Himedia A5 is Himedia’s new and first venture into Amlogic based boxes. Before the A5, Himedia mostly built high quality, high priced TV boxes based on HiSilicon SoC solutions. With a S912 based box, they can venture into the saturated, and competitive market of Amlogic based devices. But are they up to the task? Let’s have …
Egreat A5 is on today’s review. Egreat is the third company I review with products based on HiSilicon’s chipsets (after Openhour, and Himedia) and even though HiSilicon is less known than Amlogic in the streamer market, their video performance is quite remarkable. I want to thank Egreat and their representative, Dennis, for the review sample and the …
Q912 by Qintaix is today’s review. This company is new in the market, but is also the first to come out with the new SoC. I want to thank Qintaix, and especially Sally, for the review sample and the chance to review their new and interesting products! Amlogic S912 differs from its budget-y young brothers (S905, …
KII Pro is one of the latest models Videostrong released, but it is simply a slightly different version of the KI Plus model I reviewed before. The advantage of KII Pro (aside from the Amlogic S905 chipset and integrated DVB-T2 and DVB-S2 digital TV tuners) over the previous model are the 2GB of RAM and 16GB of Storage (versus …
YokaTV KB2 from Videostrong is the first TV box I review that is built around the brand new Amlogic S912 chipset. This is the direct successor to the successful Amlogic S812. But so far, it doesn’t seem to be that much more powerful than it’s predecessor. Here’s a bit about the manufacturer, taken from the …