Zero Devices Z802 mini PC Unboxing and Review

The AllWinner A10 based Z802 and the Telechips TCC8925 based Z900. Today, I’ll show the unboxing pictures of the Z802 and review the device, and I’ll take care of Z900 mini PC another day.

Zero Devices Z802 Package

Zero Devices Z802 is actually the same design as Rikomagic MK802, and was released about 2 weeks earlier, but fate made the media “gods” hype MK802 instead of Zero Device Z802. This mini PC features AllWinner A10 Cortex A8 processor clocked at up to 1.5 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB flash,  built-in Wifi 802.11 b/g/n, a mini USB OTG port, USB 2.0 host port, a microSD card slot and an HDMI female connector. I received the device in the package pictured on the left.

Once you open the box, you’ll see the Z802 on top, and once you pull off the cover, you’ll see quite a lot of accessories (Pictured below):

• USB to mini USB cable
• 5V/2A power supply
• USB female to mini USB adaptor
• mini HDMI to HDMI cable
• mini CD with English user manual
• Zero Devices Authenticity Card

The Authenticity Card contains a number at the back that allows to register your product on zero-devices.com, and access a VIP Area where you can access the Download section (Only the user manual is available, the same file as in the CD, but I’ve been told firmware will come very soon), forums (ready, but yet to be opened), promotions (nothing at this time) and contact section. The contact form in the VIP area is different from the general contact section on the site, so you may be able to get support faster via this channel.

Let’s connect Z802 to the TV via the mini PC HDMI to HDMI cable, connect a USB mouse and the power supply, and get started. There has probably been a lot of reviews of MK802 HDMI TV Sticks, but I’ll give it a go anyway.