TV Boxes

Features & What’s New / Improved

• It offers improved video and audio fidelity compared to older generations, with support for more advanced HDR (Dolby Vision + HDR10+) and immersive audio formats.  
• Wi-Fi 6 is a big upgrade for smoother streaming, less latency, better stability, especially with many devices on the network.  
• Google TV interface gives access to apps, voice control (via remote), casting, etc.  
• Compact, relatively lightweight — so setup is simple.  

Pros

• Good value if you want 4K HDR display + modern audio formats without spending too much.
• Up‑to‑date connectivity (WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.2).
• Decent storage (32GB) for installing apps / streaming apps, light media stored locally.
• Google TV gives a polished user experience, good content discovery.

Cons / Limitations

• RAM is low by modern standards (only 2 GB) which might limit future‑proofing, multitasking, or performance with heavy apps / games.  
• No Ethernet port mentioned, so you’ll rely on WiFi for internet connectivity. If your WiFi is weak, streaming of high bitrate content might suffer.  
• Only one USB port (USB 2.0), which might be limiting if you want to connect external storage + peripherals.  
• For people using home theatre setups, the degree of audio passthrough / “true lossless” audio (e.g. Dolby TrueHD / DTS‑HD Master) may not be supported. Some Reddit discussions suggest limitations.  
• 2 GB RAM could mean slower UI / lag for more demanding apps / updates down the line.