful of other sweet features and improvements to
stability as well as performance.
Loaded with Rockchip RK3328
MX10 is one of the first models that comes equipped with Rockchip
RK3328, the latest Rockchip SoC unveiled in the Janurary CES. With the
latest RK3328 SoC loaded, MX10 will be able to play 4K videos with
H.265, H.264 and VP9 codecs, other than that, it features HDR, HDMI 2.0,
USB 3.0 to say a few.
DDR4 4GB RAM, eMMC 32GB
It boasts DDR4 4GB RAM, and eMMC 32GB, advantageous in performance,
security and reliability, ascribing to the eMMC memory, ultimately
delivering a richer end-user experience.
HDMI 2.0 Connector
You can go directly to let your TV and MX10 TV Box are connected
through an HDMI cable and set up your home cinema for the best 4K x 2K
UHD multimedia experience.
True 4K Media Player
While your average media box might only accept 1080P video playback,
this gadget plays just about any 4K sources you could throw at it.
Furthermore, it moves out into reality the fantasy of VP9 hardware
decoding alongside the H.265.
Towner
2 Oct 17#2
Any comments regarding this box greatly received with regards to the specification. Thank you also to whoever put in the picture!!
tarantulas to Towner
2 Oct 17#11
Rockhip is a pretty bad choice of chipset if you are going to be using the box for media playback. AMLogic (s905/x/w/z) based boxes are a much better choice for a media centre, Allwinner if using as a NAS or server.
byron
2 Oct 17#3
No Bluetooth?
Towner to byron
2 Oct 17#5
It says N/A. Is this a big problem?
MyNameSucksBad
2 Oct 17#4
Is the firmware able to be updated?
Towner to MyNameSucksBad
2 Oct 17#6
Not a clue, sorry. Someone who knows these boxes will be along shortly, hopefully!
fishmaster to MyNameSucksBad
2 Oct 17#17
I would say unless you can find a ROM on Freaktab (you can't at the moment) then you'll be out of luck with this box. Boxes with Amlogic S905X and at least 2GB RAM are well supported, (the box in this deal uses Rockchip) although there's many of them. I always check for custom ROM support on Freaktab first. I haven't seen or researched for any boxes using Oreo, the main feature with Oreo is Project Triple which means better future firmware support, although again I don't know how that would affect any Chinese boxes on Oreo, anyway perhaps that discussion is for another day.
abaxas to fishmaster
2 Oct 17#29
1GB is fine for libreelec. 461420 (ie 460MB) free ram with 100s of films and 1000s of tv shows.
byron
2 Oct 17#7
Yes when you use Bluetooth headphones.
Darjeegangy to byron
2 Oct 17#8
What if one has Bluetooth USB dongle? Can you use it with these kind of boxes?
New.Born to Darjeegangy
2 Oct 17#9
Yes, a bt dongle will work.
caevv
2 Oct 17#10
This or Chromecast 4K? Or Roku 4K?
V--V
2 Oct 17#12
Can anyone advise if this will be able to play from an external HDD. I would not be streaming only playing from an external HDD, and doesn't need to be 4K. Is there a better option or player for around the same price that anyone can recommend?
All useful advice welcome!
tarantulas to V--V
2 Oct 17#13
The box in the OP will do what you want, but a better choice would be either Beelink MINI MXIII II (£37.08) or Mini M8S III (£32.63).
Mini M8S II is available for £21.50 in the 1GB/8GB model, but android doesn't run particularly well with 1GB. It's more than enough if you were to run Libreelec instead, which is preferable to android, and it can be booted from SD card keeping android on the internal eMMC for dual-boot.
abaxas to tarantulas
2 Oct 17#15
Exactly.
Libreelec on a s905x based box is currently the best way to go. End of.
kford1984 to abaxas
2 Oct 17#16
I've been looking at doing this but not a clue how to set it up or find the correct files. Any advice please?
tarantulas to kford1984
2 Oct 17#18
forum.libreelec.tv/thr…ce/ - Basically write SD card, put SD card in box, boot to recovery, reboot. That will allow you to boot LE with SD card inserted, android with it removed. If you prefer you can ssh into the box and issue the "installtointernal" command, which will replace android with LE, giving faster boots and better R/W performance.
kford1984 to tarantulas
2 Oct 17#28
Appreciate the reply thanks. Have to get an sd card next though. Could it be done with a flash drive?
tarantulas to kford1984
2 Oct 17#30
Most AML boxes can be booted/flashed from a flash drive in one of the USB sockets (some in any USB socket), although a few have USB booting disabled. Nothing lost by trying on yours, just remember to try a different USB port if it doesn't work first time.
coventry1966 to tarantulas
3 Oct 17#45
I have a Mini M8S II 4K Amlogic S905X I've had a look at the LibreElec option. When running the LibreElec USB-SD creater Should I select Wetek play and down load latest wetek image?
tarantulas to coventry1966
6 Oct 17#54
Disregard (1) in the creator, download this image generic amlogic s905 and select it in (2) "Select File" section, choose your sd/usb then click write:
valluri
2 Oct 17#14
my sony android TV can't tune some of the free channels. anyone know if this helps in getting all the free view channels?
gother to valluri
3 Oct 17#46
Yes with android boxes you can install tvplayer which will give you freeview channels plus a few freesat ones. Also it'll give you 30 premium channels too if you want them for £5.99p/m one month free trial. Tv player itself though is free.
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Opening post
Enter Code GKBMX10 to get it for $49.99 which is about £38.71, depending on payment method.
Apologies, cant upload image!!!!
Highlights
Runs on Android 7.1.2
MX10 is at the moment one of the first TV Boxes which runs on Android
7.1.2 an update to Nougat that showcases more ways to express yourself,
along with a handful of other sweet features and improvements to
stability as well as performance.
Loaded with Rockchip RK3328
MX10 is one of the first models that comes equipped with Rockchip
RK3328, the latest Rockchip SoC unveiled in the Janurary CES. With the
latest RK3328 SoC loaded, MX10 will be able to play 4K videos with
H.265, H.264 and VP9 codecs, other than that, it features HDR, HDMI 2.0,
USB 3.0 to say a few.
DDR4 4GB RAM, eMMC 32GB
It boasts DDR4 4GB RAM, and eMMC 32GB, advantageous in performance,
security and reliability, ascribing to the eMMC memory, ultimately
delivering a richer end-user experience.
HDMI 2.0 Connector
You can go directly to let your TV and MX10 TV Box are connected
through an HDMI cable and set up your home cinema for the best 4K x 2K
UHD multimedia experience.
True 4K Media Player
While your average media box might only accept 1080P video playback,
this gadget plays just about any 4K sources you could throw at it.
Furthermore, it moves out into reality the fantasy of VP9 hardware
decoding alongside the H.265.
All comments (55)
Enter Code GKBMX10 to get it for $49.99 which is about £38.71, depending on payment method.
Apologies, cant upload image!!!!
Highlights
Runs on Android 7.1.2
MX10 is at the moment one of the first TV Boxes which runs on Android
7.1.2 an update to Nougat that showcases more ways to express yourself,
along with a handful of other sweet features and improvements to
stability as well as performance.
Loaded with Rockchip RK3328
MX10 is one of the first models that comes equipped with Rockchip
RK3328, the latest Rockchip SoC unveiled in the Janurary CES. With the
latest RK3328 SoC loaded, MX10 will be able to play 4K videos with
H.265, H.264 and VP9 codecs, other than that, it features HDR, HDMI 2.0,
USB 3.0 to say a few.
DDR4 4GB RAM, eMMC 32GB
It boasts DDR4 4GB RAM, and eMMC 32GB, advantageous in performance,
security and reliability, ascribing to the eMMC memory, ultimately
delivering a richer end-user experience.
HDMI 2.0 Connector
You can go directly to let your TV and MX10 TV Box are connected
through an HDMI cable and set up your home cinema for the best 4K x 2K
UHD multimedia experience.
True 4K Media Player
While your average media box might only accept 1080P video playback,
this gadget plays just about any 4K sources you could throw at it.
Furthermore, it moves out into reality the fantasy of VP9 hardware
decoding alongside the H.265.
Thank you also to whoever put in the picture!!
I would not be streaming only playing from an external HDD, and doesn't need to be 4K.
Is there a better option or player for around the same price that anyone can recommend?
All useful advice welcome!
Mini M8S II is available for £21.50 in the 1GB/8GB model, but android doesn't run particularly well with 1GB. It's more than enough if you were to run Libreelec instead, which is preferable to android, and it can be booted from SD card keeping android on the internal eMMC for dual-boot.
Libreelec on a s905x based box is currently the best way to go. End of.
That will allow you to boot LE with SD card inserted, android with it removed. If you prefer you can ssh into the box and issue the "installtointernal" command, which will replace android with LE, giving faster boots and better R/W performance.
I've had a look at the LibreElec option.
When running the LibreElec USB-SD creater
Should I select Wetek play and down load latest wetek image?
Tv player itself though is free.