ONN Android TV 4K UHD Streaming Device with Voice Remote Control Google Assistant & High Speed HDMI Cable (100026240) Black

Very happy with this purchase. Setup was a breeze and runs all my favorite apps smoothly. High-quality for a great price

I bought this after Amazon decided to block 3rd party apps from their Firestick. The majority of apps I use are 3rd party so Firestick are useless now. This device is great! No blocks, runs fast, easy to install, and its all Google. Love it. Goodbye Firestick.

Great product in a small packge

This one is a bit of a surprise to me. I didn't expect much out of this little TV box. It has no USB ports and no Ethernet port. It is wifi only, which worried me since many Android TV boxes have lousy wifi chipsets in them. This one has a very good chipset. It does 5Ghz wifi just fine, allowing me to get around 500Mb/second internet speed. I do wish it had a USB port so I could use my standard external keyboard, but it does fine on bluetooth keyboards and headsets. The google TV interface is clunky, but that is not the fault of this ONN TV box. This is a nice, very functional Android Google certified TV box, that I would have given 5 stars if it had a USB port.

Works great, does exactly what I needed without having to buy another TV for no reason.

Excellent price. Can't really tell any difference between ONN and the Google Streamer. I use this one in the garage. It configured easily with the initial setup in Google Home (uses a QR code on screen to your phone app). No problem with the WiFi while hidden behind my TV. The remote works for both the TV and the ONN device, so I don't need to manage two remotes. All my older smart TV features are no longer useful, as the TV is too old. So on/off and volume is really all I need from the remote. User interface is intuitive and easy to use. All my needed apps work including Kodi.

Very cheap alternative to most streaming devices that, for now, allows side loading any app. Sorry Amazon, and others, but if I buy a device and do not wish to update, it should be illegal for you to force push updates and render honest apps useless. I don't rent this from you, I own it. That is a dangerous and semi-legal precedent you are doing. If you're new to these boxes Youtube has many videos to help you. It may be a bit confusing at first if you are new to these devices and what apps to use and how they work, but trust me much less confusing and frustrating than using say Kodi.

Updates: Disney app is unwatchable. there is a brief pause in the video every minute or 2, just enough to be so annoying that it's unusable. I tried factory resetting, loading the minimal apps onto it with no satisfaction. My network is fine as are the hdmi cables I'm using. I tried 4k at 60hz/30hz, and 1080p, it doesn't matter. Importantly, youtube and Netflix look good so its just the Disney app that seems affected. Also the Disney app looks ok on my $200 Nvidia Shield. So theres that.