Is k-r42 the best android TV?

[sistemika]

Hi guys,

I bought a MK908 a few months ago. This device works fine, but I'm disappointed because the wifi signal drops all the time.

I want buy a Android tv to view streamming (like NBA Game Time, to watch NBA games) or Netflix. Is a plus used to play games and view movies from a disk drive.

I read many post and I think this is the best device. What do you think? Is a good device? If I buy it I will have problems with the Wifi?

Anyone can comment me if using NBA Game Time and Netflix and if they have problems?

Which recommend? k-r42 or t-r42? I want to use this device with a Mele F10 Pro using a bluetooth receiver.

Thanks a lot.-

[bracky1]

I have a CS918 which I believe is the same as a K-R42 it does not have Bluetooth so you would need the T-R42.

[no_spam_for_me]

Mele F10 Pro is 2.4GHz and NOT bluetooth...

[sistemika]

Mele F10 Pro is 2.4GHz and NOT bluetooth...

You are right. Could Mele F10 Pro receptor interference with wifi? I think the response is no, but I need other opinion.

[leolas]

You are right. Could Mele F10 Pro receptor interference with wifi? I think the response is no, but I need other opinion.

A good trick is use a usb hub or usb extender and put the receptor so far as you can of the internal wifi.

[sistemika]

Re: Is k-r42 the best android TV?

A good trick is use a usb hub or usb extender and put the receptor so far as you can of the internal wifi.

Ok, but which usb powered do you recomend? Thx

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk

[no_spam_for_me]

WLAN 2,4–2,4835 GHz
Generally the best choice is to only use channel 1, 6, 13, because for example the microwave oven use the same frequencies like channel 9 and 10...
The best Channel, if you can use, is 13

[Molle]

Ok, but which usb powered do you recomend?

D-Link DUB-H4. They come with their own 2500mA PSU. Before getting an X7 I had one connected to my T428. Never had any problems even with all ports in use. And one of the ports was hosting a 2.5" HDD.

[sistemika]

WLAN 2,4–2,4835 GHz
Generally the best choice is to only use channel 1, 6, 13, because for example the microwave oven use the same frequencies like channel 9 and 10...
The best Channel, if you can use, is 13

Thanks a lot for your explanation. It really has been very useful to me!!!

[sistemika]

D-Link DUB-H4. They come with their own 2500mA PSU. Before getting an X7 I had one connected to my T428. Never had any problems even with all ports in use. And one of the ports was hosting a 2.5" HDD.

Thanks a lot for your recommendation. Today, I will buy that hub.

[sistemika]

A good trick is use a usb hub or usb extender and put the receptor so far as you can of the internal wifi.

When buy the hub Molle recommended me, I will test what you say. I think it could be a solution. Thanks a lot!!

[sistemika]

and what do you recommend? k-r42 without bluetooth or t-r42?

t-r42 brings problems with wifi connections? I read that k-r42 is very stable,

do not want to buy the t-r42 if bluetooth can bring problems. Thank you!!!

[no_spam_for_me]

I don't have a T-R42, but if bluetooth doesn't really need, I think that the K-R42 (or one of the same kind) at the moment will be the better choice...
For the future ???