Zidoo UHD3000 Any thoughts, experience?

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https://www.zidoo.tv/Product/index/mode ... 3D%3D.html

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"Functional overview
*430mm standard size, excellent texture with all-aluminum alloy brushed panel, frosted upper cover, thickened bottom and shockproof foot pad.
*A new generation of Realtek RTD1619 DR hexa-core 64-bit A55 CPU with larger bus processing capacity and faster computing efficiency.
*4G DDR4 + 32GB eMMC large memory, 64-bit bandwidth, system is fluent.
*XMOS+ESS9068 DAC supports hard decoding MQA/DSD512/PCM 768KHz 32Bit.
*Supporting MQA, SACD ISO (stereo), DSF, DFF, WAV, FLAC etc. and seamless playback and CUE track.
*Supporting USB DAC in as good as high end audio decoders, it is also compatible with Windows 7/10, MAC OS and Android.
*High-quality switching power supply + large toroidal linear power supply, which is specially designed for audio and video circuits independently to ensure strong power source and good signal output.
*High-fidelity audio decoding supports XLR full balance and RCA analog audio output.
*Dual HDMI audio and video separate output can enjoy 4K video and HD audio at the same time without upgrading AV amplifier.
*Android 9.0 operating system has significantly improved system performance and stability, the operation is more free and smooth.
*Large LED display panel, dual hidden NSS patented HDD bays and each HDD bay support capacity up to 16TB.
*The built-in VS10 image quality engine supports Dolby Vision processing and mapping any image to colors similar to Dolby Vision, which greatly improves the image quality.
*HDMI 2.0 supports 4K 60Hz point-to-point output, HDR (HDR10/HLG/HDR10+/Dolby Vision), 12Bit, BT.2020 wide color range and YCbCr 4:4:4 color space. Supporting outputting raw three-dimensional multi-channel audio format based on object."

[MrQuade]

Aside from the support for analog audio expansions, I don't see this offering much over similar high end Android media players like the NVIDIA Shield.

I do see that it supports HDR10+ which is a bit more rare, but you don't often see that sort of content at the moment.

It claims 4k 12bit HDR 60Hz and 4:4:4 chroma, but only has HDMI 2.0 which doesn't have the bandwidth to support all that simultaneously.

It's possible that a newer chipset may support the latest video codecs like VP10, but I didn't see a comprehensive breakdown of support in my brief look. (And I'm too lazy to research the chipset right now ).

This looks like an audiophile targeted product to me, but I think if rather leave all the analog duties to my receiver to deal with.