Tanix TX92 Amlogic S912 CPU Android 7.1 OS 2.4G / 5G WiFi 1000M LAN BT4.1

[trebor]

Tanix TX92 Amlogic S912 TV Box
It is the best choice for you to have the smooth experience to watch the video or play games, for it is equipped with Amlogic S912 Octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU. With big memory capacity, advantageous in performance, security and reliability, ultimately delivering a richer end-user experience. Do not worry about memory capacity is not enough. 4K 1080P resolution is 4 times of full HD, so every detail of the screen is lucidity, enables you to feel the most high-definition video!

Main Features:
● Amlogic S912 Octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU. With high-performance CPU known for a fast speed
● Optional: 3GB DDR4 + 64GB eMMC / 3GB DDR4 + 32GB eMMC / 2GB DDR3 + 16GB eMMC
● It runs on the Android 7.1, which has good performance. You can connect to a world of content and entertainment at home with the box
● Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity. Easy pairing with most Bluetooth-enabled devices
● Support dual-band WiFi of 2.4G and 5G, with 1000M LAN port
● The remote control is powered by 2 x AAA battery ( not included )

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And a bit of a coupon deal
Tanix TX92 TV Box - 3+32G
coupon: GBTX923 $66.99

[Taajan]

Plan on getting this, not sure when. Too awesome to pass up.

[bluesmanuk]

Plan on getting this, not sure when. Too awesome to pass up.

Exactly the same outer box design as the Vorke Z6.

The companies could at least attempt some form of originality besides the logos.

Right now it might be worth holding on until you see what developer support there is because just about 100% of firmware for these boxes is below par from the factories, only really being improved by brilliant independent developers on sites such as Freaktab.

With the S912 SOC having a saturated market right now, there are plenty of box choices, some of which perform far better because of custom firmwares.

[trebor]

If everyone held on and waited for Developer support (meaning maker) could take a lifetime.
No one would have a go at anything live on the edge...

[trebor]

Today we can have close look at the Tanix TX92 TV Box Amlogic S912 CPU Android 7.1 OS 2.4G / 5G WiFi 1000M LAN Bluetooth 4.1 3/64gb unit

A good looking unit and yes as mentioned much the same as another seen on Freaktab on the outside and well on the inside

Let's have a look see.

The Box


Off with the lid

What's in the Box

Ports


Display

Base off the Box

Close View Under

Top View

Close View Top

[JoseM]

any change for some benchmark tests ?

[trebor]

Bit of testing much the same i feel, give or take
Root, Upper Notification, Lower task bar
This is the 3/64GB Model

UI

Antutu


Ethernet Good

Upper and Lower Bars

A1SD

Aida64





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[Arnette99]

I just recently picked up one of these online, but am getting an issue where it cuts to no display after showing the TX92 splash screen. There is a noise associated with this as well.. sounds like a beep or static noise for a brief second. Does anyone know what the issue might be? I am not able to find any firmware for this unit to try a reflash.

Video link - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...TJVU1F1LV8xdFU

Thanks!

[Mariukas]

Hello!
I'm new here.
I got this device 2 weeks ago and honestly saying I'm happy with it.
This box is very similar to his brother from another room, Beelink GT1, that have the same specifications.
But his launcher much more comfortable than other launchers "direct from the box" , that I familiar.
The only problem I have with the box is the optical output. I can't get a sound thru the optical output with the optical cable.
I checked all the options and everything what possible to check. My other boxes don't have any problem getting the sound with the optical cable using This Cable and This Receiver.
Maybe this is the problem of this specific box.
Is there anyone who has encountered a similar problem?

Have a nice day.

[Jancales]

Exactly the same outer box design as the Vorke Z6.

The companies could at least attempt some form of originality besides the logos.

Right now it might be worth holding on until you see what developer support there is because just about 100% of firmware for these boxes is below par from the factories, only really being improved by brilliant independent developers on sites such as Freaktab.

With the S912 SOC having a saturated market right now, there are plenty of box choices, some of which perform far better because of custom firmwares.

I notice that Vorke has a sticker TX92 A on the pcb, while Tanix has the sticker TX92 B.

I assume the letter determines the grade of the components.

Anyway, any further news/experience on either the Vorke or the Tanix?

I was ready to place an order this morning for the Magicsee Iron+ when I stumbled on this box, and which looks interesting to me, if the quality and firmware is performing well.

[trebor]

Bit of a special deal to save a few bucks

http://freaktab.com/forum/advertisers-and-vendor-support-area/gearbest-com/616112-deals-of-today?p=677687#post677687

[barnum]

Hi All,

Do you know if we can install an Android TV firmware on this box ?

Thanks

[JoseM]

Bit of a special deal to save a few bucks

http://freaktab.com/forum/advertisers-and-vendor-support-area/gearbest-com/616112-deals-of-today?p=677687#post677687

coupon expired ?

[retnet]

I did just flash the Tanix TX92 with supercelerons firmware. It works! Almost all works, the hardwareclock did not work. Used H96 Pro Plus firmware.

[zenix]

This box support hdr and what are the differences between this and tanx tx8 max?