Varies day to day mate due to exchange rates, mine cost me just over £60. Keep an eye out for offers and also use Topcashback site - google that too if you've not heard of it before, once signed up you'll save 100's of £'s (particularly on insurance) over the years :)
Posts by mrljamsp
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We’re do I buy them from
Google is your friend. Check out some of the reviews on youtube they usually have a link to a reliable source for the 'best' 'gear' at a good price.
If you're in the UK pick the 'deliver to Belgium warehouse' option, no import taxes and the postie will deliver to your door within 7-10 days.
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For anyone interested I can give an update to an earlier post of mine.
Mid December I got myself a Zidoo H6 Pro and it really is a great little box. It performs just as well as my Minix U9-H yet cost around half the price, £62 at the time.
Build quality seems top notch, 2gb of DDR4 RAM, made of metal and it doesn't get hot so I've no reason to think it shouldn't stay the course. Kodi and IPTV via Perfect player work great.
The bargain box out there at the moment.
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Don't know mate but a friend of mine has the Yoka KB2 (a clone but with 32gb - stats again) and his is fine, yet on other forums you read of folk having problems.
You pays your money and takes your chance.I'm not knocking it, I have an awesome QBox S905 that's been faultless for 2 years, a £40 bargain :)
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Don't get hung up on stats i.e. 2gb RAM or 3gb RAM etc, a lot of the cheap(er) boxes are refurbished junk, I've returned plenty this year,the S912'S have been disappointing, all RK3399's will overheat and die, particularly if you game.
Yeah the Shield is best but if you just want to stream a bit of tv get a Minix U9-H, on paper the 2gb RAM 16gb ROM doesn't look that special but pick the box up, it's made of metal, it's heavy, the components are all first rate and the performance blows all the other boxes that use the S912 chip out of the park.
The stats mean nothing it's how the box is built and how it actually performs.
A box I'd like to try is the Zidoo H6 Pro , cheaper at around £70, good reviews and uses the Allwinner processor, might be worth a look.
