Anker's new 4K streaming dongle comes with Android 10, 4K HDR10 support, and a remote control. It is also more expensive than Google's Chromecast.

Anker's first Android TV device
Anker is expanding the line-up with its first Android TV device. It is a small black box that Anker likes to refer to as a streaming dongle. 

It will be sold under Anker's Nebula sub-brand and comes with Android 10 pre-installed. It supports 4K and HDR10 streaming through HEVC and VP9 decoding. It has built-in WiFi 5 and Bluetooth.



Users have access to streaming apps such as Disney+, Netflix, and HBO Max. As part of Android TV you are also getting built-in Chromecast and Google Assistant.

The bad news is that it is significantly more expensive than most other Android TV or Google TV dongles including Google's latest Chromecast – and it does not even support Dolby Atmos or Dolby Vision. It is priced at $90 in the US at launch.

Anker Nebula 4K Streaming Dongle – specifications



Input	
DC 5V/1.5A

Power consumption	
<4W

CPU	
ARM Quad 64-bit Cortex-A53 up to 2GHz (DVFS)
2GB RAM
8GB storage

Android OS	
Android 10.0

Video format	
H.265 10-bit 4K*2K@75fps, VP9 4K*2K @75fps, AVS2-P2 up to 4K*2K@75fps, H.264 AVC 4K*2K@30fps, MPEG1/2/4 ASP, WMV/VC-1, AVS+, RealVideo8/9/10 and other video formats

Audio format	
MPEG1/2/4, MVC, MP3, WMA/WMA Pro, FLAC, OGG (AC3, Dolby Digital Plus), and other audio formats

Wi-Fi network	
Wi-Fi 2.4G / 5.0GHz 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac

Bluetooth version	
Bluetooth 5.0
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