Been testing this device over the last few days. It has the same CPU/GPU as the new Chromecast with Google tv.
## Video showing unboxing, home-screen and FAQ
Audio & video
Display resolution: 4K Ultra HD Video resolution: 4Kx2K@60fps, 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p, 576i, 480p, 480i
Audio decoding: Dolby Digital Plus
System & Memory
Operating system: Android 10
Chipset: Amlogic S905X3
CPU: Quad-Core Cortex-A55
GPU: ARM Mali-G31 MP2
SDRAM: DDR3: 2 GB
Flash: eMMC: 8 GB
Where this device excels is the fact that we get onboard Ethernet (100mb), USB 3.0 type A port and also Type-C USB (can only be used for charging). So if you do want to expand the storage or used wired ethernet, you don't need to buy any OTG cable / USB Hub (like we need to on the new Chromecast Google TV
Ethernet Speed test (my ISP max is ~340mb)
| Chromecast with Type-C Ethernet Hub | Nokia 8000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Test 1 | 280mb | 94mb |
| Test 2 | 305mb | 92mb |
| Test 3 | 310mb | 95mb |
5Ghz Speed test
| Chromecast | Nokia 8000 | |
|---|---|---|
| Test 1 | 302mb | 311mb |
| Test 2 | 328mb | 330mb |
| Test 3 | 331mb | 303mb |
###Pros
- Snappy Android TV 10 Interface
- Dedicated Ethernet port
- USB 3.0 Type A port
- Feature rich backlit remote with dedicated Play / Fwd / Rwd buttons as well as Youtube / Netflix / Google Play & Prime
- 4K 60fps video playback was smooth (Youtube / USB drive)
###Cons
- Type C USB port can only be used for charging (I tried various powered / unpowered USB hubs but nothing registered
- No Gigabit ethernet
- Cost about $120, so would be great to see a faster processor than what we get in the $50 Chromecast Google TV
- HDR permanently on
No gigabit ethernet = hard pass. At $120, the manufacturer certainly cannot justify the lack of gigabit ethernet as cost saving. For the uhd remux viewers, keep moving as there is nothing to see here.
TechDoctorUK thanks for the informative review.