MK808 8GB Dual Core RK3066 8G Cortex A9 1GB RAM 4G ROM HDMI TF Card DDR3 Google Android 4.1 1GB DDR3 and 8GB Nand Flash TV Box Mini PC Dongle MK808 8GB Dual Core RK3066 8G Cortex A9 1GB RAM 4G ROM HDMI TF Card DDR3 Google Android 4.1 1GB DDR3 and 8GB Nand Flash TV Box Mini PC Dongle MK808 8GB Dual Core RK3066 8G Cortex A9 1GB RAM 4G ROM HDMI TF Card DDR3 Google Android 4.1 1GB DDR3 and 8GB Nand Flash TV Box Mini PC Dongle

Pros: Works for streaming netflix and youtube better than my previous google tv unit. And boots pretty quick.

Cons: Seems to freeze up daily. Just about every time I've sat down to use this, I've found it's frozen up again.

Pros: None now.

Cons: Died completely and would not boot just after the 90 day exchange warranty.

Other Thoughts: I purchased this on January 1, 2013 and it worked up until the second week of April when it died. It would go to boot and lock there on the IpegTop screen. It would not reset and just bricked. To their credit, MyStore365 worked with me and refunded the money. The replacement TV stick was also bad and they took care of that too. I'm waiting for the Quad core Rk3188 Android TV sticks to come stateside so I don't have to order from an offshore vendor. The new quad core models are supposed to be much improved with better components.

Pros: This little thing is fantastic and does exactly what I wanted and works better than expected. It's tiny, runs Android 4.1.1, uses very little power, connects easily with my 52" HDTV, looks great streaming web videos at 1080, wifi network and blue tooth keyboard/mouse were simple to setup.

Cons: One small issue that's NOT the fault of the device: My cable provider (Xfinity) has a Google app for streaming video, but it will only stream to a primary display. Since it's running Android the app assumes the primary display is a smart phone/tablet touch screen so it will NOT stream out the HDMI output (see it as a secondary video out). Everything else streams great out the HDMI except that one app. Not a big deal, but they need to get with the times.

Other Thoughts: I picked this up to replace a full size Ubuntu based home theater PC I'd built a few years back. It was easy to set up and works great. Streaming video at 1080 is smooth, Google Play games work great. My 4 year old is now the main user!

Pros: It's great having the Android Stick with 4.1 on my 52" screen. I paired it with an air mouse keyboard and they work well together. I enjoy having access to all my Google Play store purchases including movies and music. Flash was already installed so I can watch "Rainforest" Instant Video and other flash websites. It's fast. I like that I have expandable storage but I don't think I'll need it.

Cons: The main issue I had is the weak wifi. I have it behind my tv just one floor down and I wasn't even getting 1Mbs from my 802.11n router. I used an old wifi router and placed it behind the TV with the stick and now it works just fine. I'm getting peak speeds I expect from verizon.

I had a problem first turning the device on. It froze twice on the iPEGTOP logo. I decided it was probably from having my air mouse plugged in before the first boot. I removed everything, unplugged the stick and reboot it.

Google Now doesn't work. So there is another search app added on.

Other Thoughts: I had trouble finding an app to stream video from my network storage. To fix that I had to get PlayOn working on my PC on the same network. I downloaded it from the Play market and it works better than the app the stick came with.

It has an airplane mode you can't shut off without a widget. Thankfully the wifi is persistence even in airplane mode.

Pros: Price was ok. Couldn't find one on sale that I liked until I saw this one. Has the latest firmware installed that solves a lot of previous issues. It is the latest production with the better Wireless N dual antennas for better reception and less wireless dropouts ( just dual antennas, not dual channel). Definitely a dual core CPU running at 1.66 Ghz, with a quad core GPU running at 400Mhz per core. Has 1GB DDR 3 memory, with 8GB Nand Flash ROM. Full version of Android Jelly Bean 4.12 installed. With latest firmware, works at 1080P@60Hz on LCD TV. Can be rooted if you so wish, but really not necessary. Accepts up to a 32GB Micro SD card (recommend class 10 card and has to be formatted in Fat32 like a typical Android device). Has a provided wall wart for power which must be used and is more than adequate for the TV stick to function properly which uses a specially marked Micro USB port. Has another Micro USB port that an included USB OTG cable hooks to. Has a standard USB 2.0 port for connecting a mouse, or a powered USB 2.0 Hub.

Cons: None that I have found

Other Thoughts: I was intriqued by the idea of getting one of these Android TV sticks to make my 40" bedroom TV a "Smart" TV. I chose this one because it was supposed to have the latest firmware, which it does. That firmware fixes a lot of issues. Prior to this firmware, the resolution was not 1080P, but rather 1024X768 which most digital TV's would not pick up on HDMI. I use a powered USB 2.0 hub on the full sized USB port, and I have a Logitech K400 mini keyboard hooked to that. That keyboard works well with the MK808 TV stick. Since I already have a Motorola Xoom tablet, I already had a Google Play account and was able to install a lot of programs on this that I have on my Xoom. Using a standard USB optical mouse, it will play any game you can play on a tablet. Netflix streams HD movies just fine. The network connection ( Wireless N 2.4Ghz), does not have dropout problems and is stable. I installed a spare 32GB Micro SD card that I once used in my Xoom tablet, and I have all my music .mp3's on there. Anything you can do on an Android tablet, you can do on this device. I can use it as a basic computer using my office programs, and print out to my wireless Brother printer with no problem. I have a 1 TB 3.5" hard drive attached with .mp4 movies I've made from blu rays, and they play just fine. Games like Need for Speed, Angry Birds Space, Angry Birds Star Wars play with little effort. I used the Android app AnTutu to do a performance test on the TV stick, and it blows my Motorola Xoom and quad core Asus Transformer away as far as benchmarks. For just about a C-note you can get this TV stick and a keyboard and turn your TV into a full Android computer and do just about everything you can do on a basic desktop. It does have Flash installed, and it does work. I am thoroughly enjoying this and it just makes my setup that much better. Definitely a five egg product.

Pros: as ordered

Cons: none

Pros: It does what they claim--check the youtube videos for the MK808.
It is like having an android tablet with a 47 inch screen (no touchscreen of course). I use it with a usb mouse and find that it works very well, the on screen keyboard is great. Angry birds works easily with the mouse.
The included browser works fine. Netflix is smooth.
So far, the most popular app in our family is FaceBook-the family and friends pictures are very nice.
Oh, did I say it is quick? It is quick (jellybean)

Cons: Of course, streaming video is demanding for wifi, so placement relative to your router is a serious consideration

Other Thoughts: By all means watch the youtube videos, a number of ways to use this device are shown.
Thanks to the folks at MyStore365 and the USPS, it was in my hands a day earlier than expected.