I have no idea why anyone would get one of these anymore. Not that this product is good or bad, but at this point, when most can get really high quality out of their Roku or AppleTV, or Shield, spending far more on a dedicated streaming device I'm not sure I can get on board with.
It took me a long time to accept that my Dune players were just not the way to go. I loved them at first because they did ISO files nicely, but in the ten years (or so) since then, Plex has figured out how to do what Windows Media Player (KODI) could never figure out: How to make it all look really good while being incredibly easy to work with. Almost as important, they did so while making it a truly portable solution.
I suppose in a really high end setup, if you are a tweaker, then this may be a fun product to have in an equipment stack. But, it's so hard to recommend to anyone who just wants a simple day to day solution. I have any number of clients who have really high end gear, but when they watch movies, they don't want anything more complex than an AppleTV like product. Even Plex is complex if they have to load their own content.
So, I suppose that love tweaking their systems and are more technically motivated will be buying these up, but as is typical, this product isn't available on the website of the manufacturer. Their OWN LINKS don't take you to a product page where this device can be purchased. Which likely means there isn't much in the way of USA support or setup information or troubleshooting help. All of which means there is no way I would possibly sell this to one of my clients and since I'm not overflowing with cash, and my family LOVES Plex, I think I'll stick with my $80 Roku players which can stream my library anywhere I set one up.
A bit of a sham as well when you realize that
@OlivierQC has a total of two posts on these forums, and both are for Zidoo products.