UGOOS specializes in high-performance Android TV boxes and media players, offering advanced customization features like root access and hardware monitoring for enthusiasts and industrial use.
UGOOS (Ugoos Industrial Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer dedicated to developing and producing Android-based high-definition media players and TV boxes. Known for catering to power users and enthusiasts, UGOOS devices often feature high-end Amlogic and Rockchip processors, ensuring smooth 4K and 8K playback, support for Dolby Vision, and robust connectivity options like WiFi 6 and Gigabit Ethernet.
What sets UGOOS apart is its unique firmware ecosystem, which includes 'Ugoos Settings'—a suite of system-level controls allowing users to toggle root access, monitor hardware performance, configure gamepads, and manage Samba servers directly from the interface. The brand's product lineup includes the popular AM series (AM8, AM7), the compact X series (X4Q, X5), and the industrial SK series, providing solutions for both home entertainment and commercial digital signage.
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You can install applications using the Google Play Store pre-installed on the device. Alternatively, you can download APK files via the browser or transfer them via USB, then use the File Manager to select and install them.
Navigate to Settings > Device Preferences > Reset. For some models like the SK2, you can also press and hold the physical reset button for about 10 seconds to restore factory settings.
To pair the remote (e.g., UR02), hold the designated pairing buttons (often Volume+ and Volume-) simultaneously until the LED indicator flashes. Then, access the Bluetooth settings on your TV box to find and connect the remote.
The Hardware Monitor is a built-in feature in Ugoos Settings that displays real-time system information, such as CPU usage, temperature, and RAM status, in the upper bar of the screen interface.