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The Zidoo Z9X 8K is a high‑end Android 11 media player built in an aluminum alloy chassis, featuring a penta‑core Amlogic S928X‑K processor, 6 GB DDR4 RAM and HDMI 2.1a output for native 8K@60 p video with HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. It supports up to 16 TB SATA storage and offers advanced UI tools such as Poster Wall 4.0 and Music Player 8.0 for premium home‑theater experiences.
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$309.00
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$281.40
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$251.10
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$438.89
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers describe the Z9X 8K as a powerful multimedia player that excels in 8K@60 Hz playback, thanks to its Amlogic S928X‑K processor, 6 GB RAM and HDMI 2.1a with HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support. They commend the VS10 image engine, automatic frame‑rate switching, and the highly customizable Poster Wall 4.0 and Music Player 8.0 interfaces, while also noting the premium aluminum build and massive 16 TB storage capability as standout attributes.
What Users Say
No direct consumer reviews were found, but the specifications suggest enthusiasts appreciate the device’s ability to handle lossless audio, Blu‑ray menus and massive local libraries, while occasional users may find the initial setup and lack of HDMI input a hurdle.
Common Complaints
Limited internal 64 GB storage forces reliance on external drives, absence of HDMI input restricts use as a pure media player, setup complexity with multiple control interfaces can be daunting for non‑technical users, and power draw may be higher than simpler streaming sticks.
How It Compares
vs. Zidoo Z9X (pre‑2022 model)
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Choose the Z9X 8K for future‑proof 8K performance and premium features; stick with the older Z9X if 4K is sufficient and you prefer a lower‑cost, simpler solution.
