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The video provides an in-depth review of the Tangula X5 Pro Android TV box, an advanced version of the Tangula X1 Pro previously reviewed by the host, Rich. Rich compares the X5 Pro favorably to other popular streaming devices like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and Nvidia Shield, emphasizing its powerful quad-core processor, 4GB RAM, 128GB expandable storage, and Android 11 OS. Setup is explained in detail, including connecting to TV, Wi-Fi, and activating the device through the TAS Store app.
The X5 Pro's user interface is noted for its custom launcher over the standard Android TV interface, providing access to essential apps, streaming services, and customizable shortcuts. Key features discussed include the ease of use with its dual remotes (standard and Bluetooth air mouse), various device settings, EPG updates, parental controls, VPN functionality, and extensive live stream options with over 11,000 channels available.
The video also explores live TV and on-demand content, highlighting the massive library of movies and series. The review touches on TARS TV as a backup service and stresses the importance of using a VPN for secure streaming. Despite its high price and vague "lifetime subscription" terms, Rich praises the X5 Pro for its performance, extensive features, and suitability for cord-cutters, concluding with a recommendation and a discount link for viewers interested in purchasing the device.
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In this part of the video, Rich reviews the Tangula X5 Pro, an upgraded version of the Tangula X1 Pro Android TV box he looked at two years ago. He highlights the various streaming devices he has used, such as Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, Nvidia Shield, and several low-cost Android boxes. Rich emphasizes the X5 Pro’s impressive performance over the past week, noting its two remotes: a standard Android remote and a Bluetooth air mouse, which requires a dongle. The review mentions that the remotes need AAA batteries, which are not included. Rich prefers the air mouse for its ease of use and dedicated app buttons. He also suggests using a mini Bluetooth keyboard for easier typing. The X5 Pro features a quad-core processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage (expandable via USB or Micro SD card), and runs on Android 11, providing access to numerous apps and services.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to set up the X5 Pro by connecting it to your TV’s HDMI port, connecting to Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and powering it up. They demonstrate the X5 Pro’s custom launcher over the standard Android TV interface and provide a guided tour of the home screen, highlighting shortcuts to essential apps like the Google Play Store, YouTube, and various streaming services (e.g., Disney Plus, Netflix, Prime Video). There are also shortcuts for applications like APK Pure and browsers (Chrome and Firefox). The video shows the settings menu, where users can connect to Wi-Fi, manage accounts, and adjust device preferences like date, time, language, display, and sound settings.
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In this part of the video, various device settings and configurations are discussed. The default settings are highlighted, which mostly require no changes. It’s explained how to check device memory and storage, and details on screen saver, energy saver, developer options, location settings, and accessibility options are provided. For Bluetooth accessories, users are instructed to pair devices by adding accessories. Shortcuts can be customized on the home screen.
Additionally, guidance is given on setting up the device for optimal use. Users must go into the apps folder to access the Tas Store app and activate the box, which involves downloading and installing factory activation settings. After activation, users can add additional apps like Tang TV and tars TV. Netflix also requires logging in for access. The process for updating Tang TV is described, where regular updates ensure everything runs smoothly, including movies, episode guides, and live TV. General settings are kept on default for simplicity.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the host explains various settings and features of the device, including:
– EPG (Electronic Program Guide) settings and updates.
– Time format options (12 or 24 hours).
– Automation for automatic updates every two days and EPG updates every day.
– Parental controls and multi-screen capabilities, such as picture-in-picture.
– VPN settings and the ability to switch between mobile and TV modes.
– Access to a 24/7 service via a QR code for support.
The host then demonstrates the functionality of live TV, highlighting:
– Availability of 11,385 live streams categorized for easy navigation.
– An example of accessing USA documentaries and previews of streaming content.
– The abundance of 24/7 streaming options and content from various countries.
– Specific sections for movies (with 93,747 available titles) and series (with 13,971 options), all organized by category.
– A note on the catch-up feature, which the host hasn’t used frequently.
Finally, the host mentions the adult content section and concludes by exiting the live TV interface.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses TARS TV, a backup streaming service used when TANG TV servers are down. TARS TV is less comprehensive but provides live TV, movies, and series, along with an EPG guide. The importance of using a VPN for streaming is emphasized, with IP Vanish recommended for its affordable and secure service.
The video then reviews the Tanga X5 Pro Android box, highlighting its competitive technical specs, ease of use, and extensive streaming options. It supports over 11,000 live TV channels, video on demand, picture-in-picture mode, and live TV recording. However, the high price and the ambiguous definition of its “lifetime subscription” are noted as potential drawbacks. Despite these issues, the presenter’s experience with the original X1 Pro has been positive, lasting three years so far.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the speaker expresses their enthusiasm for the Tanga X5 Pro Android TV box, noting its suitability for cord-cutters seeking a feature-rich and flexible TV experience. They mention that the device has earned a permanent spot in their entertainment center. The speaker also provides a special discount link in the description for viewers interested in more information about the Tanga X5 Pro. The segment concludes with a summary of the device’s capabilities, hoping that the detailed review has clarified its potential benefits.