 Phones › Re: Android Tv Boxes: Are They Worth Buying? by CavendishPlex: 3:26pm On Feb 21, 2020 |
coolopj:
The app you're using to stream those channels, does it came preinstalled in the box or you downloaded it. please can you tell the name cos i have an unlimited internet wasting away. Thanks The apps are usually free on the Google playstore (I use GSE smart IPTV and ProgTV), but it's the m3u playlists that you'd have to purchase from any IPTV dealer. I'll advice you start with the free IPTV apps like redboxTV, HDStreamz, etc to see how it goes before you plunge into the paid ones. You can also get a free app from the link below. https://www.nairaland.com/5632698/watch-live-tv-uk-us |
| Phones › Re: Android Tv Boxes: Are They Worth Buying? by CavendishPlex: 9:43pm On Feb 20, 2020 |
seankafor:
what network you use and how much you sub abeg no vex I use the fibre optic internet service provided by FibreOne Broadband in Lagos and it costs ₦10,800 per month. |
| Phones › Re: Android Tv Boxes: Are They Worth Buying? by CavendishPlex: 9:32pm On Feb 20, 2020 |
BrickDevo:
Wow... Am speechless LOL. I knew you would. I was also in the dark a few years ago, but I've since found out cable TV is so very limited. For less than what it costs to get the DSTv premium bouquet, I get much more TV content as well as unlimited Internet access. |
| Phones › Re: Android Tv Boxes: Are They Worth Buying? by CavendishPlex: 7:50pm On Feb 20, 2020 |
SagirmohH:
Quick question bros...you use the box here in Nigeria right? Yes, I do. |
| Phones › Re: Android Tv Boxes: Are They Worth Buying? by CavendishPlex: 7:26pm On Feb 20, 2020*. Modified: 9:47pm On Feb 20, 2020 |
BrickDevo:
any possibility of streaming live epl and champions league football matches BrickDevo, with the right resources, you have endless possibilities with the Android TV box. For starters, you need to have a truly unlimited & reliable WiFi Internet access to enjoy your set top box. Truth is there are days you'd have downtimes as a result of poor internet service, but overall, I'm pleased with the service I've used for about 4 years. To your question, I say yes, you can stream live EPL, UCL, Europa league, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue and Serie A matches right on your Android TV box just like you can on your phone. Once you're hooked to IPTV services (both free and paid), you're good to go. I stream matches and other live videos right on the Android TV box just like I can do same on my phone. I'd say I very much prefer this set up to DSTv or GOTv because you are spoiled for choice as you have a plethora of channels and other contents to watch. I even have the StarTimes app installed on my box where I can watch Europa League matches when available. Sure you know DSTv doesn't air Europa league matches here in Nigeria, but they do in South Africa. How do I know this? Thanks to IPTV. The cinemas don't attract me again since I have apps installed to watch very recent movies as well as paid apps like Netflix. Try it and you'd wonder why you haven't switched ever since. 
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| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 3:00pm On Dec 28, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 3:00pm On Dec 28, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:59pm On Dec 28, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Available |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:48pm On Dec 21, 2019 |
Available |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:48pm On Dec 21, 2019 |
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| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:48pm On Dec 21, 2019 |
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| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:17pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
The OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners are still available for purchase.
Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 today. |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:17pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
The OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners are still available for purchase.
Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 today. |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:17pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
The OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners are still available for purchase.
Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 today. |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:06pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Available. |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:05pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Available. |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:05pm On Dec 16, 2019 |
Available. |
| Phones › Re: Subscriber Options for UNLIMITED Internet - WORTH IT? by CavendishPlex: 5:18pm On Dec 13, 2019 |
tioluwalasee:
Nah they offer unlimited plans, they just have a fair usage policy of peak and off-peak times, which I don't really mind. The picture you attached is for businesses You're absolutely right. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. |
| Phones › Re: Subscriber Options for UNLIMITED Internet - WORTH IT? by CavendishPlex: 5:13pm On Dec 13, 2019 |
smokers:
Please how much is to install Fibreone According to their website, www.fob.ng, it's a one-off installation cost of N25,450 
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| Phones › Re: Subscriber Options for UNLIMITED Internet - WORTH IT? by CavendishPlex: 7:16pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
tioluwalasee:
Anyone using ipNX in Yaba? or anywhere else? Currently using Tizeti but the service has really degraded. Used to get 2MB/s but now it’s more like 2Mb/s. Torn between Fiberone and ipNX but leaning towards ipNX because they have faster speed tiers like 20Mb/s for 23K as opposed to FoB’s single 10K for 10Mb/s Hi Tioluwalasee, I doubt if ipNX gives you unlimited downloads. I've used Fibreone for over 2 years in my neck of the woods in Gbagada and I haven't looked back ever since. On Fibreone, it's browse till you're tired. Looking at the ipNX data plans as attached, they have capped data allowance and isn't value for money laden. With the cheapest ipNX monthly plan of N10,500 you get 40GB of data volume. Please what do I want to do with that? For same price, you're guaranteed unlimited downloads on Fibreone. So, if Fibreone is available in your area, go for it. 
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| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:59pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Available |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:59pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
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| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 6:59pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
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| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:23pm On Dec 11, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Still available. Get one today. |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:23pm On Dec 11, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Still available. Get one today. |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:22pm On Dec 11, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
Are you about getting a 1st, 2nd, 3rd or even a 4th grade Tokunbo or Nigerian used vehicle and would love to uncover any hidden faults before you part with that hard earned cash or you have that annoying light that has come up on your vehicle's dashboard which has gotten you so confused and you don't know what it means? The OBD2 scanner is your best bet!
How does it work?
This pocket-sized device when plugged into the ECU port of your car (usually beneath the steering wheel) is paired via Bluetooth with your Android smartphone/tablet PC that has the scanning app installed (e.g Torque Pro). With the scanning app on your phone or tablet, you run a comprehensive scan which uncovers hidden faults and also the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) bearing the faults popping up on your dashboard. With these generated DTCs, a simple web search tells you the exact meaning and area of concentration thereby avoiding a trial and error approach by your roadside Kazeem mechanic.
Interested? Call or WhatsApp 07035460694
Delivery to Gbagada and Anthony Village in Lagos is free. Shipment to anywhere else attracts a token delivery fee. You could also pick up one here in Gbagada if you'd prefer picking it up yourself.
It's just N3,000! Still available. Get one today. |
| Technology Market › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:50pm On Dec 02, 2019 |
OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners still available for sale.
It's just N3,000 per piece. Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 for one today. |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:50pm On Dec 02, 2019 |
OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners still available for sale.
It's just N3,000 per piece. Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 for one today. |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 1:49pm On Dec 02, 2019 |
OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners still available for sale.
It's just N3,000 per piece. Call/WhatsApp 07035460694 for one today. |
| Business › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:44pm On Nov 30, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
The OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners are still available for purchase. The scanner is a simple to use device that pairs with your Android phone via Bluetooth that's used to reveal error codes that have brought about those annoying lights on your dashboard e.g the check engine light.
Call/WhatsApp 07035460694. It's just N3,000 |
| Autos › Re: Easy to use Bluetooth car scanner for error lights. by CavendishPlex(op): 2:44pm On Nov 30, 2019 |
CavendishPlex:
The OBD2 Bluetooth car scanners are still available for purchase. The scanner is a simple to use device that pairs with your Android phone via Bluetooth that's used to reveal error codes that have brought about those annoying lights on your dashboard e.g the check engine light.
Call/WhatsApp 07035460694. It's just N3,000 |
