NBOX is very easy to use, just put video files into SD card, USB flash drive or USB external hard drive. I personally used a 16GB SD card to carry my kid’s cartoon, and use a 750GB Seagate External HDD to carry the movie or tv series for my wife and myself. The remote is very easy to use, and my little 6 years girl could use it by herself, no more bothering me.

Pros:

1. Support a lot of file formats: AVI, DIVX, XVID, RM, RMVB, MPEG, it even supports subtitles

2. We like that remote controller, it’s one of the biggest advantage than hooking up my laptop/pc to the TV.

3. Auto Resume from last stop point. When I stopped watching a movie in the middle, I just hit power button on the remote to turn NBOX off. Later, when I power on NBOX, it would automatically resume the movie from the last stop point.

4. Continuous Play on Multiple Files. Sometime I watch TV series with 20 episodes, NBOX could smoothly play one episode then play the next one. I guess it uses the file name to sort the order.

5. With the component cable (included), I can get 720p HD output quality on my LCD HDTV from NBOX.

6. Price. It has the best price, almost the same as a regular DVD player. I can’t find a cheaper one which could do so many good things.

Cons:

1. It doesn’t support MKV and MP4, which is a pity. But 95% of my files are in other formats, and I don’t want to pay $100 to buy other media player for just 5% usage.

2. The red power light is always on as it’s designed for indicating the power cord connection to the wall jack. I wish it would be off if I turned off NBOX.

Overall, I am very satisfied with NBOX. It has very good value for such low price, and it’s very easy to use. I am hoping to see new models with advanced chipset which could support more formats in such low price in future.