This, combined with the Penta Core Mali-450 GPU, gives it plenty of power for most tasks you throw at it. The MXQ box features a very capable 2 GHz Quad Core processor. The manual has extensive chapters on all the important matters and explains them quite well. You can notice that the English written on the packaging of the MXQ box and inside the manual is choppy. 1 RCA cable, HDMI cable, and user guide also come along with it. It is wide with some rows of color-coded buttons, a D-pad, and a number pad. The remote that comes along is nothing special but gets the job done. It comes with a sturdy AC power adapter that can be used for other gadgets as well. When it is in the package, the product weighs a lot, but when you take out the MXQ TV box, you’d be surprised to notice that it is lightweight. It also has some ports on the back with an antenna. The box is square in shape and is not exactly sleek or stylish instead, it’s a bit boring. Rather, it is made of quality material, so it can withstand some wear and tear. It’s made of plastic, but this plastic is not the sort that breaks with one fall.
The MXQ box itself is black in color with the name of the device written on top in white. Tucked inside it are the TV box and accompanying accessories, which are all wrapped in thermopile. The MXQ Pro 4K comes in a black box with golden letters on it.
