List of Amlogic S905 TV Boxes and Sticks

Rockchip RK3368 TV boxes looked promising at the end of the summer, but ended up being disappointing, not because of their expected lower performance compared to RK3288, but simply because they could not deliver on their main selling point: 4K H.265 / H.264 video playback, and the sheer number of issues with the first devices selling for nearly the same price as equivalent Rockchip RK3288 devices. Rockchip RK3368 will soon have a worthy competitor with Amlogic S905, which won’t deliver amazing benchmark scores, but looks promising for its 4K 10-bit HEVC video playback, HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2, and historically Amlogic delivers better video playback than Rockchip. The first Amlogic S905 TV boxes should start shipping by the end of the month, and prices are starting very low, just over $40, thanks to competition between the many manufacturers launching devices based on the new Amlogic SoC.

Amlogic_S905_Android_TV_BoxesThat’s why I’ve decided to make a list of Amlogic S905 Android 5.1 TV boxes and sticks:

  • Geniatech ATV495 TV Box – TV box with 2GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 2x USB 2.0 host ports and HDMI 2.0 and AV. Price: TBD
  • Geniatech ATV1950 STB – TV box with 2GB RAM, 16 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac, 4x USB 2.0 host ports, HDMI 2.0, and dual tuner (ATSC/DVB-T/DVB-T2/ISDBT). Price: TBD
  • Ugoos AM1 – TV box with 2GB RAM, 16 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 4.0, 3x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: TBD
  • Ugoos AM2 – Largish TV stick/dongle with 1GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth, 2x USB 2.0 host ports, 1x micro USB port, and HDMI 2.0 & AV outputs. Price: TBD
  • MXQ Pro TV Box – TV box with 1GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth, 4x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 & AV outputs. Price: $50 and up
  • Beelink MINI MX – TV box with 1GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth, 2x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: $42.99.
  • Guleek A8 Android TV Stick -> TV stick with 2GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth, 1x USB 2.0 host port, 2x micro USB ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: TBD
  • Eny EM95 -> TV box with 1 or 2GB RAM, 8 or 16 GB flash, Fast or Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, 3x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 and AV output. Price: $56.99 with 1GB/8GB configuration.
  • Acemax G9C – TV box with 2GB RAM, 8GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 2x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 & AV ports. Price: TBD
  • Venz K1 Plus – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 4x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 and AV outputs. Price: $42.99. Venz K1 Plus Hybrid is another version with DVB-S2, DVB-T2, ISDB-T, DTMB, or ATSC tuner.
  • MXQ Plus – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, a few USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 and AV outputs. Price: TBD.
  • Venz K5 – TV box with 2 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, dual band Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, a few USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: TBD.
  • MXV Plus (MXV+) – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, 3x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: $62.99.
  • Xiaomi 3 Mi Box – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 4 GB flash, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 4.1, 1x USB 2.0 host port, and HDMI 2.0 and AV ports. Price: $71.79. Please note: Chinese interface only!
  • Eweat M8V – TV box with 1 or 2 GB RAM, 8 or 16 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, dual band Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, 3x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 & AV ports. Price: $78.78.
  • Measy B4TS – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, 3x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0. Price: $66.29.
  • Quintex S905 – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and optional Bluetooth 4.0, 2x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 and AV output ports. Price: $78.
  • M9+ (M9 Plus) – TV box with 1 GB RAM, 8 GB flash, Fast Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, 4x USB 2.0 host ports, and HDMI 2.0 and AV output ports. Price: $54.99.

Most of the devices come with 1GB RAM and 8GB flash, and price disparity is rather large. In this category the best values appear to be Beelink MINI MX and K1 Plus TV boxes at $43 both. The only TV stick, Guleek U8, is not for sale yet.  Two TV boxes stand out in terms of specifications with 2GB RAM, 16GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet, and 802.11ac, namely Ugoos AM1 and Geniatech ATV1950, with the latter also including a dual tuner, but they are not for sale yet.

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101 Replies to “List of Amlogic S905 TV Boxes and Sticks”

  1. But from this list none of this companies are licensed for HDCP so there is no point of having HDCP 2.2 capable HW when no HDCP key loaded on it? No DRM….

  2. So many s905 products…
    Do you know if there are trustable brands among them ?
    For example, is there some brands which :
    – update their firmware more than 2 months after product launch,
    – have a reputation of products breaking within a few months,
    – etc…

  3. Buiyng 1GB of RAM devices in 2016 makes no sense to me, better spend 20$-30$ extra and get something with 2GB of RAM. Also with prices of RK3288 going down and Lollipop arriving on it, it is still the best option if you don’t mind spending 20$ extra on top of an Amlogic 905 device or Rockchip RK3368 device. The big problem that RK3288 has and always had is that it micro stutters when playing movies or streaming content from internet and in some cases it can be quite annoying. Also even though the chip is almost 2 years old I haven’t yet seen a fix for the micro stutters yet, and apparently all RK3288 have this problem.

  4. Well 1GB boxed are pretty cheap but then again as RAD said we are almost in 2016 and 2GB while not a must for casual stuff is kinda needed by the new Android ( btw is it me or is Android using more and more RAM ? )

  5. @mirror you are moderator at zidoo forum and now we should believe to you and to buy zidoo products. That company is joke without any support

  6. @kusta
    If you are patient enough, I’m sure there will be some companies with HDCP 2.2.. 🙂

    @nobe
    Beelink is fairly known, they are the designer/manufacturers of many devices, often sold under another brand.
    I’m also not sure who is making MXP Pro, but if it is the same as MXQ S85, then it should be pretty decent. I should receive a few S905 boxes by the end of the month and December, so I’ll find out about the performance.

    Ugoos devices should have decent support too. More companies will launch S905 products soon, but I can’t mention them yet.

    I’ve been told Kodi is not quite working well on Amlogic S905.

  7. Apparently there are some other issues (which I can’t talk about, and I’ve just learned about them now), so it’s better to wait a little longer before buying an Amlogic S905 device if you want to enjoy all the features. Maybe mid December will be OK.

  8. @cnxsoft
    So if s905 has hw issue
    Can you recommend best box/chip for good old 1080p AVC ? Don’t think I can wait for all those 4k chips to secure.

  9. cnxsoft :
    @memeka
    One of the issues won’t be fixable after the product is shipped.

    Damn, I’ve ordered a Beelink Mini MX a few days ago. Is the isssue about that S905 doesn’t work with EMMC yet or something worse that will leave our devices without firmware updates, because of chipset problem? Or thermal throtting problem that plagued an Amlogic soc(s802 if I remember correctly)? Probably it won’t run up to 2GHz like in the specs!?

  10. Yes, Amlogic had best stable 4K HW playout, we did extensive study and went for S8xx.

    S8xx => S905 upgrade is only interesting for 10bit HEVC (if/when it works?)

    Problem is they want to completely lock down the box to get silly HDCP 2.2 cert. Makes it totally uninteresting as OEM product for us.

    We will go for first fab that provides COMPLETE open source firmware and working 10 bit HEVC.

  11. Thanks for the lost.

    next time, it would be better to write all the details in a table, which simplifies the ability to compare the specifications of all the models.

  12. @Tim
    With the latest Kodi 15.2 with Zidoo patchsets, RK3368 support has significantly improved.
    There’s a wide range of perceptions and needs among people when it comes to video playback. While some people are happy with stereo audio and a few skipped frames, others will notice the frame dropped every X seconds when a 23.976 fps video is played at 24 Hz, and needs Dolby Atmos pass-through to work with there AV receiver.
    Usually, I find Amlogic video codec support and quality to be better, but Rockchip video playback is still acceptable to many people.

  13. @Tony
    Maybe have a look at products based on Amlogic S805. MXQ S85 worked well last year when I reviewed it (http://www.cnx-software.com/2014/10/11/amlogic-s805-review-android-mxq-s85/), and it seems to be getting some firmware updates too with the last one in July… (http://freaktab.com/forum/tv-player-support/amlogic-based-tv-players/beelink-aml-devices-s82-m8-round-mxiii-etc/19234-official-stock-firmware-beelink-s805-soc-mxq-mk808-plus-mk809-plus-user-feedback?p=522398#post522398).

    You may want to read the comments in my review, because some people still had issues with the device.

  14. hmm… not sure it’s a hw issue given that there are so many boxes out there already.
    and @cnxsoft was very cryptical 🙂 my feeling is that it’s probably HDCP certification – currently prob there is no key, but maybe amlogic will get the certification later on (december), and start loading the keys in the newer products. I am not familiar with the process tho`, who should get the certification – amlogic or the vendors?

  15. Gabe :

    cnxsoft :
    @memeka
    One of the issues won’t be fixable after the product is shipped.

    Damn, I’ve ordered a Beelink Mini MX a few days ago. Is the isssue about that S905 doesn’t work with EMMC yet or something worse that will leave our devices without firmware updates, because of chipset problem? Or thermal throtting problem that plagued an Amlogic soc(s802 if I remember correctly)? Probably it won’t run up to 2GHz like in the specs!?

    eMMC is ok with S905 now

  16. @memeka

    Each company that need hdcp need to become hdcp license adopter which is 25k usd yearly and nobody from this companies will pay that money.

  17. Really looking forward to a review of the geniatech or Venz atsc products. The devil really is in the details for these devices. All I really want is something that can do 1080p decoding consistently and change channels on ATSC sources quickly, and have a decent interface to do it in.

    Kodi I find is way to oriented towards having a media library — which isn’t how most people watch TV, most people I imagine are like me, they watch something new most of the time and on occasion rewatch something. Kodi goes so deep in to making things pretty and having a 100% database of actors, producers, etc of each individual movie in the collection, information that is really orthogonal to most peoples interests.

    anyways, rant over.

    ONe more thing 🙂 Please try and include vp9/h265 support in the browsers on the devices, streaming HD content is going to become more and more important as we go forward, and I’d like to know if the devices support new codecs outside the wall garden of apps like yt/hulu/netflix

  18. Forgive my ignorance, but what is HDCP needed on a media playback device? Is it required for HD/4k Netflix?
    Perhaps an ATSC/NTSC tuner box when in an area that does encrypted playback or premium channels?

    But for most of these boxes they don’t have a tuner and so why do we care about HDCP?

  19. all the current “tv boxes” run only the tablet version of netflix. they cannot run the android tv netflix version (HD/4k capable) that requires a higher level of DRM. so i think this is the issue here.

  20. @Eamonn
    I think this calls for some online poll. Are many people watching videos directly from their web browser (in Android)? Usually performance is quite poor, so using a dedicated app for streaming should offer better performance.

  21. choekstr :
    Forgive my ignorance, but what is HDCP needed on a media playback device? Is it required for HD/4k Netflix?
    Perhaps an ATSC/NTSC tuner box when in an area that does encrypted playback or premium channels?
    But for most of these boxes they don’t have a tuner and so why do we care about HDCP?

    yes, Netflix 4k need HDCP 2.2 player and HDCP 2.2 TV.

  22. “Apparently there are some other issues (which I can’t talk about, and I’ve just learned about them now), ..”

    That implies everyone that’s bought one has potentially bought a brick, why as a review site would you be so cagey about such an issue, are you bound by some NDA’s or threats no more review boxes from companies or something ?

    It’s information such as this that is the very reason people read your site (which is generally very informative btw).

    However, it’d be great if you could compile a league table of such boxes, maybe taking into account a manufacturer historical firmware support ?

  23. “wow~~ ZIDOO S905 product coming soon.”

    @mirror – Does this mean Zidoo now prefers the Amlogic SoC over the Rockchip? (which still seems to still have the usual video playback issues despite custom Kodi revisions).

    Is there a link to where we can read about upcoming model or was that just one off teaser stunt ?

  24. If he would tell the problem, then maybe nobody would buy these s905 boxes & they have to clear stock of faulty boxes(out with the old, in with the new.)

  25. @FatMatt
    It’s just one contact working with Amlogic boxes told me about that particular issue, and told me before hand not to talk about it publicly. I could have just taken the easy route and kept silent, or as I did, inform people that waiting one month or so might be a good thing.

  26. @cnxsoft

    I am probably in the minority, but I use the browser to stream mp4s from a VPS that grabs files automatically. My connection speed is sufficient to stream 720p (and HEVC 1080p) but it is bothersome to have to download a file entirely prior to watching it (ala torrent).

    I am interested in the browser performance going forward because I believe that VP9 and maybe HEVC will nullify the need for external players, but only once browser playback is sufficiently good to supplant the existing methods.

    Think, wouldn’t it be nice to have a native HTML5 interface that is easy to modify to your tastes rather than relying on someone taking the time to learn the arcane XML for the Kodi interface or whatever slapdash interface the Chinese boxes bother to put out?

  27. @cnxsoft I’m beginning to think the hardware issue is lack of a license for DTS/Dolby and an enabled version will follow … getting warm ? (this will of course lead to market confusion, same happened with the S8xx series)

    Any idea how long the S912 has been delayed ?

  28. Has anyone seen a price mention on a 2gb RAM unit yet? Especially with that release of Linux and uboot source code, these might be worth investigating closer.

  29. @cnxsoft

    I read your review on K1-Plus with Amlogic s905 and see that you mentioned the following issues as realted to the s905 (If I understand correctly):
    * Letterboxed when watching some high resolution movies while using Kodi.
    (Letterbox issue means that the frame is seen in only part of the screen, correct?)
    * No Audio with DTS and Dolby (only when setting to PCM output but not when setting to pass-through).
    * Any other issue that I missed and related to s905?
    Do you expect these issues also with other s905 devices or they might be related only to the implementation in this device?
    My plan is to buy the Minix Neo U1 or the Tronsmart s95 Telos (Both have s905) but my main use is for Kodi so I wounder if there is a point to wait for them or I had better buy Ugoos UT3S, what do you think?

    Thank you

  30. @Ido
    You forgot the DRM issue 😉
    But if you are mainly going to use Kodi this won’t affect you. Nor will the lack of DTS (since this is handled directly by Kodi).

    I’d recommend some Intel mini PC for Kodi @ 1080p instead, but if you really want to go with ARM/Android and 4K video, some Amlogic S812-H devices might be more mature (e.g. MINIX NEO X8-H Plus). If you really want 4K @ 60 fps, then you’ll need to get an Amlogic S905 box, but for Kodi support you’ll need to be patient.

  31. @Gabe
    Word of warning about the T95.
    Irrespective of what you read this box does:
    1. Not have 1000MB LAN
    2. Not have Bluetooth
    3. Not support 5.0G Wifi
    4. Usable RAM(807MB)
    5. Usable Storage 4,7GB

    If anyone is interested I can send you the details logs and dumps from the device.

  32. @cnxsoft
    Word of warning about the T95.
    Irrespective of what you read this box does:
    1. Not have 1000MB LAN
    2. Not have Bluetooth
    3. Not support 5.0G Wifi
    4. Usable RAM(807MB)
    5. Usable Storage 4,7GB

    If anyone is interested I can send you the details logs and dumps from the device.

  33. @Eben

    The front display can’t show time in 24Hour, i received mine from geekbuying and it also doesnt have bluetooth, so they are all the same..hdmi = 1.4 interface. Bunch of false specs.

  34. @Bob
    I’ve never seen HDMI 1.4 in any Amlogic S905 TV boxes, simply because HDMI 2.0 is built-in the processor itself. Are you sure they’ve not sent you an Amlogic S805 one?

  35. @cnxsoft
    i’d like to get your thoughts on the prices of those boxes, the cheap ones.
    I’m quite surprised to see such price differences between s905 and s805 boxes (or other manufacturers generations), you still find most s805 around 50e+ when many s905 are 40e or less..

    What’s up with the socs generations not getting obsolete and removed / sold out, or at least getting their prices dropped at some point ?

    Is it that the 30e/50e price range is so low that it cannot go down any further no matter the state of the market ?
    Or that new socs generations are more cost effective so can give cheaper products than old gen, from a manufacturing stand point i really don’t see much of a differences (integration, number of parts, additional chips) between 2 years old boards and current 64bit ones..
    thx

  36. @mdel
    I think Amlogic S805 are about $10 cheaper for the same features as Amlogic S905. You’re also right that wee could see some deals on Amlogic S805 devices when people are trying to get rid off of stock.
    Since the price includes shipping, which could be around $10 for a $30 devices, there will probably be limited discount, unless at some point they just want to sell at any price, and $10 to $15 might possible during a clearance sale.

  37. Doubt that this box really has S905 with 2GB RAM and 8GB ROM. If it is so, wonder how about the firmware update. If we can apply MX64 firmware into this box, then it will be a perfect buy.

    For few cents less than $40, I think it’s still hard to resist though.

    Note: Many of the sellers box/dongle are Transpeed brand.

    MXV Amlogic S905 Android 5.1 TV Box 64bits 2.0GHz 2G 8G Wifi 4K HDMI Kodi 15.2 pre-installed H.265 Smart TV better than MXQ pro
    http://s.aliexpress.com/MV3Yfqyq

  38. i’d be careful with “new product” descriptions on gearbest.
    Take the example of the T95 box, listed with dual band wifi, Bluetooth and Gigabit, it didn’t have any of those specs.

    So unless you have third party “in hands” confirmations, don’t expect to get what you’ve been told.

  39. @virtu
    yeah gearbest is a reliable seller, but i would not entirely trust their product descriptions, so if you suspect something’s fishy there’s a chance you won’t get what you were expecting, not on purpose but still..

    Then aliexpress extensively protects buyers. There’s very little chance you’ll get scammed and loose your money. Moreover if you feel cheated by the product description you can ask for a partial refund and i always got satisfaction when it was justified.

    I’ll also take the occasion to say that the KI Plus S2 T2 price is dropping on gearbest, it’s currently at 67e.
    http://www.gearbest.com/tv-box-mini-pc/pp_323878.html
    Well i don’t really recommend buying it though, it looks like it’s quite a poor device and unfortunately the DVB module doesn’t seem to have any linux drivers so that box is quite useless indeed..

  40. @mdel
    This Mini M8S from gearbest is really tempting and the price is very fishy 🙂 I never bought anything from gearbest yet, but I did some purchases from aliexpress with good to great results.

    IMHO we must read the item description thoroughly before purchase any items from Aliexpress though. In Aliexpress, sometimes the seller put attractive title but if we read the item’s detail description, we’ll find that it describes less specification about it – i.e. lower processor, RAM, etc.

    I find this Mini M8S in Aliexpress, cost $63.58 shipped from ShenZhen MaxStar Technology (might be a quite reputable seller with 2 diamonds, not as many as the MXV S905 2GB/8GB seller with 5 diamonds though). Perhaps it proves that gearbest’s description is valid?

    http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2016-Newest-Mini-m8s-Amlogic-s905-Android-5-1-support-4K-H-265-2GB-8GB-Bluetooth/32625140882.html

    This same seller also has an S905 with 2GB/16GB and 2.4GHz/5GHz wireless that I’ve never seen before – $63.40 shipped.

    http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/2016-Newest-Q-box-Amlogic-905-Android-Tv-Box-5-1-2G-16G-1000M-LAN-Bluetooth/1796727_32615333617.html

    Actually I’ve also looked for a good price+feature android box with DVB-S2/T2, but after I read this @cnxsoft review about K1 Plus S2 T2, I don’t think it fits my expectations.

  41. @virtu
    well i meant that you can’t really trust gearbest (or other non aliexpress websites) to give exact and reliable descriptions.

    Then if you buy on aliexpress you have to know what you’re buying (from blog reviews, forums..) and consider ALL the descriptions to be bogus or purely dishonest, that’s just the way it is.
    Those chinese sellers will use every stupid trick to make their product look more appealing no matter how false or ridiculous, so you’ve been warned and the joke is on you.

    As a matter of fact, i’m also looking for a cheap (~70e) and functional arm box with dvbs2 and so far i haven’t found anything.
    I’m only interested in having it run linux with tvheadend/kodi (or vdr) so it greatly reduces the number of boxes i can chose from, actually only amlogic at the moment, in my opinion.
    I am currently running a test on an s805 box (beelink s85) with ubuntu or openelec and kodi 16 and an external usb tuner (dvbsky s960, good linux drivers). I got the s960 second hand for 40e and the beelink was 35e at the time so still a fair total price.

    If you’re looking for a stable dvbs2 box with good support i would consider the wetek play, its hardware is outdated but the price is dropping (~80e) and the software is supposed to be working out of the box (never used one myself) but the fact that it has official support from openelec team is good enough for me.

    Apparently the U4 with Hisilicon soc won’t be getting linux support anytime soon so you’re stuck with android and with their own DVB software which to me is too much of a risk.

    I must say that while taking a look at the low end arm+dvb box market, i’ve been quickly drawn back to regular dvb settop boxes, especially cheap linux ones, some already have h265 support and you’ll find plenty of those around 50e.

  42. @mdel
    Actually I’ve never bought a linux based DVB-S2 box, so my knowledge about DVB-S2 linux box is very limited. I’ve only read about dreambox, enigma, vu+ boxes without knowing the details. I’ve also never tried tvheadend, but I hope one day I can try to configure a box that serve tvheadend for some clients to stream S2/T2 channels.

    I’ve searched google about WeTek Play, it seems a box with very good support, but amlogic mx2 is certainly won’t fit latest video formats, i.e. H.265 and 4K.

    I think you’d better wait a stable openelec or linux for any S905 box. Maybe the birth of ODROID-C2 will inspire someone to build a linux port for one or some S905 box(es).

  43. @Dommels
    careful it’s a mobile link, i can’t really read it in my browser and aliexpress won’t detect i’m not on a mobile device.
    i believe it’s that one : http://www.aliexpress.com/item/M8S-Plus-Gigabit-HDMI-2-0-Android-5-1-TV-Box-2G-16G-Amlogic-S905/32628789219.html

    If the wifi chips is actually an AP6330 it has no 802.11/ac support, and $60 is pretty steep, s905 boxes are the cheapest at the moment, many of them at $35 not sure it’s worth spending double.

    I’m also still wondering what’s requiring 2G of ram on those boxes, if it’s used for video only 2G of ram is definitely not necessary, 4k included. So only necessary for games probably.

    Also don’t get fooled by the upcoming “mobile app sales” on aliexpress, sellers have already raised their prices to offer “massive discounts”, you’ll probably only get 1 or 2$ lower than the regular price..

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