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Rikomagic MK802 III Dual Core Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Mini PC Rockchip RK3066 1.6Ghz Cortex A9 1GB RAM 8G ROM HDMI (Black)

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Rikomagic MK802 III Mini Android 4.1 PC RK3066 1.6Ghz Cortex A9 1GB RAM 8G ROM HDMI Dual Core Brand Name: Rikoamgic Type: Mini PC Processor Main Frequency : 1.6Hz Use: Multi media Processor Brand: Rockchip Processor Model: RK3066 Model Number: MK802 III Specification: The Specification of TV Box Model Rikomagic MK802 III CPU Rockchip RK3066; Cotex A9, 1.6GHz GPU Quad- Core 2D/ 3D/ OpenGL ES2.0(AMD Z430)/OpenVG1.1 Operation System Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) RAM 1GB DDR3 ROM 8GB (2GB for OS, 6GB available space) Android Market Yes Youtube / Flash Support Adobe Flash 11.3 Video Support AVI, RMVB, MKV& FLV Video Format, Support 1080P HD Playback Music MP3/WMA/WAV/APE/AAC/FLAC/OGG Ebook TXT, PDF, HTML, RTF, FB2… Skype Yes, but this device does not built-in microphone / camera. HDMI Interface Yes, it can support following HDMI output mode: - 480I / 480P - 580I / 580P - 720P (50Hz / 60Hz) - 1080i (50Hz / 60Hz) - 1080P (24Hz / 50Hz / 60Hz) Email and Browser Yes, built in WIFI Built-in 802.11 b/g/n Power Powered via USB cable / Power charger (5V 2A) Current of TV: should be ?500mAh(5V), when lower than 500mAh, external power supply to the TV box is needed Language Dutch, Indonesian, Catalan, Czech, Danish, German, English, Spanish, French, Croatian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Roman, Slovenian, Finnish, Swedish, Swahili, Vietnamese, Turkish, Zulu, Greek, Ukrainian, Russian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Traditional Chinese

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Product Dimensions

3.5 x 1.6 x 0.5 inches

Item Weight

1.44 ounces

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5.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

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B00A0I4YJK

Item model number

MK802 IIIS

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78 customer reviews

3.1 out of 5 stars

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#156,731 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#1,381 in Electronics > Computers & Accessories > Networking Products > Streaming Media Players
#24,963 in Electronics > Televisions & Video

Date first available at Amazon.com

November 2, 2012

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Joe

Good product, a power adapter would have been even better

January 2, 2013

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I bought the Rikomagic MK802 to use it HD movie player, and for general web surfing activities.

The product was pretty easy to set up - just plug into HDMI port on the back of the TV - connect to a power source and the unit boots up right away. The box came with an extended HDMI cable and a mini USB dongle (for powering the Rikomagic). The instruction manual is pretty light - I suppose the company which makes this probably assumes that if you buy this device then you probably already know a thing or two about Android operating system.

The dual core processor (same as you would find in the Galaxy S2) is more than adequate for the task at hand. There was no issues with HD movie playbacks at all. Sound comes out as it should on my TV and there was no need to tinker with the setup to get that to work, which is nice. I have not played games on it yet but from what I heard, it holds up pretty well for some of the older titles like GTA 3.

Note that the Rikomagic only has one USB port (excluding the mini USB slot for the power adapter), so you will need to get one of those USB port hubs. I bought a cheap 1-4 hub and used one port for connecting my wireless mouse and keyboard receiver unit (surprisingly enough, I have not found a single wireless mouse and keyboard that has not worked yet), one for my joypad and the third and fourth port for portable HDD/USB sticks (where I download my HD movies and music files). Some people connect their webcam as well so I suppose that could be another use for the fourth port.

Loading movies is fairly simple. I basically use the explorer to access files in the portable HDD (I have a 500GB Goflex). The unit comes with two different movie viewer but you can download more from their app stores. Have not found a movie file that is incompatible yet. However, when navigating the portable HDD directory structure sometimes it struggles to scan for files if there are a lot of files in a directory. Not sure why this is the case but it's not a big deal.

As for web surfing - not sure why some people said that they have problems connecting to Wifi when using wireless mouse and keyboard but I had no problems at all - the RikoMagic connects right away and never lost internet connection. May be certain brand of wireless mouse/keyboard causes interference?

I can't say much about the operating system... it's Android 4.1 - the same stuff that you get on your android based cell phone. So if you're already used to it then navigating or doing things on it (like installing apps, customizing) should be a breeze. If you figure out how to root this thing then you can probably do a ton more stuff on this than playing movies and surfing the web.

Now - the bad - I know this thing only costs a little under 70 bucks and therefore we shouldn't expect too much from this device in terms of accessories but it would have been nice if the company included some sort of proper power adapter. I suppose it's not an issue if your TV already have a USB port so you can hook it up to it, but if your TV does not (like mine), then trying to figure out how to power this device becomes a tricky exercise. I tried several different phone chargers but so far the Rikomagic constantly reboots due to inadequate power supply... I also heard that USB ports on older TV's does not have adequate current to support it either - supposedly anything north of 500mA is required to run it properly. The company could have saved consumers a lot of hassle by including a USB wall adapter and may be charge a little bit more. Note that I currently power it via my laptop USB as this is the only way to keep it powered properly. The second bad - though so far this has not caused problems - is that the device seems to heat up after prolonged use. However, I have used it for well over an hour surfing the web and watching HD movies, and other than the unit getting moderately hot it has not crashed or burst into flame so so far so good.

Final verdict - for what it's worth the RikoMagic III does its job well enough for the price. Shame about the power issue.

======UPDATE========

After tinkering with various power adapters - turned out that you really need to have 2000mA to ensure that the unit works with all sorts of USB accessories attached. Luckily, I have an IPAD adapter - which has enough juice for the task. Note that I initially tried 1000mA wall adapter but it kept having problems when playing back movies or loading files from my portable HD...

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K. Dougal

Rooted and it works pretty good

December 7, 2012

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Pros: I can stream Netflix, play Star Wars Angry Birds and run all the apps I want from Google Play. I like the interface just fine, it is running Jelly Bean which is the latest android OS as of right now 12/7/12.

Cons: The wifi is functional but has an internal antenna and appears to have trouble picking up the signal. I have read that others are finding that the bluetooth dongle/adapter you may put in it to have a wireless keyboard and mouse fights with the wifi signal and that you should use a usb extension cable to get some distance between the mk802 III and the keyboard/mouse usb adapter.

Overall, it made my "dumb tv", smart and fun to use.

I rooted it so that I could install Droidmote server which allows me to use my android phone as a remote control, to control the mouse on the tv. Due to wifi interference, the droidmote client on my android phone is very laggy as in not useful. Droidmote to laptop works great.

For rooting, see TrailRiderKen's review at [...] and for upgrading to the latest firmare: [...]

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Charles51

Chrome OS rules

October 14, 2016

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might as well by a jelly bean phone, I returned it and bought a kangaroo pc box, lasted 1 month , and returned it now , I decide to let another company handle the security issues of the software, because I'm a dummy, so Google has converted me. Google Chromebit is your best bet if you are in to pc sticks and I wouldn't settle for anything less than 2ghz on the processing side and 2 ghz of memory which this end of year should be released , I think now its less than 2 ghz , 1.8 or less if I'm not mistaken. Chrome OS is the best if you don't have the time to keep your security issues up to date and want to protect your privacy. This is from purchasing experience and experience in general with computers since 95 , I can't wait till Chrome apps are removed from Mac and microsoft phones.

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Amazon Customer

Good but not great

December 15, 2012

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As stated in the product description, this device requires a USB plugin for power. There is no wall plug/transformer provided for AC power. The provided USB cable, for power connection to a USB port on the TV, and the HDMI cable are not long enough to reach my TV USB and HDMI without having the Mini PC device just hanging in the air. I had to plug the Mini PC into an HDMI switch, taking up two plug positions because it is rather wide, and then still get a longer USB cable.

As expected, when I power off my TV, the USB power to the Mini PC goes away. I think this is a good thing since other Mini PC devices are constantly powered on. The downside is that it takes a little while for the Mini PC to boot up.

I had a problem getting my wireless keyboard to work. I had to switch to a Logitech wireless keyboard even though the first one I installed (not a Logitech) had worked with a different Android device. I have not had the same WiFi and wireless keyboard interference problem that another reviewer mentioned.

The device seems to work as well. It seems to be slightly more snappy than other, single core processor, Android Mini PC devices I have used. The cursor is an odd looking pizza pie slice triangle that takes some getting used to.

The delivery was much faster than stated on the Amazon listing.

Overall this seems to be a nice device that provides the Android experience quite well on my TV. I would like to have had a hard wired ethernet port available. Since I have had it installed for only two hours, I will know more in the next few days.

I would recommend this to anyone who wants an dual core Android TV interface as long as they understand the power connection issue.

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