Mi Store Switzerland offers a 5-year guarantee on almost all products. Digitec 2 years. It's as simple as that.

To download Swisscom's blue TV application to the Mi TV Stick with Android and HDR support, you can do so directly from the Google Play Store, as the device runs on Android. However, I'm not sure if the blue TV app is compatible with all Android TV devices, but generally it's available on many Android TV devices. To watch live channels, replay and recordings, you would need to check the specific compatibility with the blue TV app and Swisscom's terms of use.

Hello, I have never used it, I cannot answer technically VG

Hdmi cec make out

Yes, but the stick is terribly slow and crashes all the time. I've now spent a bit more and bought the streaming box from NVidia. It's great!

No, that's not possible

no idea

Do you mean displaying the PC monitor on the stick/TV? Basically, I've only ever watched TV via a streaming service. But it says that a Chromecast is built in.

Good day, Yes, you can connect it to a beamer, as long as the beamer has an HDMI connection. However, the wifi of the stick is not very good. I hope I was able to help.

Yes, both the 2.4 GHz and the 5 GHz WLAN are supported by the stick. Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos are also supported.

I have this stick myself and no it does not work, the bluetv app is not available in the store on the stick.

No

Hard drive not untestuzen are yes Google support

Yes, you can, but only in Full HD. However, the better device for this would be the Google Chromecast with Google TV. Nasty solution can also do 4K UHD, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Google Chromecast with TV (Google Assistant) Google Chromecast with TV (Google Assistant)

I don't know. In any case, the Play Suisse app works.

There is a risk of burning, as with any electronic device, if it is misused.

It is not directly built in and included, but I think it should work, because in principle you can install all programmes supported by Android TV. If browsers are offered for Android TV, then that is possible. Here is even a tutorial on how to do this with Google Chrome: https://www.googlewatchblog.de/2020/01/android-tv-so-chrome/

Hello Linda. Have you considered everything with power supply. The stick needs USB power. And with remote control with battery? If you have any further questions, I will be happy to help.

The stick has Chromecast, as long as the software/browser on the notebook also has Chromecast this is easily possible...

Despite Google Play, not all apps are available. Swisscom myCloud is available. Unfortunately, the Blue app is not.

To use Swisscom TV, you need a Swisscom Internet connection.

Yes, the stick has its own WLAN antenna.

Hello Cruzer You can turn this feature on or off under Settings -> Device Settings -> HDMI CEC -> "Turn off with one button". Greetings Leo1212

Yes