Control Army Games Android

Use it with an android app to control my photos using smartphone or android tablet

I have used the Amazon Fire Stick, Matricom G-Box Q and Roku 3 for a while. I had been thinking about getting the NVidia Shield TV for a while and finally decided to get it when the new version with Amazon and the smaller footprint was released. I have played with it for about 2 weeks and I have to say that this is the most powerful box I have used as far as Android TV is concerned. I have SlingTV, YouTube, Amazon Video, Plex and Kodi apps that I use most often. I do have a 32GB usb stick connected to save apps and data there since I have the 16GB model. That works but apps do take a little longer to start from the USB. I did install a few games that the kids enjoy playing and they work great. Some games do crash every now and then such as Hungry Shark but not all. The included remote and came controller are easy to use and get used to. This box makes using Android TV enjoyable whereas others promise performance that diminishes quickly over time. I would highly recommend this box to anyone who doesn't mind spending $200 and values performance and quality of cost. This box replaced a Roku, G-Box and Chromecast for me and I don't have to buy a separate gaming console for the kids, at least for a little while.

I bought this thermostat to be able to control heat settings when away from home and it works great with both iphone and Android. Also, very easy to install!

Very easy to carry, setup and aligned. I like the WiFi control with an android cell phone and Syn scan and the possibility to convert it to a Eq with an additional wedge and contra wight . The fact that is a go to and the affordable price makes it a winner for me. Great service from B&H.

Currently serving in the Army it’s the same ACOG issued to us.

It's the Swiss Army Knife of light manipulation!

Used in Android box as back up.

It worked as described for my android to rode go.

This is the best in android boxes hands down.

I use this arm when setting up a remote camera for shooting NBA games. I like it much better than the arm with the lever because it gives me much more control when adjusting it in close quarters and making small changes.