Vseebox V2 Pro Live TV Android Box Review

These days everyone is watching how they are spending as the price of goods and services seems to be on the rise every day due to inflation. What if there was a way to cut the cord on one of your monthly bills and put some money back into your pocket? Today’s TV box can do just that. This is the Vseebox V2 Pro live TV box and with this box, you get thousands of unlimited streams of live TV channels and video-on-demand movies for a one-off payment with no monthly subscriptions. So in this review, we take a look at why this box cost so much the benefits of such a device, and the hardware used to deliver the service.

If you’re familiar with Android boxes and you view the price on their website I’m almost certain your neck either jerk forward or backward in shock at the cost of this box in comparison to cheap Android boxes. It’s currently being sold at the price point of $329 and you can get it for $279 with a $50 coupon which I placed in the description below. So yes the box is way above what you would pay for a standard cheap Android box but with that said this is no ordinary Android box. Approximately 75% of the cost is for the service and the other 25 is for hardware.

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Vseebox V2 Pro hardware

Alwinner chipset has 4GB of DDR3 RAM and 32GB of internal storage, Its Bluetooth version is 5.0.

Alwinner H313/H616 and it’s a quad-core cortex A53 processor clocked at 1.5 GHz configured to run only 32-bit apps and games.

Mali G31 GPU with a refresh rate of 60Hz with OpenGL ES version 3.2 support.

Dual-band 2.4GHz + 5GHz Wi-Fi adapter.

Android 10 TV OS and it’s not rooted.

NO Vulkan support.

NO temperature sensor.

It has all the decoders for the playback of 4K HDR videos and that’s all there is.

There are no AV1 Dolby Vision or surround sound audio decoders whatsoever.

VseeBox Pro I/O Ports

Its design consists of a plastic housing with a diamond cut pattern with the Vseebox branding at the top.

For I/O ports it comes with one HDMI port one ethernet LAN port one optical audio port one AV port one external antenna connector pin and its DC power input jack to its rear.

It has two USB 2.0 ports and one microSD card reader to its side.

At the front it has an LED display.

And to its base has four antiskid rubber pads cutouts for wall mounting and some ventilation holes.

Benchmarks (See Rankings Chart)

Antutu – 59954

RAM Copy – 2,675

Internal Storage speed – 144MB/s read | 107 MB/s write

Wi-Fi Speed (based on 154 Mbps) – 5GHz Max | 2.4GHz 85%

LAN Speed (based on 154 Mbps) – Max speed

GPU Performance – 5,139

VseeBox V2 Pro Features

Allwinner H616 quad-core CPU 1.5 GHz
DDR3 RAM
Android 10 operating system ATV version
Google-certified Widevine L1 HDCP 2.2
Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ in HD only
Not rooted
Built-in screen rotation
4K 2160p at 60hz display
Auto HDR display
Mobile screen mirroring Airscreen app
Kodi and streaming APKs
Max Internet speed on the LAN port
4K HDR video playback average
Average 3D gaming
Excellent Wi-Fi 2.4Ghz + 5GHz speeds
Bluetooth voice remote

Cons

No Netflix ESN
YouTube limited to 1080p freeze on 4K
Official Miracast not working
No surround sound whatsoever
No AV1 or Dolby Vision video decoders
Netflix, Prime video, Disney+ limited 1080p only
Low CPU speed 1.5GHz
Low 3D gaming performance
No Vulkan GPU support
4K can only play well using built-in media player and some videos had difficulty playing

Final thoughts

In summary. Vseebox focused heavily on improving their live TV and video-on-demand service but at the same time they used the same box from the V1 Pro model. The firmware is fully Google certified but it lacks a Netflix ESN certification and critical decoders needed for playback of videos with AV1 and Dolby vision formats and videos with Dolby and DTS surround sound audio.