4K Media Player with Remote Control, Digital MP4 Player for 8TB HDD/USB Drive/TF Card/H.265 MP4 PPT MKV AVI Support HDMI/AV/Optical Out and USB Mouse/Keyboard-HDMI up to 7.1 Surround Sound (Black)

TLDRadd a 128GB micro sd card or usb flash drive key chain for under $20 fill up with all your favorite titles, and you can take all your favorite videos, music, audio books and play it via hdmi anywhere on the planet you have power. it's a 100+ DVD disc/VHS player that fits in your back pocket for $70 or less all in no need for internet, subscriptions, accounts and doesnt stalk you....$50 plugged it in, plugged in usb drive, plays back everything pretty much flawless, a child could use and the senior crowd can too without any internet stalking, set ups, accounts, updates, tinkering. For the most part it just worksplug & play.Was an OG Xbox hacker running XBMC almost 20 years ago, used the entire wdtv line, dabbled with the pis and I tend to always have an old notebook around which is easy enough to connect via hdmi so I skipped a few generations of streamers. and I have zero desire for streaming but for a stand alone box this is it.5 stars for the price, size, and doing what it's supposed to do.If I could make changes.Power on would check sd card and boot from that.So those who like a little more customization or updates could just set up a microsd card pop it in and enjoy.If no sd card then it just boots like it normally does.An internet search for "mypin firmware" brings up a page easy enough with a file from 2020 around 500mb.Played around with it before updating worked fine before and after.Verision 16 of kodi think their on 19 by now. Didnt spend to much time on it, wish it was a little easier to update and add apps, I'm sure I could get into it but not worth the time these days just want it to work and it did.Was easy enough to just add to root of usb drive, but really didnt give any indication it was doing anything, I'm familiar to just let it be for a while, checked the status and it did change. But there was no reason to update. Maybe a system setting to load update file but 99% of people wont bother.Turned on clicking video/music didnt show any files no biggy clicked app and kodi, vlc, and an office app popped up.Thought I'd try vlc it saw files but no sound thought oh boy, clicked app again selected kodi and it played back everything fine. I use a projector.Theres options to have it automatically start playing that are easy enough.Some might complain about some of the apps not working but it 3 button pushes its playing fine, scrolls thru titles fast, app and back button tend to get a user where the need so I'd be comfotable gifting to older relatives or kids.Small footprint microsd cards and usb drives are less than 20 bucks, load em up, store away and go.The Blue Laser Beam is like the luxor in vegas and i'll never understand why pretty much all electronics need to light up a room when powered off but that's what black nail polish is for, covered up the light and other spots it leaks and remote still works.Doesn't come with hdmi or batteries, but I have plenty I use a small 1ft one for this.It came with an extension for ir remote, some old school red and yellow cables and a basic remote.Would and will buy again. Great travel companion, for hotels, projectors, super portable, user froendly, and if it gets lost or stolen no biggy it so cheap.Would love physical buttons on these type of products nothing fancy but redundency for a lost or broke remote, a power button and a way to scroll or select.Maybe another micro sd card slot, it has 2 usb slots, and a file manager so it could double dose as a micro sdcard /usb drive clonerAll 1%er requests but a few tweaks could make this a killer product.Old wdtv is a good comparison expcept this box scrolls thru titles a lot faster. I havent tried with my big drives, I like to use those for serious back up, keep a few usb drives / sd cards loaded and you can carry hundreds of movies/ thousands of albums ready to plug and play anywhere you goTLDRadd a 128GB micro sd card or usb flash drive key chain for under $20 fill up with all your favorite titles, and you can take all your favorite videos, music, audio books and play it via hdmi anywhere on the planet you have power. it's a 100+ DVD disc/VHS player that fits in your back pocket for $70 or less all in no need for internet, subscriptions, accounts and doesnt stalk you....

I was looking for a unit my elderly father could use to play MP4 movies from a hard drive. I tried several other brands that did not do the job. I ordered the MyPin 4K player based on other positive Amazon reviews. I connected the unit and turned on the power. The user interface was beautiful. The remote control however, was not working. I was able to perform some of the functions with a wireless mouse. The movies looked great on this player. I did not want to return the unit. I contacted MyPin customer service via email with little hope of getting a reply. I received an email from MyPin later that evening. Jaime suggested I could either return the unit to Amazon and get another or he could send me a replacement remote control. I asked for a new remote. The next day Jaime sent an email saying a new remote control was on its way. In a couple of days I had the new remote. Everything now works correctly. I couldn't be happier with the MyPin 4K HD media player or the outstanding customer service. I highly recommend this player for anyone who wants to play media files from local storage.

I love this thing for running continuous videos off of a hard drive for work purposes. It's very simple which makes it easy to use, and it reads 2x USBs, a TF/SD card, and an internal storage drive. It's small and compact, and has a little IR reader which can be placed somewhere else in case you'd like to tuck away the main device somewhere. It's been able to read super old and brand new file types across all kinds of media - I haven't found anything yet that it failed to read/play.Cons: It's pretty simple, and the UI is very boring. Looks like it was designed in 2000. It's underpowered so it's a bit slow to navigate through menus. The remote has 30 buttons on it and only like 8 are worth anything. The first one I got had a defective remote so amazon sent me an entirely new unit instead of replacing just the remote, and I compared the 2 units before sending it back, only to find that the firmware was different between them, and one of them was able to read SRT subtitles on files while the other wasn't. Sort of an important feature to some people.Overall I'm pretty happy with it. It's a small, simple, cheap little device that still manages to meet my needs very well.