Decided to check out the Formuler Z7+ and was able to pick one up from Amazon this week. I'd seen some previous threads mentioning a seller shipping T2 units, but apparently this was an issue with Amazon sending the wrong unit out and has since been resolved (I emailed seller before purchasing) I received the NA version which includes the Z7+, Remote Control, USB WiFi dongle, and an HDMI cable. After hooking the box up and powering it on, it ran through a quick setup guide then began downloading and installing the latest firmware. Next, I got my Vaders sub setup with the MyTVOnline app which was quick and simple enough. I then opened the EPG and here's where the issues began. For some unknown reason, this box loads all EPG data on the fly. This means you have no clue what's on any channel unless you cycle through the guide and wait 5-10 seconds for the info to populate for only the highlighted channels you're looking at. I'd seen some previous complaints about the EPG and they're definitely warranted. For a box with a primary function of streaming IPTV this is a major issue. As to why some sort of caching isn't enabled or the app doesn't just load all EPG data on startup, I can't understand. I'd hope the devs will address and fix this issue as it's very simple to do and to me just seems lazy. Beyond the EPG issues, navigating & loading channels is quick. The quality obviously varies from stream to stream, but it does work well. Vaders offers VOD & Catchup in addition to live TV. I tested the catchup feature which works great. You can tell which channel has catchup available as an icon appears next to the channel in the guide. I moved onto VOD not expecting much, but it's essentially unusable. I tried about 20 different movies, with maybe 2 or 3 loading and playing upon first selection. TV shows were no different. It works so poorly, I'm surprised you're even able to access it. One of the selling points to this box over is its Android capabilities. You have full access to the Google Play store, and with it running Android 7.0, in theory most apps should be compatible. I decided to give Kodi a try. I was able to copy over my HTPC configuration of Kodi after downloading a file browser for the Z7+ and accessing the share via Windows Explorer. I ran into my first snag when I noticed there was only about 550 MB's of storage available on the box, and my Kodi config was much larger. This is the amount of space you'll have available right out of the box. You have the option of expanding the storage via SD card or USB, and I opted for a 64GB Flash drive. After inserting the drive, I rebooted the unit and it combined the storage automatically. I then was able to copy over my Kodi config and it worked! All my addons, preferences, etc were accessible. I tested a few addons in Kodi and the general performance is nothing to write home about. While it is functional, when comparing the speed of loading to my HTPC, the Z7 was much slower. It's by no means unusable, but if you're used to Kodi on a PC like me, you'll be pretty underwhelmed. Using the Vaders TV app in Kodi worked well and the entire EPG loaded in a matter of seconds. Changing channels wasn't as quick as the MyTVOnline Player, but no real complaints other than that to report. VOD in Kodi also worked without any issues as well. Finally, I installed and tested Perfect Player via the Google Play store which worked perfect! In summary, I honestly cannot recommend this box. The EPG issue is an absolute KILLER, and I'm quite surprised they've yet to address it. Combine that with the fact you'll be paying around $150 for this and I just don't see the value there. For an extra $20 - $30 you could pick up an NVidia Shield which boasts more memory, a faster processor, Bluetooth connectivity, and is capable of doing everything the Z7+ does minus the one app you're really paying for in the Z7+ with MyTVOnline. Even if you don’t want to splurge for the Shield, a Mag box for strictly IPTV, or a budget HTPC would suit you much better. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask away!