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MeLE V9 Review: Android TV Box with HDMI Recording and 3.5″ HDD Bay

MeLE V9 Review: Android TV Box with HDMI Recording and 3.5″ HDD Bay

Posted on June 27, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

In my MeLE V9 review, I put this Android TV box to the test to find out how well it performs in media playback, movie streaming and more. Is the MeLE V9 worth it? Read my MeLE V9 review to find out.

What is the MeLE V9?

The MeLE V9 is the MeLE’s newest Android TV box featuring HDMI recording and an internal 3.5″ hard drive bay.

Powered by the quadcore Realtek RTD1295, the MeLE V9 runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow and lets you use Android apps on your TV (including installing Kodi), stream movies and more.

Its HDMI input allows you to record from connected devices such as game consoles and more whilst the internal hard drive bay lets you significantly increase the amount of onboard storage.
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