BOXY Android TV Box, Streaming Media Player 4K, Dune HD Media Center, Mini PC, AV1, USB 3.0, Ethernet, MKV/ISO DV P7 FEL AFR, HDR10+, DTS, Netflix in 4K Dolby Vision & Atmos, Voice
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Features
- In addition to all standard Android TV features, you can also use Dune HD media center software (You need to install it from the Dune HD com support site by selecting BOXY media player from the list.). This software provides functionality similar to standalone Dune HD media players and includes a lot of features such as: advanced file browser, advanced file player, full menu support for movie ISO files and disc structures, advanced support for playback of Dolby Vision files, ability to view the local library of video files as a nice-looking Netflix-like catalog, Dune Control mobile app
- This media player includes a lot of newest technologies: AV1 video codec, VP9 profile 2 video codec, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Dolby MAT
- BOXY media player offers a wide range of connectivity options. In addition to the usual HDMI, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth interfaces, this media player has an Ethernet port, two USB ports (USB 3.0 and USB 2.0), a micro SD card slot, an S/PDIF output port, and an A/V port
- Media processor: Amlogic S905X4-J with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos licenses, CPU: ARM Cortex A55 4-core, Operating memory: 2 GB, Flash memory: 16 GB, Ethernet: 10/100 Mbit/s, Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n/ac, Dual Band 2.4+5 GHz, 2T2R, Bluetooth: 5.0, USB ports: 1x USB 3.0 + 1x USB 2.0, HDMI output: HDMI 2.1 up to 4Kp60 HDR / HDR10+ / Dolby Vision, HDCP 2.2, Analog A/V output, S/PDIF output, Micro SD slot
Brand: BOXY
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
Connector Type: USB
Resolution: 4k
Controller Type: Remote Control
Form Factor: TV Box
Color: black
Model Name: BOXY
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
Connector Type: USB
Resolution: 4k
Controller Type: Remote Control
Form Factor: TV Box
RAM Memory Installed: 2 GB
Compatible Devices: Television
Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB
Video Output Resolution: 3840 x 2160
Video Codec: AV1, VP9 profile 2, H.265, H.264, VC1, MPEG4, MPEG2, MPEG1
Item Weight: 0.5 Kilograms
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3.94"L x 3.94"W x 0.8"H
Brand: BOXY
Model Number: BOXY
Model Name: BOXY
Mfr Part Number: BOXY
Manufacturer: TheStreamer Inc. Limited
Item Type Name: Streaming Media Player
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Color: black
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This is a very impressive little box at an extremely competitive price. I decided to roll the dice on this Boxy device instead of purchasing much more expensive offerings such as the NVIDIA Shield Pro -- and I am actually very happy with this decision! This device provides support for AV1 and has totally eliminated the streaming quality problems I was having when accessing high quality videos with subtitles from a NAS. It also has built-in support for all the things someone with a local library might need, e.g. smb, upnp, etc. The only down side is you do need a Google account for initial set up, and you will have to make sure to turn off or block Google's telemetry, but this is the case with many devices these days. There is also a bit of set up involved, so it does help to be technically savvy, but there are very easy to follow instructions included as well. If you're looking for a more modern alternative to higher priced solutions, I think this one is totally worth it, even with the required time and patience for set up.
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Does everything it claims it can do. Runs good. It has a few hiccups here and there, but what doesn't (my $1000 phone does once in awhile for example). Overall, a quality item that I am satisfied with.
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2025 by Terri
Of course it streams video, but I also chose this item for remote audio playback without using HDMI. There is a S/PDIF output which I can attach to a DAC or receiver with digital input. I use my tablet/phone app as a control point (browse, remote), and choose the Boxy as either a Chromecast or UPnP media renderer. I store my media on a separate server, but this Boxy has USB 3 and micro SD card support for local storage. Now, one can also stream audio via the USB 2/3 port to a DAC, but in this case, every time the power is disconnected the prior audio level gets reset to a very low level. Chromecast audio casting via Android google Home doesn't always work well for me. However, apps like VLC for Android or NPR news have their own cast functionality which works fine. For UPnP playback, I have the Yatse app on my tablet as the remote, and KODI running on the Boxy when it starts. No need to turn on the TV. As a third option, I am using Lyrion Music Server, for those of you who remember the Logitech Squeezebox. I have the media files and server running on my router, the Squeezer app is the remote on my tablet, and the Squeezelite app runs on the Boxy at startup. I decided to permanently change the Android launcher to FLauncher — ChatGPT can provide instructions using adb. The UI runs smoothly, I have no issues with the performance. The software supports the efficient AV1 video codec, popular for YouTube and Netflix. The remote control could be better quality. I like the buttons and D-pad on the Roku Ultra remote better. Dune HD Media Center is included. This could be useful for those who want to play high quality local/NAS media files. For many, I think the lower cost Xiaomi TV Box S 3rd Gen is a better video player than this Boxy. The Xiami has a better processor Amlogic S905X5M, 6 nm (v. S905X4-J, 12 nm) at a high clock speed 2.5 GHz (v. 2.0 GHz), a better GPU Mali-G310 V2 (v. Mali-G31 MP2), Wi-Fi 6, Google TV on Android TV 14 (v. Android TV 11). The advantages of the Boxy are: USB 3 + USB 2 + micro SD slot, LAN port, S/PDIF output. I have the older Xiaomi Mi Box 4, and it works fine for my needs. That model has S/PDIF output, while the newest Xiaomi S does not.
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It’s been made known that many of these Android TV boxes come preloaded with malware. I’m finding all kinds of evidence that this is one of them. Play Protect keeps attempting to block an app that, when searching for info about it, is associated with malware on other brands of Android TV devices. But I did attempt to see if it could even solve the problem I was trying to solve: Playing video with TrueHD Atmos. You need a special app that you must sideload called Dune HD. Yeah, it doesn’t come with this capability out of the box. You need this special app that you have to go download somewhere. This app sucks. It’s not easy to use. And if you opt to secure your network by not connecting this device to your home network, it complains about not being able to verify its license and cuts back its features. It cannot stream high bitrate media over a gigabit connection. I have wirelessly connected devices that can stream these media fine. So I can only guess it handles networking so poorly that trying to play high bitrate UHD content over a network just swamps the CPU. But can it play my content at all? Yeah, if I load it onto a fast USB flash drive/USB SSD, it’ll play, with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. On top of all of this, the performance is bad. I had a first generation Nvidia Shield TV from many years ago that I wish I still had because it performed so much better. So my conclusion is it doesn’t solve my problem. Yeah, it can play the content, but my requirements are to do so from my media server. I also require that my devices not contain malware. All of these problems compound, and the result is that this is a useless, and not even that cheap, device.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024 by Beau Steward
This is my first android box so I don't have another one to compare to. I used Gemini a.i to recommend me an android box that can install steam link so I can stream my PC games that's on my game room to my living room tv via Ethernet. This does a phenomenal job for that. Where it gets better is the HDR 4k quality with dolby atmos (also has dolby vision.) I'm used to my Roku TVs I buy from Walmart, and a Roku 4k box I use for my LG 4K TV in my living room. The quality is absolutely noticeable. Much better. I didn't know you could get better. I thought 4k was 4k but after installing this box and seeing the difference between 4k qualities, I now see I spent money on a high end LG tv and was not utilizing the TVs potential. I'm not a audio/visual snob the difference is noticeable. I had to write this review because it feel that someone like me may benefit from it.
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