Best streaming device for TV? (1 Viewer)

[Random]

Really like our smart TVs. Newest one is 65" Vizio which once calibrated looks amazing. We really like only needing one remote to control everything (TV, apps, AVR with cec). I cant imagine the dumb version is much cheaper than the $650 we paid (BF sale, $900? regular price). We dont even use our Roku anymore.

 

[towney]

Really like our smart TVs. Newest one is 65" Vizio which once calibrated looks amazing. We really like only needing one remote to control everything (TV, apps, AVR with cec). I cant imagine the dumb version is much cheaper than the $650 we paid (BF sale, $900? regular price). We dont even use our Roku anymore.

Same thing here. Just bought a Samsung 55" Smart 4k 3D, question how do you calibrate these to max. viewing?

 

[Bri]

TVStik which is about 40 bucks. Chromecast pales in comparison IMO.

I got this recently-MK809 IV

It has a quad core processor and is about 45-50 bucks. This is much too cheap. If you google it, you'll see sites are starting to sell it for as much as 120-150 dollars. You add any app you want like normal Android devices and go on from there. The processor can actually handle some games so if you have little kids it works nice for that too.

My setup is a WDBookLive, WD2GO app(or WDMyCloud depending which Android OS) and one of these in the TV with a wireless mouse and keyboard.

 

[NewlyRetired]

Only beef with WDTV is that after watching a bunch of YouTube videos it sometimes need a hard reboot. Some kind of memory issue I believe as Netflix is just horrendously slow afterwards.

I don't use youtube on WDTV but I have read that many experienced problems with it after the last SW release.

If you recently started having problems, I can show you the steps on how to drop down on rev of SW if you want.

If you have always had the problem, just ignore this.