Product Comparison: Amazon Fire TV Cube vs Matricom G-Box Q2
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Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
- Setup is super easy. About 10 - 15 minutes of downloading updates, then up and running!
- Plenty of choices for steaming 4k. I mainly use Netflix, but you have Prime and thousands of more apps with this little guy.
- I didn't have any trouble with 4k HDR or Dolby Vision stuff. I was able to play some Dolby Atmos (DD+ streaming version) content over Prime Video.
- The video in 4k is great. The colors are vibrant, the sound is clear and really sounds great when playing a movie encoded with Dolby Atmos.
- You don’t get an HDMI cable with this Cube. If you’re watching 4k, it would’ve been nice to have a high-quality HDMI cable with this purchase.
- Awesome product, very quick response on the UI, much better than the A8 Core unit
- Goood overall performance.easy browsser, difficuly initially if you dont know android system.
- The speed of the device is decent, sometimes it has troubles to reproduce 720p mkv files (comes with MX player preinstalled), but since the update 11-15-12, it plays content without issues.
- Slow internet speed through this product compared with my sony blue ray.
- It works not that fast, I does not work with external HD drive and the speed of download is also not very good
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2
- It has more storage, faster processor, and more memory than the Firestick 4K.
- The processor is fast and it changes apps quickly without hesitation. I don't use Alexa just the remote. The remote is fine although a little slippery to hang on to.
- The new S922X Hexacore processor is blazing, faster than my FireTV 2nd Gen Box, and as fast as my 4g/64g X96.
- No included HDMI cable. This is minor, but I feel like it could've been included.
- You can’t add storage in the Cube. This is bad news because 16GB might not be enough.
- Storage expansion - up to 32 GB external SD card, 2 USB ports for external drives
- SD card slot and additional USB ports
- Has built in gigabit ethernet port.
- Built in ethernet port stopped working after 1 hour of use.
- The ethernet port is useless. But the wireless never fails me
- It has the latest most stable version of the software and any new features that they have included in the new build.
- All apps I tested ran great! In fact, I think it even runs better than the Nvidia Shield and it's almost half the cost!
- It's really fast, has a much bigger app store with things like a web browser, it's SO FAST.
- It's very fast when loading apps and installing apps. I used to get some buffering with the fire 4k stick but now with the cube never have that issue and the picture quality is so much better.
- Much to my surprise, I found so many features in the OS curtailed from the last hardware version.
- Great item for xbmc use via hdmi to TV. This runs the android OS and launches the xbmc. Goos system, updates have been rolling out not to frequent but stable.
- I like the android OS and I use it to monitor my home security system via IP cam viewer, and I like the ability to use widgets for a clock and weather
- I use Google Play Music to play my local mp3 music and .m3u playlists, as well as online music.
- Has built in Google Play(App Market) seems real and works just fine.
- Love Android products... but this one is just garbage. The Android OS is not made to be on a television and you can see this once its turned on. Too many things to have to do to get it to work.
- ITEM RUNS THE ANDROID OS DOES NOT PLAY 1080P MKV FILES LIKE IT SAYS IT WOULD.
- FireTV Cube is great for controlling multiple devices. The ability to act as an IR blaster to control most TVs and soundbars.
- I like the abililty to use all of the newer Echo functions, like Drop-Ins/Calls, and multi room groups for music.
- The remote that it comes with has a nice “clicky” touch and an excellent touchpad. The voice layout works well enough that I use the remote only to explore new apps on the Cube.
- Using the Fire remote works fine for the Hulu app. The OK button works fine for all the Amazon videos.
- Some apps have less voice control functionality than others. Technically some other apps might not support all of the voice commands, and you might have to use the remote.
- Out of the box I had really bad video with rca cables but HDMI was perfect.
- The remote is not too bad, but I installed an app called DroidMote that enables me to use my android tablet as a touchpad to control this box
- Wifi connectivity was very poor
- The remote is terrible so I recommend a logitech wireless keyboard.
- The remote is low quality and os is awkward to navigate with it, probably why so many use wireless keyboard & mouse.
Amazon Fire TV Cube
Matricom G-Box Q2