AM6B Plus TV Box Amlogic S922X-J Android 9.0 DDR4 4GB RAM 32GB ROM WiFi6 1000M Ethernet USB 3.0 BT5.0 4K H.265 HDR TV Box

If you've ended up browsing reviews for this older, obscure streaming box, I imagine you know roughly what you're getting into already. The community backing this device is amazing, there is ample assistance in getting CoreElec up and running on this thing. I had no issues whatsoever with that, installation and setup only took me ~30 mins. The speed of the device is quite snappy, I do not feel as if it's slow at all - browsing my collection of ~161 movies and ~39 series via plex is quite snappy, and it loads quite quickly. Occasionally I will have whole-hog 80+ GB 4K DV remuxes pause to buffer, but that's quite likely due to a bottleneck somewhere in my setup. After first installing, there were occasional hiccups with the device as well, but making sure it's updated helps a lot (fixed all of them I experienced), and again, the community behind this thing is awesome. The value of this device is excellent if you know what you're getting into and intend to back up your own library, coming in at under half the UB800 with more functionality. The one item I will disagree with many of these existing reviews on is the remote - a lot of people spoke negatively of it. It's certainly nothing fancy, but I thought it was perfectly adequate for its purpose and have had no issues with it not registering inputs, it paired easily...it's a remote, and it works.In summary, if you think this device is going to fit your needs, it msot likely will, and you won't regret the purchase. I certainly don't.

Got this for use with Coreelec and DV. Install was quick and easy including installing to eMMC. Dolby Vision works right out of the box after this install. Aside from the DV functionality, the rest of the features you'd expect work fine. Lossless audio passthrough, resolution switching and colorspace switching work fine.Build quality is good, which I'd expect at the price point. We'll see how it holds up over time.

Box + CoreElec does everything as advertised! I've used AppleTV, Nvidia Shield, and various other solutions. This one beats them all!I was skeptical to order the Ugoos just to sideload CoreElec, but it was simple and I'm so happy that I did! Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, and all the sound formats playing through a 7.1 system with ease! Jump already!

This is the famed device that supports practically every media format in practical use.To that end, it's great!However, using the device is frustrating. The remote control is absolutely terrible, and connecting it is a pain. The design is confusing, with ports on multiple sides, making it difficult to position. I'm still not sure where the front is?Overall, it does something that few other devices available can do. But it ain't pretty, and it isn't particularly pleasant to use.

Want to stream your Blu-ray Remuxes over the network with full Dolby Vision (FEL) support?This is the way. This is the only way.It’s a bit tricky to set up but once you do and you add Plex mod you’re golden.

This is a must have for those looking for a device to stream their 4k UHD Blu-Ray movies on.Installation was straightforward and diving into Coreelec install was just as painless. Using Coreelec CPM with PKC to stream my 4k movies from my desktop Plex to this device and getting proper DV FEL support, it's very nice. Now to begin the journey of setting up a direct play NAS.

This is the BEST Kodi box you can buy. Replaced my Nvidia Shield with this. FEL/CoreElec support is incredible. CoreElec support and documentation is better than any proprietary provider can give. Don't let that scare you. Running all other apps on my TV. This is the way.....

This device is unique. CoreElec figured out how to properly play Dolby Vision profile 7 (both MEL and FEL) and all lossless audio codecs on the am6b+. It correctly plays everything without red push like the Nvidia Shield or ignoring FEL. Newer streaming boxes with different chipsets can't do this, and likely never will. I bought a second one to have on hand as a backup, because eventually these will go out of production.