Originally published at: vSeeBox Review - Why You Should Proceed With Caution
In this review, we cover the ultra-popular vSeeBox with details for different devices including the V2 Pro, V3 Plus, V5 Pro, and more. vSeeBox markets itself as the Best English Android TV Box and “one of the best-selling Android TV boxes fully loaded”. Users are provided with a pre-installed media box that features live channels…
My brother bought this box at some sort of trade show. It came preloaded with a iptv apps and it seems to work. Its like you buy the box and get lifetime iptv. It has about 9000 channels.
fingers crossed then i am always uneasy when it says lifetime but good luck anyway
Reminds me of preloaded firesticks people were selling years ago… and got in trouble for it.
Well I did get a vSeebox. The main reason, I want to use the Catchup feature. I have tried several differnet ISPTVs and the Catchup never worked, so the vSeeBox. It works but not as many channels as would have thought there would be.
Now what I don’t like about it: Developer Options are restricted, big disadvantage.
Are you saying you can’t sideload new apps on the box?
I’ve had a couple different models of this box for 2 plus years now, with limited issues, works great… Live TV, local channels from around the country, all movie channels.
VOD… Movies and series.
Service I use the catchup is great. 1000 plus catchup channels.
I’ve used the V3 Plus for three months with no problems. It constantly updates and should be rebooted about once a week. It takes about 30 seconds. The benefit to me is the pre-loaded IPTV. It would take me weeks, if not months, to sideload and organize another Android box. If, in a year or two, this system gets shut down, it will still be worth the investment compared to what I’ve saved on cable. Also, in response to rileygeo.bob, yes, you can sideload new apps. I just added KODI with no issues.
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Enjoy the insider.
Yes, you can sideload, but there really is no need with all that is included.
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