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I’ve been meaning to write an article like this for a long time, partly because I’ve already tested quite a few of these devices, partly because I wanted to organize all the information, and partly because readers have asked me to do it more than once.

“Smart” TVs have only been on the market for a relatively short time, and not everyone knows the difference between a “smart” TV and a regular one. A regular TV is a device that lets users receive and watch specific channels with the programs they carry, while a “smart” TV also has access to the Internet through special apps.

I got my hands on a small TV box, but this one isn't based on the usual Amlogic chip. Instead, it uses a Rockchip, which has become less common lately. I came across it by chance and hadn't originally planned to review it, but since I have it, I decided to give you a quick rundown. A look around, tests, teardown, conclusions—same as always.