Android TV Box, QT

It's a great buy, the remote can be synced to control the volume on your TV. I brought this for the family since we stream all of our movie and TV needs now. If you are looking to cut the cord and looking for a fast streaming device this is it and the price can't be beat either. I love that the remote has play, pause, fast forward etc buttons as well as volume control. I don't download games to this. It's strictly for movies and TV. You can also use the built in google browser as well. All of your Android apps can be downloaded to it if you like via the android appstore.

Fast shipping,super easy set upI have used smart stb / stb emu through fire stick and then decided to move over an Android Box with good memory config .. I did not want to spend a lot which is why this product fits the billYes as mentioned by others the remote is very basic and nothing fancy but it does get the job doneI was able to set it up in 10 mins , i do not see any lag or quality being compromised.

I wanted to get two streaming devices dedicated to my living room and game room TVs. One has a Blu-Ray player and the other a PS3, each with a limited number of apps, and no new ones can even be added to the Blu-Ray. Of course, I had lost Hulu on the Blu-Ray and hadn't watched Hulu on my living room set in a long time. This box had what I was looking for (wanted both wireless and Ethernet as well as the box form factor, not a stick) for much less than a comparable Roku. What I didn't realize for a while is that this box was set up with a phone's OS. Many of the apps in the Play store on the device carry warnings that they might not be optimized. Some would work while others would not. What made the biggest difference for me was adding another app store and using it to search for apps. I added APKUpdater to search for apps (connects to APKMirror and a couple of others) and to keep track of updates. The first time you try to install an app from an unknown source, you'll be given the chance to approve it and continue with the install. There may be better app store programs out there, but this one has been great for me. I just need to be careful not to update an app with the wrong version. Another thing that has helped is installing Android TV versions of apps whenever possible. Those work so much better than the phone-based ones. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with those versions for some apps, like Amazon and Netflix, but I can use those on my PS3 and Blu-Ray at least until I can't. I found an Android TV version of Hulu last updated in 2017 that still seems to work. I can't select a profile, but that is a non-issue. Disney+ can be installed by downloading three separate files and using an app called SAI Split Installer, but the image loop at the top of the main screen of Disney+ causes it to crash. It's an issue that can be worked around, but it's frustrating. I'm still trying to get the boxes set up as I like them, but at this point I'm pleased with them. It just takes someone who is technically savvy to get them set up and working. Someone who is not used to downloading and installing APKs from various sources (and selecting the proper versions) might be better off purchasing a more mainstream device like a Roku.

My problem with this reciever is that the front screen with the time and wifi signal is sometimes working with switching it on and some times the screen remains black although the reciever is working!!!The remote also is not easy to use

When purchasing this product I checked the hardware specifications and felt it should have been sufficient. Well, after receiving the product and holding it, I thought it was light and cheap feeling. Keeping that in mind, I booted it up and actually started to use the product. In using the product, it felt like a piece of technology that would have maybe been fast in 2005. Unfortunately, it's 2020 so it was unbelievably slow. Aside from that if you are patient and can bear how slow it runs you'll notice that the remote needs to be DIRECTLY pointed at the box to function. This itself can be annoying especially since many of the remotes for these boxes are able to function from far away and do not need to be directly pointed at the box, ie...MIbox, firestick, etc... Yes the front face looks cool but the time displayed when the TV box is off can be difficult to read any further than 10 ft away.

Very consistent quality. After having seen my purchase, friends also wanted me to purchase one for them since they didn't feel they could set one up themselves. I have purchase three of them and all purchasers are delighted. A purchaser would need to know what apps they would like installed and do that themselves. Many apps installed are foreign and I uninstalled them. THIS IS NOT A SIMPLE PLUG AND PLAY FOR A NOVICE. Set up is required.

The Yagala box is a good box at a great box. I'm using it to stream tv services. I have not experienced any lagging or glitches.My only problem is the remote. The remote is horrible and bad instructions as to how to pair it with my TV. In able to use it without the pairing, however I'm not able to use all of the functions until I figure out the remote.I would purchase the product again and add to the order a better remote.The clock on the device is so small that you can't see it.Buy a Nvidia Shield or a 4K Firestick.

This TV box is amazing. I have a big TV at home but I barely use it because I don’t want to pay for the monthly fee for only watching a few channel. After I get this TV box, my problem solved. This TV box is easy to set up. It only took me five minutes! After I connected it to my WiFi, My TV become my large computer and I can search any movies or episodes I like. Highly recommended this TV box.