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Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus
DEVICE VERDICT

Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus

Power-user Android TV box combining certified 4K streaming with advanced local-media playback.

Page updated 17 Sep 2026For UK buyers
EcosystemAndroid TV
Operating systemAndroid TV 11 + Linux-based Dune HD OS
Storage32GB storage
RAM4GB
EthernetBuilt in
Dolby VisionYes
Dolby AtmosYes
WirelessWi-Fi 6
Dimensions114 × 114 × 28 mm
BEST FORPower users who want certified 4K streaming plus advanced local-media playback and Gigabit Ethernet
KEEP IN MINDPremium price and more complexity than a simple plug-and-play streaming stick
OUR TAKE

Power users who want certified 4K streaming plus advanced local-media playback and Gigabit Ethernet

Here's the case for it, along with the things we'd check before buying.

What makes it worth a look

  • 32GB storage gives more breathing room for apps and updates
  • 4GB RAM is a strong specification for a streaming device
  • Built-in Ethernet gives you a straightforward wired-network option
  • Dolby Vision support suits compatible HDR TVs

What to check first

  • Premium price and more complexity than a simple plug-and-play streaming stick
WHERE THE SPECS COME FROM

Specification sources and verification.

We haven't published a hands-on review of this device. Product details are researched from published sources and are marked verified only after a separate specification check.

Testing statusResearched · not hands-on
Specifications last verified18 Sep 2026
Specification sourceOpen source ↗
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The Dune HD Homatics Box R 4K Plus combines a Netflix-certified Android TV streamer with Dune HD’s advanced local-media software. Its hardware includes 4GB RAM, 32GB storage, Wi-Fi 6, Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0 and support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.

It is aimed at enthusiasts who want mainstream streaming services alongside NAS, ISO and high-bitrate local-media playback. That flexibility comes with a higher price and more complexity than a mainstream stick.