Blade wrote: "We're writing to let you know that we've removed an item you recently won: 322140360240 - Z68 TV Box RK3368 Octa-core Android 5.1 Dual Band WiFi BT 2GB+16GB Media Player
Blade wrote: Yeah, I got an email from ebay to say they removed the item, but they're still saying it might arrive, some hope of that!
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coldfire1x wrote: » Someone posted this in Bargain Alerts:http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=100109368&postcount=75
Fakman87 wrote: » Lads I finally set up the Beelink linked earlier in the thread and after using it for 15 minutes it's already saying my cache is full. Anyone else experience this?
Allyall wrote: » They're hardly advertising anything other than the box itself, are they?
zerks wrote: » Somebody has a stand set up in Tesco Wexford selling Android boxes with a big cardboard display which has pictures of a lot of recent movies etc. It's right beside the Sky stand,lol.
coldfire1x wrote: » Is it the Beelink one you are talking about? No problem with the wired connection at all. I have it wired and its working away fine. Make sure there's no fault with the wire or port on the router. Try connecting you laptop with the same wire. If everything is fine then you can try resetting your box.
/\/ollog wrote: » Have you had any problems with the wired connection? Mine just won't connect I think it might be broke. Any way to test?
coldfire1x wrote: » On the speedtest (wired), Minix hit about 165mbps while Beelink hit 210mbps. :eek: LAN gigabit performance definitely better on Beelink.
Blade wrote: » I've bought loads of them from Gearbest in the past and never had a problem, so pretty sure they are original. However I agree they wouldn't be my first choice of company to deal with, it's just that at $20 it was a steal for a very reliable device, so I bought a couple at that price. However that deal is over now and they are back up to $30, so wouldn't recommend now. I just use and give a wireless mouse with each device and it does the job as most people wouldn't be doing a whole lot of typing or playing games. As regards the Ethernet dongles, have you found any that work above 7mbits on Android? I've tested a few of the cheap ones and while they have Android drivers, they all seemed to have that 7mbit limit. The only one I found so far was an expensive one from ebay which I'm using myself, that was guaranteed to work at higher speeds. Indeed I get 40mbits from it. The limited ones are pointless as, if your router is that close that you can wire it, you would get better Wifi speeds anyway!
Jack Killian wrote: WiFi or wired connection ?
Blade wrote: » Great deal on the good old reliable MK808b Plus from Gearbest at 19.99 US Dollars. You have to take the US plug though but you can add an adapter from them for $1.50 as I did in case they don't send one. Always handy to have anyway. I've been through dozens of these and I still swear by them for reliability. They never overheat like the newer model S905 and despite having higher spec boxes sitting here in front of me, I still use one myself as there's nothing wrong with it!http://www.gearbest.com/tv-box/pp_126894.html UK adapter if needed here:http://www.gearbest.com/iphone-cables-adapters/pp_311119.html
Blade wrote: » You should have got confirmation of the orders, the shipping confirmation usually take 3 or 4 days. I didn't get any shipping confirmation yet either, that's normal. They are quite slow as are Geekbuying.
poitinstill wrote: » I bought one at 19.99 but didn't get confirmation yet got confirmation on shipping of the air mouse alright. Pretty useless if they don't follow up and ship the box.
Allyall wrote: » +1 on the MK808B plus. They are pretty much an (original) MXQ (Assuming they are original MK808B Plus's) without an ethernet port or Remote. Easily sorted though. A decent remote can be bought for €10+ (better than the crud that comes with the MXQ) and an Ethernet Dongle for maybe €3. But, personally, I can't stand dealing with that store. Although that does seem to be the cheapest around - which isn't surprising at the moment they're in the middle/end of a massive campaign to win back all of their customers that have left them, and have paid to get unbanned from many forums. Take advantage of that offer, but I wouldn't recommend returning. I'd imagine they are original ones, but be aware, an awful lot on that site isn't.
neacy69 wrote: » Got a refund. Took a few emails to get it clear to them what the issue was as they kept asking for videos and pictures of the issue! I was gonna purchase a replacement but it seems to be out of stock
flutered wrote: » whats the minimum speed broadband required to run this
johnnykildare wrote: » Might be a stupid question but sure I'll throw it out there anyway. I took a lend of my brothers android mx3 4k TV box to try it out in my own house. The box kept on stalling when trying to watch live TV and also when I tried to stream. I am with Virgin and the speed test was reading 150 plus. It works near enough prefect in his house from an eircom connection getting circa 30 bits per second. I thought it should work better with better Internet speed but in fact it is much worse. Any ideas?
Blade wrote: » I've bought and re-programmed them for friends. They're easy to work with, never had a problem and neither has anyone I gave them to.
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