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Gocomma 4K TV Box Is For Beginners or Professional~

You probably don’t need to wait for a Gocomma TV Box to get caught up in the latest tech that is the growing popularity of mobile devices. For those of us who’ve had a chance to test a few of the latest smartphones and tablets, we know there are plenty of devices that look similar to a few devices we’ve tested and that could fit comfortably in our gazillion accounts!

A couple of days ago, I was forced to test out the Gocomma 4K TV Box for a while. As you can see from the images below, the images are from around the same location. I have tested it quite a few times, and I’m confident to say it looks the same.

Before I continue, I’m really impressed by how it looks and behaves. The front of the device is a little strange to me. For instance, if you were looking at the front, and decided to go with the red, the front front will have the flagship colors, and the Midnight Blue. And on the front, it has the usual light blue, then it has the Midnight Navy and then it has the Midnight Black. Below is the entire front and back layout with no Home button.

The Gocomma 4K TV Box was tested and features a 720p HD screen, and 256k+ internal flash. Both of these devices performed very well.

The rest of the device features the same hardware. The tablet comes with a large enough screen to hold on to as the image above shows.

Gocomma 4K TV Box Features

Gocomma 4K TV Box Review – Does It Have a Home?

I really wish they gave the option to have a large screen rather than a small one like the iPad Mini or Samsung Galaxy S9 and so on. The size of the screen makes a difference. This device is 5.1 inches. Not too big, it’s only 5.4 inches, but not too big. It’s more than enough for small screens.

Gocomma 4K TV Box Review – What’s in the Box

The box itself has a neat design. It comes with a power button and a menu that is split into two tabs: the main menu and the main menu. This is where you can quickly switch on and off the TV Box. The main menu is pretty aggressive. While it isn’t the slowest tablet, it’s more than enough for most users. If you’re moving into a larger home hub, it will take longer to start.

To access the main menu, you’ll need to hold down the power button for a couple of seconds. After that, you can navigate to the TV Box section. At the bottom of the screen, you can see the Gocomma 4K interface that looks very similar to the one we’ve been using in the past.

This interface is pretty aggressive. While it isn’t the slowest tablet, it’s more than enough for most users. If you’re moving into a larger home hub, it will take longer to start.

To access the main menu, you’ll need