Measy B4A Amlogic S812 from Gearbest

[minonano]

Has anyone tried that product? Is it really Amlogic S812 as stated by Gearbest or only Amlogic S802 as stated by Measy.com ?
I am thinking of buying it but only if it's an S812.
Thanks

[minonano]

Any one tried Measy B4A.

[ModURbox]

S802 or S812

Has anyone tried that product? Is it really Amlogic S812 as stated by Gearbest or only Amlogic S802 as stated by Measy.com ?
I am thinking of buying it but only if it's an S812.
Thanks

I've found this a lot with online e-tailers one say a product is S802 and another claiming it's S812. The Tv Box CX-s806 (Amlogic S802) is another example of this with both e-tailers and reviewers claiming opposing specs... it's hard to know whether it's stupidity or just bad marketing.

Anyways I've recently ordered a Measy B4A from GearBest it'll be a bonus if it is a functioning S812 though I doubt it as it's spec'd as a S802 on the Measy website. Either way it was in my price range so I pulled the trigger

www.bit.ly/Measy_B4A_S802

[ModURbox]

Determining the AMLogic Chip-set

The price ranges that the following products fall into are a good indication of the chip-set being used

Products using Amlogic's S802 include Xiaomi's Mi Box Pro, Baidu's Shadow Stick 3, Tronsmart's Vega Elite S89 and the MINIX NEO X8-H.

Products using Amlogic's S805 SoC, which provides a low-cost solution for supporting HEVC/H.265 playback, include MXQ S85, RikoMagic MK05, MINIX NEO X6 and Hardkernel's ODROID-C1 development board.

Products using Amlogic's latest S812 SoC include MINIX NEO X8-H Plus and RikoMagic MK12.

^{excerpt taken from
www.bit.ly/AMLogic_Wiki}