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HiMedia Q30 Review: A Solid Android TV Box with Strong Specs

HiMedia Q30 Review: A Solid Android TV Box with Strong Specs

Posted on September 9, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

HiMedia have recently released the HiMedia Q30, a compact Android TV box featuring a new chipset targeting those who want a better media experience. I’ve tested out this Android TV box to see how it performs in media playback, movie streaming and more. Is the HiMedia Q30 worth it? Keep reading my HiMedia Q30 review to find out.

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What is the HiMedia Q30?

The HiMedia Q30 is the latest Android TV box from the company powered by the quadcore Hisilicon Hi3798M V200 and running Android 7.0.

Being an Android TV box, you can watch videos using Kodi, stream movies from Netflix, play your favorite Android games and more.

HiMedia have focused on media playback, ensuring features such as automatic framerate switching and HD audio passthrough works (with some caveats as we’ll cover later on).
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