MXQ ANDROID 13.1 Smart TV Box – 16GB RAM, 256GB ROM, 4K Ultra HD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth.COMES WITH FULLY INSTALLED PLUG AND PLAY FREE HD FOOTBALL AND MOVIES STREAMING APP.

Product details

his type of TV box is likely to offer plenty of storage space for apps, media files, and smooth multitasking performance. Here’s a breakdown of what these specs mean:

Android 13.1:

This is a version of the Android operating system that comes with a modern interface, improved performance, and better app compatibility. It should offer a more seamless experience for streaming, browsing, and using apps.

16GB RAM:

16GB of RAM is extremely high for an Android TV box. Typically, most Android TV boxes have around 2GB to 4GB of RAM. 64GB of RAM might indicate either a miscommunication or that it’s a very high-end device. It could be that the actual RAM is lower, and the 64GB refers to the storage space, or it's an extremely high-performance box.

256GB Storage:

With 256GB of internal storage, you should be able to store a lot of apps, movies, TV shows, and games. This is a large amount of storage compared to most TV boxes, which often come with 32GB or 64GB. It also means you can store large files like 4K movies, music, and apps.

Features you might expect:

4K Streaming: Many of these boxes are capable of streaming in 4K resolution if your TV and internet connection support it.

App Support: Full access to Google Play, allowing you to install a variety of apps such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, Kodi, and more.

Customization: Because it’s Android, it’s highly customizable. You can install third-party apps or use it for gaming, media, and even emulators.

Voice Control: Some Android TV boxes have built-in voice control or integration with smart assistants like Google Assistant.

Ports and Connectivity: Expect to see ports for HDMI, Ethernet, USB, and possibly SD cards for expanding storage.

Recommendations:

If you're looking at purchasing an Android TV box with these specs, make sure to check the processor (CPU) and GPU as these will greatly affect performance, especially for gaming or 4K streaming.

Double-check the RAM specification, as it seems unusually high for most TV boxes. It might actually be referring to storage, not RAM