Dune HD Solo Lite

A slightly simplified version of the flagship Dune HD Solo 4K media player has lost only a couple of things in its equipment, when compared with its older brother: a compartment for installing an external HDD (up to 7 mm thick) and Z-Wave protocol support for integrating the device into a smart home system .

Advanced features

Despite everything, the console is one of the most advanced in its class, offering the user a lot of useful "goodies". For example, it supports a full menu of Blu-ray images, which is quite rare due to the intrigues of the format's copyright holders. Regarding the video quality, it is enough to mention the support of the HEVC (H.265) video stream playback model in 4K resolution and with 10-bit colour depth — the videos on the TV screen will shine with smoothness, high detail and rich colours.

Flexibility

Flexible and responsive menu interface Dune HD Solo Lite adjusts to the needs of the user with just a couple of remote control movements. A powerful hardware allows you to completely forget about lags and slowdowns. The main thing is to provide the device with a high-speed Internet connection, which can be done through a gigabit Ethernet port or through a Wi-Fi network. The specified wireless module, by the way, supports operation both in the 2.4 GHz band and in the 5 GHz band, which is more free from interference.

Leader

The list of positive aspects of the model would be incomplete without mentioning the support for playing "three-dimensional" video (3D) by the media player. Well, only a high cost can spoil the impression of it a little. However, Dune HD Solo Lite is so successful that many are ready to sacrifice the SmartTV platform built into the TV for its sake, since the media player provides much more cool features for consuming content. So in this case, the price is a secondary argument when choosing a device with such a wide range of functions.