Usability of the Noontec A9 is a little hampered by the choice of OS version, specifically 2.3.1.

It's disappointing that given the size and weight of the A9 it cannot be mounted to the back of a TV via VESA mounting points that might be an interesting feature to incorporate into later revisions. The power LED makes it easy to know whether it is on or off, yet doesn't dazzle when watching images on-screen as some similar devices do. Through the eyes of an enthusiastic amateur willing to sit down and puzzle through, here are our conclusions:Īs a set-top device, the A9's glossy black finish looks great under a TV with a similar aesthetic, though it is something of a dust magnet. Android power users may have a significantly different experience as they're able to tweak out the system or have insider knowledge of killer applications for the platform. The Noontec A9 is the first Android device we've had in to test, and so the A9 is tested somewhat in isolation. Noontec A9 Android Smart TV Box Review Conclusion

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