FIRMWARE: Android 9.0 for T95Q with Wifi RTL8822B (05-28-2018)

New updated ROM based on Android 9.0 available to download for the Box T95Q that includes the Amlogic S905X2 SoC and chip Wifi RTL8822B (new version), read our REVIEW. In this box we find 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM memory and 32/64 GB of eMMc storage memory, dual band Wifi and Bluetooth 4.2 . In the connectors included in the plastic box we find a USB 2.0 port, another USB 3.0, analog audio and video output port, a 10/100 Ethernet connector, SPDIF digital audio connector and HDMI 2.0 video output that allows 4K@60fps video with HDR.

Price and availability

The TV-Box T95Q can be purchased on Aliexpress.com, Geekbuying.com and Gearbest.com from $65 (€50.73) shipping costs included.

Update Process

Download the Firmware / ROM Android 9.0 for T95Q with 905X2 and wifi RTL8822B (05-28-2018) * Read Download note
DOWNLOAD NOTE: Check “I am human”, uncheck “Download Addon”, close new windows and click Download.
Update the firmware following our Amlogic Update Guide

Changelog

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JBG

1 year ago

This TV-Box has simply been a fraud. Neither the previous firmwares with Android 8.1 have worked, because at the time you played a high quality 4K video, the image had delayes, stops and freezes. Neither this new firmware with Android 9 is useful for much more, since neither ethernet nor wifi works. I don’t know why I would want a Smart TVBox without an internet connection. Sunvell have been very scoundrel, who have ignored completely their customers leaving them with a piece of unusable plastic. To play medium quality videos we already had others TV-Box, it was not necessary to… Read more »

Kim

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Reply to JBG

You have a low-cost box and the manufacturer change the hardware, claim your money to your shop.
Any S905X2 can playback 4K without problems.
Your unit is defective, simple as that.

Gbox

7 months ago

Lmao… I have thousands of these out there… If you actually knew what you were doing you would realize you have the wrong firmware.. there are about 3 or 4 variants of these firmwares. All different in range of wifi, ethernet, and ddr specs. Do some research, you will find yours.