The new CCwGTV require at least 5W or more(≤7.5W), similar to the CC Ultra for 4K content playback compare to old CC(FHD) which only require less than 2.5W & usually the TV USB port only output around 3W.

..but if need to use USB Hub or Ethernet then it may require more wattage to function but also depends on the USB HUB power consumption.

Both CCwGTV & KM2 actual hardware storage is 8GB.
The reported 4GB capacity is for public available storage.
There is another system storage which contains kernel, OS, pre-installed apps & etc..

Iinm, Aida64 can't read actual hardware storage & some similar apps will need root access to get the info.

Even on Shield TV '17 Aida64 will only report 11GB available storage while the actual storage is 16GB.

This post has been edited by juzmafia: Jul 16 2021, 05:43 PM

Forgot to mention that both of the device storage can be expand with flash drive & it will be read as internal storage..

Infact, almost all latest Android box can do that..

Fututre device with high ram is possible but big storage maybe not..

This post has been edited by juzmafia: Jul 16 2021, 05:48 PM

It depends on the device firmware, specs & the type of flash drive used for that because it need to have good random access performance which is why SSD is recommended.
As for moving apps to external, the app itself must support the feature first which most Android TV app doesn't not but still can be force to move by enabling the setting in developer menu.

Fyi, even though CCwGTV has USB-C port but it is limited to USB 2.0 speed & no gigabit Ethernet support but some users reported Ethernet speed up to 300Mbps..

p/s:-
sorry guys for out of topic discussion..😬
Maybe it's time to have dedicated thread on CCwGTV..

This post has been edited by juzmafia: Jul 16 2021, 06:15 PM

CCwGTV does not support TrueHD, what probably happening in your case is that Kodi is transcoding Truehd to LPCM..

Yup..
Afaik, it is the the only certified Android TV box with lossless audio support..