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By DIGIBox TV Box | 31 July 2024 | 0 Comments
DIGIBox D3 Plus 2024 TV BOX Review
Hello and welcome back! Today, we're reviewing the DIGIBox D3 Plus, a live TV streaming Android box that packs everything you need into one device. This versatile box offers live streaming TV channels and the ability to install Kodi or other applications, much like an Nvidia Shield. Let's explore what makes this box unique.
Unboxing
The DIGIBox D3 Plus is neatly packaged and roughly the same size as an Nvidia Shield, albeit thicker on the sides. It features two antennas, a sleek holographic DIGIBox logo, an LCD screen, a card reader slot, four USB 2.0 ports, and multiple inputs: IR, AV, Ethernet, HDMI, Optical, and DC power. The bottom has cooling grates and rubber grommets to prevent slipping.
Inside the DIGI TV box, you'll find:
A power brick with a 3 ft cable
An HDMI cable, approximately 3 to 4 ft
A remote control (batteries not included)
The remote resembles an Amazon Fire Stick remote but is slightly thicker, with additional customizable buttons and a nice keypad.
Additional Items
The package includes two free items:
A USB flash drive labeled "Smart TV box expert"
A mini wireless keyboard with USB input
DIGIBox D3 Plus Website Overview
On the website, you can find:
A global CDN Network acceleration for smooth playback
Easy-to-understand interface
Mobile phone remote control and voice search features
HD 6K support with Blu-ray Dolby 2.1
Rich film store and multinational subtitles
The box is customizable and includes a 7-day replay function for live broadcasts. With nearly 400 five-star reviews, it has sold over 2,536 units for $287.77.
Specifications
OS: Android 12
Remote: Smart Bluetooth voice remote control
Processor: Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53
GPU: Mali-G31 MP2
RAM: 4 GB DDR3
Storage: 64 GB eMMC with external storage support
Connectivity: Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.8/5.8 GHz, Wi-Fi 6), Bluetooth 5.0, Ethernet RJ45
Video Decoder: H.265, 4K at 60 FPS
Power Supply: DC 5V 2A
Dimensions: 109.5 x 25 mm
Setup and Usage
After plugging in and setting up the box, I found that the remote control requires a direct line of sight to operate. Initial apps include YouTube, Netflix, Play Store, Kodi, and file management. The App Store features various apps like Cat TV, Cat VOD, Cat Back, and Cat Hot, among others.
Performance
I downloaded and installed Cat TV, Cat VOD, Cat Back, and Cat Hot. Each app offers different content, including live TV, movies, sports, and more. The streaming quality is excellent, with smooth and fast playback even on Wi-Fi, and the interface is intuitive.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
Versatile and feature-rich
Good streaming quality
Easy setup and user-friendly interface
Includes additional items like a keyboard and USB drive
Cons:
The remote requires a direct line of sight
Initial app permissions are a bit intrusive
Conclusion
For $287, the DIGIBox D3 Plus offers excellent value with its wide range of features and content. It’s a cost-effective alternative to traditional cable or multiple streaming services. As long as it remains reliable, it’s a worthwhile investment for any media enthusiast.
Unboxing
The DIGIBox D3 Plus is neatly packaged and roughly the same size as an Nvidia Shield, albeit thicker on the sides. It features two antennas, a sleek holographic DIGIBox logo, an LCD screen, a card reader slot, four USB 2.0 ports, and multiple inputs: IR, AV, Ethernet, HDMI, Optical, and DC power. The bottom has cooling grates and rubber grommets to prevent slipping.
Inside the DIGI TV box, you'll find:
A power brick with a 3 ft cable
An HDMI cable, approximately 3 to 4 ft
A remote control (batteries not included)
The remote resembles an Amazon Fire Stick remote but is slightly thicker, with additional customizable buttons and a nice keypad.
Additional Items
The package includes two free items:
A USB flash drive labeled "Smart TV box expert"
A mini wireless keyboard with USB input
DIGIBox D3 Plus Website Overview
On the website, you can find:
A global CDN Network acceleration for smooth playback
Easy-to-understand interface
Mobile phone remote control and voice search features
HD 6K support with Blu-ray Dolby 2.1
Rich film store and multinational subtitles
The box is customizable and includes a 7-day replay function for live broadcasts. With nearly 400 five-star reviews, it has sold over 2,536 units for $287.77.
Specifications
OS: Android 12
Remote: Smart Bluetooth voice remote control
Processor: Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53
GPU: Mali-G31 MP2
RAM: 4 GB DDR3
Storage: 64 GB eMMC with external storage support
Connectivity: Dual-band Wi-Fi (2.8/5.8 GHz, Wi-Fi 6), Bluetooth 5.0, Ethernet RJ45
Video Decoder: H.265, 4K at 60 FPS
Power Supply: DC 5V 2A
Dimensions: 109.5 x 25 mm
Setup and Usage
After plugging in and setting up the box, I found that the remote control requires a direct line of sight to operate. Initial apps include YouTube, Netflix, Play Store, Kodi, and file management. The App Store features various apps like Cat TV, Cat VOD, Cat Back, and Cat Hot, among others.
Performance
I downloaded and installed Cat TV, Cat VOD, Cat Back, and Cat Hot. Each app offers different content, including live TV, movies, sports, and more. The streaming quality is excellent, with smooth and fast playback even on Wi-Fi, and the interface is intuitive.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
Versatile and feature-rich
Good streaming quality
Easy setup and user-friendly interface
Includes additional items like a keyboard and USB drive
Cons:
The remote requires a direct line of sight
Initial app permissions are a bit intrusive
Conclusion
For $287, the DIGIBox D3 Plus offers excellent value with its wide range of features and content. It’s a cost-effective alternative to traditional cable or multiple streaming services. As long as it remains reliable, it’s a worthwhile investment for any media enthusiast.
