The Dcolor GD1 is another 4K Streaming Stick recently appearing on the market. Plug the streaming stick directly into a TV’s HDMI port and you can stream 4K HDR content from Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube, and other sources. It comes with a remote control with support for Google Assistant voice controls, but you can also use Google Cast to stream content from the internet to a TV while using your phone as a remote. Dcolor Android TV Stick is available now on Amazon.
Availability and price
The GD1 4K Android TV Streaming Stick can be found on Amazon for $79.99 (but you can apply a 10% OFF coupon on the site). Streamer comes with USB-C Cable (1M) and Bluetooth voice remote (G10).
Depending on whether you are a fan of Android TV or Google TV, you can consider MECOOL KD3 with Google TV as an alternative. Besides, recently, a new Walmart Onn 4K Streaming Box with Google TV has appeared, which beats both of the above models in terms of price.
Dcolor GD1 4K Android TV Streaming Stick Details
When it comes to specs and features, the Dcolor Android TV Stick offers everything you need to enjoy streaming 4K entertainment. The streaming stick is powered by an S905Y4 chipset. This Quad-core 64-bit Arm Cortex-A35 processor with Mali-G31 MP2 GPU supports 4K @60fps AV1, H.265, VP9 decoding. According to the Android TV Guide, the streamer supports HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG, and its manufacturer is the SDMC company. Interestingly, in addition to 2GB RAM, the GD1 streaming stick is to have 16GB eMMC storage. Most often in this type of streaming players we could see only 8GB ROM. Another curiosity, the TV Stick is also supposed to support Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
The device runs on Android TV 11 OS and has Chromecast built-in and Google Assistant. In addition, the Dcolor streaming TV stick supports dual-band 802.11ac WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0. The device probably has USB 2.0 and 5V via a USB-C port.
Besides, Dcolor 4K Android TV Stick comes with the well-known G10 voice remote control. Remote offers 4 dedicated buttons (Youtube, Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+) and the distinctive Google Assistant button.
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