SAB Android I HD
Short Review.
It is the same thing as an Amiko A3 with a different name on it, with a few exceptions. One is that the front time display is dimmer than on the A3. The other is, that to me, it appears that the SAB is a little more stable than my A3.
I paired an Amiko A3 remote to the SAB and have been using it to test it with. So, if someone is needing a new remote for their A3, one from SAB should work. While searching for an A3 from overseas, I did see remotes being offered for both the Amiko and SAB.
Comes with Eastern Satellite list, and can be edited. I used a satellite list from my A3 backup and a couple of Apps from same. All has been working fine, so it truly must be the same receiver. I haven't felt adventuresome enough to try a low level with Amiko software and probably won't ever. However, if you wanted to replace an A3 that has gone on to the happy reception yard, if you had a backup from it, you could recreate it on the SAB.
Since we no longer have access to the Amiko line here in the America's, this brand might be a reasonable substitute. From their website, it appears that they offer some of the same or very close to the same, as the Amiko line had offered.
Would I recommend it? Yes, for those that like the Android based receiver and its abilities.
For those that can stand it and want it, there is a more lengthy review following this one.