iMito MX2 Dual Core TV Dongle Stick - Android 4.1 1.6Ghz RK3066 Cortex A9 HDMI 1GB RAM - 8G $53.49

Quote from tadc : but I don't want to wait 6 months...

at the rate things are moving, i doubt you'll have to...

but I think that's the one I'll finally bite on. though I don't have much use for it with four tablets and four rokus in the house. but they just seem so cool!

FYI. Reviews from 9/12, 10/12. I'll wait for more reliable website to order from.

http://www.webutation.net/go/revi...reats.com#
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Bad Customer Experience
DO NOT ORDER as the last reviewer stated this is a company selling and shipping from China I have purchased many things from sites similar to this one and never have I had such a terrible experience. I got my item 2 weeks later which can be understandable coming from China but literally one hour into me setting a UG802 Android mini PC the power connector broke off into the unit. looks like it had only glue not solder. I contacted them and they want me to ship at my cost back to China to "repair" it or send out new. I guess some customer service is better than none but this in end will cost me much more than the thing is worth. Show less
By Kevllar (New User) - on Oct 02, 2012 - 15:43

Phishing / Fraud / Badware
DONT NOT ORDER FROM gadgetgreat is the worst place to order, customer service sucks and on top of that they say it take 7 - 10 days to get your order its been over 2 weeks and my orderr still has not shipped don't trust them they will take your money and run after i placed my order i found out there are being investigated by BBB and numerous banks for fraud

they will not reply to any of my emails or phone calls as well they are a scam site
By lilsikwidit (New User) - on Sep 18, 2012 - 02:56

Quote from Evo-IC : Been back for a few weeks. Just not entirely motivated to contribute much after the way things were handled......but, that was then this is now. Back to the shadows I go.

Welcome back!

I have this but there is no XBMC and WIFI is slow - sometimes youtube videos freezes.

Quote from phillylex : Thanks. Demo Video [youtube.com]

Thanks for the link. It looks to me like the video is sped up a little. Note around 1:00 when he's going through the System Info screen how it flashes as it selects the info. It's best to get video reviews of actual owners of the device and not from the seller (Geekbuying is a seller of these PC sticks).

I have this one.
it is so good.
I sense the PC era is near end.

Quote from pokymon : I have this but there is no XBMC and WIFI is slow - sometimes youtube videos freezes.

Please explain, no XBMC? There's XBMC for Android, and this thing runs Android, right?

Quote from tadc : Please explain, no XBMC? There's XBMC for Android, and this thing runs Android, right?

I have the MX2 and XBMC for Android works VERY well. It is still a work in progress, Some plugins don't work correctly and last I checked no hardware decode on this SoC so 1080p is bad, although 1080p works well on some external apps like MX Player and I believe there is a way to have XBMC use an external app for playback. I don't have enough 1080p material to care and 720p and SD are terrific.

Quote from cgigate : I have this one. it is so good. I sense the PC era is near end.

It really is amazing. It does 85% of what my 3570K, 8GB DDR3, HD 5570, Win 7 Ultimate mini-ITX HTPC does and it does it about 75% as well (a lot of stuff just as well). It does this for $50 vs. ~$600 and uses 2 to 3 Watts instead of 35 to 100 Watts.

A couple of more generations and I can't see there really being much need for a PC. Even now, I think these sticks would meet the computer needs of most people,

The iMito MX1 and MX2 seem to have wifi issues.

I went with the Minix Neo G4 instead.

Ordered it two days ago after researching various android sticks. Most of them are notorious for wifi problems. From what I've read, the Neo G4 is the exception. They say its wifi is very stable, which is what's most important to me. Plus it's got a nice interface and includes a remote control.

I paid $60 for it on Geekbuying. A few more bucks than this but IMO the stable wifi and remote control make up for it.

I ordered it for $1.50 more a week ago and it took 3 days before I got a shipping confirmation. It is shipping from SINGAPORE, so it will be a while before I get it.

I just bought a UG802 - similar specs, better custom ROM support. $48 shipped from Amazon, here in 2 days. I will do an antenna mod for better wifi reception. Can't wait. Honestly, if you buy one of these, just load a better ROM and off you go. The stock ROMs are just terrible.

a big selling point on this over a lot of the sticks is built in bluetooth.

Quote from walter7 : The iMito MX1 and MX2 seem to have wifi issues. I went with the Minix Neo G4 instead. Ordered it two days ago after researching various android sticks. Most of them are notorious for wifi problems. From what I've read, the Neo G4 is the exception. They say its wifi is very stable, which is what's most important to me. Plus it's got a nice interface and includes a remote control. I paid $60 for it on Geekbuying. A few more bucks than this but IMO the stable wifi and remote control make up for it.

Good lead... can you tell us more about what functionality the remote has?
(nevermind, I see from the reviews below)

Quote from walter7 : The iMito MX1 and MX2 seem to have wifi issues. I went with the Minix Neo G4 instead. Ordered it two days ago after researching various android sticks. Most of them are notorious for wifi problems. From what I've read, the Neo G4 is the exception. They say its wifi is very stable, which is what's most important to me. Plus it's got a nice interface and includes a remote control. I paid $60 for it on Geekbuying. A few more bucks than this but IMO the stable wifi and remote control make up for it.

Checked couple of review of it, looks promising... i might order this one.. price at newegg is 69.99 (2 day shoprunne shipping), geekbuying has it for $61.99. Anyone want to go through detailed review of it, here is the link

http://www.squidoo.com/minix-neo-g4-review

and

http://droidxda.blogspot.de/2012/...h-for.html