HDMI Media Player, Blue Mini 1080p Full-HD Ultra HDMI MP4 Player for -MKV/RM/ MP4 / AVI etc- HDD USB Flash Drive/HDD and SD Card

I am a bit infatuated with this player, but I’ll try my best to be objective. Most of the time this device works well. I am using it mainly for viewing MP4 video on my TV through the HDMI jack with a 64g USB thumb/flash drive and when it works it works very well, with full rich audio and a vivid display. But it can be quirky too, and unfortunately support is slim to nonexistent. A few of my files would not play at all, and I have no idea why. On a few others there was a picture but no audio and for those I had to do quite a bit of trial and error experiments with the recording software I was using but after awhile I figured out what I was doing wrong. The remote control seems to have a limited range, and it apparently it uses the same frequency as my Sirius radio and turns it on too when I hit the power button. Overall, I am quite pleased with this unit, and particularly happy that I’ve found an alternative to burning DVD-R’s. It will come in very handy for travel. Recommended...if you have a slightly high tolerance for it’s idiosyncrasies.

Needed something we could use to stream videos and pictures to a HDMI large screen at a restaurant. Bought two of these and they worked perfectly. While I don't think I could connect an External USB drive without using the included AC adapter, I was able to power this unit using USB power from the TV while using an SD card to hold all our videos and pictures. Allowed us to run a continuous loop with our media. Simple intuitive interface with good options and easy to use remote control.

I was trying to read MP4 movies from a USB. The cables provided gave out a very poor sound. This was resolved by using an HDMI cable instead. The movies all read fine for like 10min and then the sound just goes away. It does this for all videos, even though they work on my computer.The remote stopped working properly (some buttons just stopped responding) so that is bad.I will return this.

Bought this for the RV so we have stuff to watch while off the grid. Tried exFAT and NTFS, and unit will not play anything over 4.2gb, but 4.17gb is fine. Love how easy it is to use. Wish it came with a USB power cable instead of the wall wart, but thats easy to fix (USB to DC 5.5 x 2.1mm - 0.25m long). Once setup, I was able to power device from the USB port of my TV, which is perfect, except for the file size limitation. Handbrake reprocess to get the files under 4.2gb fixes that problem. Still a great unit for the cost, as it supports all modern codecs, and even subtitles (as long as the frame rate matches, it works perfectly. Use OpenSubtitles).

Works fairly well for playing video files on a modern TV via a HDMI input. Can be a little flaky on sound levels and general playback operations for movie length files.

I bought my Media Player in 2020 and it worked perfectly until recently when it stopped working. After communicating with the seller it was determined that the remote was bad. A new remote was quickly sent to me at no cost. Now my Media Player is once again working perfectly. That was fast and good service which is hard to come by these days.

The good: I bought this a couple years ago. the remote is much improved, with the older version , I would have to be 1 foot from the unit to work.The bad: *It only works with some SD cards. Anything larger than 32GB's it fails. Any micro SD cardreader fails.*It does not work with any SSD in a docking station or case but does work with the old harddisks.*Some MP4 and MPV files, it cannot see or read.*SD reader give better quality image than the hard disk, only when it works.

Anyone looking for a serviceable media player that loops videos without a break in-between will be as impressed as I with this unit. It worked perfect and was easy to set up. I may change my mind later if it breaks down but I tried this as a last minute effort and ordered multiple units for an art project. The units have been running for almost a week now without problem. I suspect there's not much to getting media players to do what artists want them too, at least with smaller-scale files for particular settings. Its just a matter of simplifying the interface, which this unit seems to do perfectly. It looks good too! I think the key is the remote has a repeat button that allows for looping, whereas others are built into the display interface and never function the way you want them to.The other remarkable thing is how fast this company sent these out. I ordered the first on a saturday and it arrived on sunday (wow!) and tried it again two more times with the same turnaround. The only way it could have been faster is if it was being sold by my next door neighbor and they walked it over to my apartment.Good stuff, lets hope they hold up, but at least they cost less than most main courses at a nice restaurant