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Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage

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Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
Android TV Box 4K HDR with 4GB RAM and 64GB Storage
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TypeElectronics > Media Streaming Devices > Android TV Boxes
ProcessorQuad-core RK3328
GPUMali-450
Memory4GB DDR3 RAM
Storage64GB eMMC ROM
Operating systemAndroid 8.1
Color: 4GB32GB A
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Your living room TV can stream 4K HDR without the stutter. This compact Android 8.1 box brings 4GB RAM, 64GB storage and H.265 hardware decoding to the set you already own. Movies, series and sports open faster, and your apps stay put.

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Description

Your living room TV can stream 4K HDR without the stutter. This compact Android 8.1 box brings 4GB RAM, 64GB storage and H.265 hardware decoding to the set you already own. Movies, series and sports open faster, and your apps stay put.

4K HDR streaming on a 4GB RAM, 64GB storage Android 8.1 TV box

Solves
  • slow loading of HD and 4K video
  • limited storage for apps
  • limited processing power for games
  • Wi-Fi congestion on crowded bands

Give your older TV 4K HDR streaming without the lag

Tired of stuttering apps and full-storage warnings on the TV you already own? This compact Android box with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage makes it feel modern again.

Why 4K streams stop stuttering

T9 TV box beside a flat-screen TV showing a 4K picture

Hardware H.265 4K decoding

The RK3328 quad-core chip decodes H.265 in hardware, so 4K video plays without the processor straining. The box outputs 4K at 60fps, which keeps fast action on live sports clean. Your TV still has to accept that signal, so check its input specs first.

Close view of the T9 box top with cracked-stone pattern and LED clock

4GB RAM and 64GB storage

4GB RAM keeps several apps ready at once, and 64GB of eMMC storage gives your app library room to grow. Full-storage warnings stop being a monthly chore. The matte black shell with its cracked-stone top sits neatly under a TV.

T9 Android TV box hardware specs infographic with RAM and storage details

Dual-band WiFi connection

The box supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi, so you can pick the less crowded band. Bluetooth 4.0 handles a remote or speaker on the same setup, and two USB 3.0 ports on the front edge take a drive or dongle. If the router sits far from the TV, a closes the gap.

The figures that matter on movie night

  • 4GBRAM for smoother apps
  • 64GBStorage for apps and media
  • 4K 60fpsOutput resolution and frame rate
  • 2.4/5GHzDual-band WiFi connection

Set it up in four steps

  1. 1
    Connect to the TV

    Plug the box into an HDMI input on your TV and connect the power supply. The blue LED clock lights up when the box starts.

  2. 2
    Join your WiFi

    Pick the 5GHz network if your router offers it. Keep the box within easy range of the router for a steady connection.

  3. 3
    Set the output

    Choose 1080p first, then step up to 4K once the picture holds steady on your TV.

  4. 4
    Sign in to your apps

    Log in to your streaming apps once. They stay installed and open faster after a few sessions.

Your TV is fine. The box is what stalls.

T9 Android TV box product photo for a living room streaming setup

The buffering wheel

Movie night starts with a spinning wheel. The TV has a decent screen, but apps take their time to open, stall mid-scene and crash when storage fills up. By the third pause, the set feels older than it is.

T9 Android TV box shown as a compact unit for a living room setup

A box that fits your TV

This compact Android TV box with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage sits beside the TV you already own and takes over the streaming. Apps stay installed, and the processor has room to run them. You keep the screen and swap out the brains.

T9 Android TV box photographed for a modern streaming living room

Modern streaming, same couch

Same couch, same remote habits, better picture. The RK3328 chip decodes H.265 in hardware and outputs 4K at 60fps, so films and live sports run smoother. Your usual apps are waiting on the home screen when you sit down.

Why not just use the TV's built-in apps

This boxCheap 1GB stickBuilt-in TV apps
RAM for running apps4GBLimitedVaries by TV
Storage for apps64GBLimitedVaries by TV
4K output at 60fps PartialPartial
H.265 hardware decoding PartialVaries by TV
Dual-band WiFi PartialVaries by TV

Characteristics

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TypeElectronics > Media Streaming Devices > Android TV Boxes
Color4 options
Details
ProcessorQuad-core RK3328
GPUMali-450
Memory4GB DDR3 RAM
Storage64GB eMMC ROM
Operating systemAndroid 8.1
Video decodingH.265 hardware decoding
Output4K 60fps with HDR
WiFiDual-band 2.4GHz / 5GHz
Bluetooth4.0
USBUSB 3.0, two ports on the front edge

Reviews

Questions and answers

Will this box work with my older TV that only has HDMI 1.4?
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Wanelo · seller

Start the box at 1080p in the display settings, then step up to 4K once the picture holds steady. The 4K 60fps output only shows on a TV that accepts that signal, so check your TV's input specs before you buy.

Does my TV need to support 4K HDR to see the difference?
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Wanelo · seller

You need a 4K-capable panel to see the 4K output at full detail, and HDR shows only on sets that support it. On a 1080p screen the box still runs apps faster and plays smoother thanks to the 4GB RAM, but the picture tops out at 1080p.

Can Android 8.1 run Netflix, YouTube and other streaming apps?
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Wanelo · seller

Android 8.1 runs the major streaming apps. The 4GB RAM and 64GB storage leave room for several at once, so they stay installed and open faster. Check each app's minimum Android version before you install it.

Is a budget brand safe to plug into my home network and TV?
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Wanelo · seller

The box connects over 2.4GHz or 5GHz WiFi with Bluetooth 4.0 and runs Android 8.1. Change the default passwords on your router and the box, and keep the box updated like any other connected device on your network.

Is it worth it compared with buying a new TV?
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Wanelo · seller

A new 4K TV costs far more than this box, and the screen you own may still look good. If the panel works and only the apps lag, upgrading the streaming box is the cheaper fix. The 64GB storage also holds a large app library as your streaming habits grow.

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