The R10 R-TV is an Android TV box built to be a home media center unit that can stream videos, play music, games and much more.
Like all TV boxes how good it is depends on the hardware and software, with the R10 using a RK3328 CPU, 4GB of RAM, and 32 GB of internal storage.
This unit sent to me to review with my own honest opinion benchmarks and test results below.
Specifications
CPU: RK3328 Quad-Core 64bit Cortex-A53
GPU: Penta-Core Mali-450
RAM: 4GB DDR4
ROM: 32GB EMMC Flash
Operating System: Android Nougat 7.1.2
Bluetooth 4.1
The package comes with the R10 box, Power Supply, HDMI Cable, User Manual, and Remote Control.
The unit is round with all the ports on the back.
The back has a SD-Card slot, 1 USB 3.0, 2 USB 2.0, HDMI, Ethernet, AV, Optical, and power port.
The remote control is basic but works well enough.
The remote control battery pack has a USB dongle that needs to be plugged into the unit.
Powering it on the top lights up with a soft blue light in the center which is also the power button.
The screen comes up to some basic setup options such as language, WiFi setup and so on.
It comes up to a basic Launcher for navigation.
All the popular Apps are included such as the Play Store, Chrome, Facebook, Netflix, YouTube and more.
It shows hardly any resources being used leaving plenty of room for playing videos.
Testing the WiFi I used SpeedTest.net Ookla App which gave 138Mbps Download, and 21Mbps Upload.
This is some good results with it having no problems streaming over the WiFi.
Running the new AnTuTu v7.0.4 Benchmark test it gave an overall score of 57935.
The individual scores are CPU 18853, GPU 9132, UX 27375, and MEM 2575.
Summary
The R10 R-TV Android TV box is a good unit and does well as a home entertainment system.
The RK3328 CPU and 4GB of RAM give it some good hardware to play videos, music, and basic games.
The WiFi speed of 138Mbps Download will be plenty fast enough to stream videos from online sources.
I am still testing the unit so far with good results and will update if anything changes.
As always be sure to read the reviews on Amazon, forums, or elsewhere to be sure a unit is a good fit for you.
My r10 tv box remote not working all it does power on and off that’s all. Please assist!
Which is the best buy R10 R-TV or Beelink AP34(4gb ram)?
I have a few T95Z Plus boxes….mistakenly not Sunvell. Knockoffs with a longsys LTM8830 wifi chipset. The wifi max speeds vary greatly between 10mb/s and lower, up to 30mb/s. I currently have capabilities of 120mb/sec from another device which is my max from ISP. I see your wifi test shows 139mb/sec, what is your max speed?
I bought 1 of these boxes yesterday, out for delivery. Based on the RK chip and 4gb ram, this should be superior.
I mount all my boxes behind my TVs, heat may play a factor as well. That is partly why I chose this box with the side vents around it.
My only usage is Kodi. Reliability, video quality, cost, and wifi seem to me my biggest concerns. I will scale up to 5 or 6 boxes, if this performs very well. So anything else that comes to mind, above and beyond your review, would be appreciated.
Thank you.
I can’t find a difference between this new box the R10 to my other new R99 honest that’s how good this new R10 is I also have the shield and its boxed and in cupboard I think if you ain’t 12yrs old that shields boring it takes for ever to load stuff at at 16g that’s shocking 2 best boxes for 2018 above mentioned my R10 I got the 4G ram 64gb storage holy shite fuckers a train.
The R10 uses the RK3328 chip while the R99 uses the RK3399 chip which is a better performing chip.