The R-BOX Pro is a new Android TV box powered by the octacore Amlogic S912 SoC.
Shipping with Android 6.0, the R-Box Pro comes in two versions. The high-end model ships with 3GB of DDR3 RAM, 16Gb of eMMC storage, dual band b/g/n Wifi, gigabit Ethernet and Bluetooth 4.0.
There’s also a slightly cheaper model that drops to RAM to 2GB to save a few dollars.
The R-Box Pro’s design looks interesting, with marketing images suggesting that it’ll feature illuminated trim that can be either red or blue (presumably based on the unit’s power state).
There’s no info on what sort of launcher will ship with it, though expect the usual apps such as Kodi to come pre-installed.
Inside the box, you’ll get the R-Box Pro Android TV box, power adapter, remote control, IR extension cable, HDMI cable and a manual.
Where to Buy the R-Box Pro
The R-Box Pro is currently available for pre-order at GeekBuying, starting at $74.99 for the 2GB RAM model.
It’s also available at GearBest. Use coupon “GBRP3” to get the 3GB model for $69.99 or “GBRP2” to get the 2GB model for $63.99.
R-Box Pro Technical Specifications
General
- ProcessorAMLogic S912
- CPU CPUOctacore ARM Cortex-A53 CPU up to 2 GHz
- GPUARM Mali-T820MP3 GPU up to 750MHz
- Operating SystemAndroid 6.0 Marshmallow
- RAM2GB/3GB DDR3
- Storage16GB eMMC
Micro SD Slot (up to 32GB) - Other FeaturesIR Sensor
- Power5V/2A
Interfaces
- Video OutputHDMI 2.0
Composite - Audio OutputHDMI 2.0
SP-DIF - Other Interfaces2x USB 2.0
1x USB OTG
Connectivity
- WiFi802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi (2.4GHz/5GHz)
- Ethernet1000Mbps
- Bluetooth4.0
Physical
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Completely off topic but mibox international on presale on geekbuying so there is hope for all of us not living in the free world after all Michael!
Yeah, I saw! Haven’t had a chance to write anything up but hope I can get my hands on one.
Unsure between Pro and Non Pro, on geekbuyng they are $82 and $74.
Hi Ramiro,
2GB of RAM will be fine for 90% of use cases. That said, if you want to play games or switch between apps, the extra gig of RAM won’t hurt ;)