The Tmall box is equipped with the Alibaba Cloud system and offers a convenient TV shopping feature. In contrast, the Taijie box runs on an Android system and provides an ad-free video experience, making it more suitable for watching live TV. Which one is better? Let's take a closer look at their live streaming performance.
When it comes to live TV, most standard TV boxes don't come with built-in live streaming software. However, this can be easily resolved by installing third-party apps. The Taijie box makes it very easy to install such software. If needed, customer service can even assist remotely. You can also add live TV channels directly within your Taijie video app—no need to download or use a USB drive. The video quality is impressive, with most major channels like CCTV offering HD sources. Switching between channels is quick, usually taking 3 to 5 seconds. Of course, performance may vary depending on your internet connection and the source of the stream. Overall, the number of available channels is more than enough for most users, making the Taijie box a strong choice for live TV viewing.
On the other hand, the Tmall box focuses more on its TV shopping function rather than live broadcast performance. While most live streaming apps are compatible with Android systems, the stability of these apps on the Tmall Magic Box’s Alibaba Cloud system isn’t as reliable. Sometimes the video quality isn’t clear, which could be due to network issues or software compatibility problems.
Now, let's talk about the advertising experience. The Taijie box is known for being ad-free during video playback. At first, I thought it was just a marketing gimmick, but after using it, I was genuinely impressed. There are no startup ads, no annoying recommendations, and very few ads while watching videos. Some shows still have short ads, but you can usually skip them quickly. Compared to other boxes that show 30 to 120 seconds of ads before each video, the Taijie box stands out for its smooth and clean experience.
However, the Tmall box has a different story. It starts with over ten seconds of advertisement when booting up, which is common in many set-top boxes. But what really stood out was the inability to adjust the volume of the ads. The sound is often too loud, which can be inconvenient, especially if you're trying to watch late at night without disturbing others. It would be great if future versions allowed users to adjust ad volume for a better experience.
Additionally, the Tmall box displays various carousel ads and shopping promotions during the screensaver mode. You have to press the remote to return to the desktop. And when watching videos, there are usually over 50 seconds of unskippable ads unless you purchase a premium membership or are willing to wait.
In terms of design, the Taijie box is sleek and elegant, with a black, glossy finish that looks like a black pearl. Its futuristic design makes it not only functional but also a stylish addition to any living room. The Lynx box, on the other hand, features a classic black-and-red color scheme, giving it a more energetic look. Its cute design with cat motifs appeals more to female users.
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