Micca 4K Ultra-HD Digital Media Player for USB Drives and MicroSD Cards, Digital Signage, H.265/HEVC H.264/AVC MP4 MKV Videos MP3 Music JPG Photos, 4K HDMI, Analog AV, Auto Play and Resume

This device is very small but works well. With TF or USB input ports, it gives you flexibility. The picture output quality is excellent (used on 65” TV). The menu is very simple to navigate around. A bug I found with the software is when playing a very large 20 Gb “ts” file; when I pressed fast forward, it actually went in reverse! This did not happen with mp4 files, regardless of size. I have reported this bug to the manufacturer. It’s not a deal breaker but it could be an issue for some. The fast forward/rewind has 10s or 20s advancements(or rewinds) depending on the button pressed on the remote. I found this useful. The remote control works well. The red LED light at the front is quite large, so I use a ‘bye-bye standby’ switch at the mains and only power on when using the device. In conclusion; very little to complain about. It’s a great player which produces a great picture.

Works perfectly as a video player for my projector. Discreet size and SD card slot for unobtrusive storage.

Plays the mp4s with standard codecs, doesn't seem to work for non-standard codecs. All round simple and compact design 4/5

Worked well for trade show at back of TV

Media player for basic use is OK,but not perfect. It struggle with some 4K files and I get stuttering or playback issues. The remote can also be quite unresponsive at times, which is frustrating. OK for simple videos, but don't expect smooth 4K performance.

It works fine at first. But after about an hour of use, the device starts getting noticeably hot. Once it heats up, playback begins to stutter and lag, making it frustrating to watch anything without interruptions. I tried giving it extra ventilation, but the problem persists. For a device that’s supposed to handle continuous streaming, this is a dealbreaker. It’s not reliable for movies, shows, or even long playlists. Unless there’s a major update or fix, I can’t recommend this product.

Good player for the money. Plays all my stored file types. Full screen etc.

I bought this media player hoping to use it as the central hub for my movie and music collection. The setup was easy, the interface is straightforward, and playback quality is decent. It handles most formats without a problem, and the remote is not great but manageable However, the big drawback that it does not support 4TB hard drives or higher . I found this out the hard way after transferring my entire library to a 4TB HDD, only to realize the player wouldn’t recognize it at all. The product description doesn’t make this limitation clear, which is frustrating. If your collection is on a 1TB or 2TB drive, this player will probably work fine for you. But if you’re like me and need larger storage support, you’ll want to look elsewhere.

Funziona molto bene, risolve problemi di collegamento dispositivi USB con TV (soprattutto con dischi esterni) e permette di vedere tutte le principali tipologie di file. Utilissima funzio e resume che permette di riprendere visione dall'ultimo punto visto.

I've been streaming HEVC video over WiFi from a shared network PC drive to a Fire Stick 4k Max using VLC Media Player app. Using 5GHz WiFi band, my WiFi is fast with good streams on all services. The Fire Stick often stutters or stops on any files over 1 GB streaming from the a shared network drive on my PC. Research shows the new Fire Stick lacks the processing power needed for decoding larger HEVC files. This little Micca device is golden. It plays even the largest HEVC and all formats I've tried with never a hang up, no buffering, or stutter. It plays them all perfectly with great HD quality. It won't stream from my network drive of course, so you have to write the files to a USB drive and plug the drive into the Micca. I use the Buffalo 2TB SSD-PUT, formatted NTFS. The Micca has a small remote about the size on the Fire Stick remote. Better is that all remote buttons are for the Micca player only, so you can't accidently press one that sends you into limbo like what happens on the Fire Stick remote while trying to pause a video. So aggravating... The only aggravating bug the Micca has is sometimes when trying to click/rewind a scene back 10 secs. That only works intermittently. The Firestick using the VLC app does not have this problem. The Firestick remote also controls TV on/off and volume, the Micca does not. After getting very used to both methods of playing/streaming downloaded files of various formats and sizes, I've switched to only using the Micca as the better choice because of its smooth flawless playback on anything and everything. You can work around the few bugs it has, whereas you cannot work around the Fire Stick 4k Max not being robust enough to play the larger size files, and/or unknown WiFi glitches. The Micca Speck 4k-Ultra also has the added bonus of letting you delete a file that you have watched. That saves you from having to take the flash drive to a PC to delete a watched file. When ordering the Micca Speck 4k-Ultra, keep in mind that it does not come with an HDMI cable. If you have an extra, you're fine. I had to borrow one from something else and then ordered the Amazon 8k deluxe cable. You will need two AAA batteries for the remote. Also, after getting used to the Fire Stick remote which is mostly Bluetooth, I didn't like having to point the Micca remote directly at the little box. Even when pointing it in the general direction, buttons didn't seem to work on first press. The solution to this, is a much more sensitive remote I/R sensor that plugs into the Micca box and has a 10 foot cable allowing you to place it anywhere. It is ten times more sensitive now, and you don't have to point the Micca remote because the sensor will pick up signals reflected from surrounding areas. I've changed this review several times, only because I want people to know I've tried many methods and devices for playing and streaming downloaded video files of various sizes and formats, and the new Micca Speck 4k-Ultra is the best method so far. Sensor: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N224O0J?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details HDMI Cable: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M9HND4F?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Doet wat het moet doen, prima speler.

Werkt perfect met alles wat je er in stopt. Match in de instellingen bij 4k bestanden vooral de output framerate met de framerate van het bestand dan loopt alles vloeiend, anders kunnen er kleine haperingen zijn. Met name de ondertitels zijn erg belangrijk en die werken in alle situaties die ik tot nu toe ben tegengekomen en dat was bij andere producten helaas anders.

Macht bisher was es soll. Wird n bisschen warm, steht aber drauf, dass es normal sei. Festplatte von 4TB angeschlossen und läuft super, schneller Zugriff auf die Dateien, einige Verzeichnisse werden sogar als Bilder angezeigt. Man kann in den Filmdateien gut hin und herspringen ohne grosses Warten. Knackpunkt bei uns sind aber die 4K Sachen. Und die bringt er gut auf den TV, der kein 4K ist. Wir haben noch einen anderen Monitor, da sieht es genauso aus. Da er kleiner ist, kann ich es nicht so beurteilen. Aber der TV hat vorher keine 4K Filmdateien zugelassen, oder manchmal ging der Ton nicht, hier mit dem Micca Teil, kein Problem mehr. Günstigere Alternative zu einem neuen TV :) Kabel sind dabei, nur eben keine Batterien für die Fernbedienung, steht aber dabei. Sind 2 AAA Batterien/Akkus die da reinpassen.