In this quick first look at the new BuzzTV AI Classic, I jumped straight into what I care about most: the internals and real-world performance. I like the transparency here because I’m not just relying on what manufacturers tell you—I’m checking the system info myself. I show the model details, Amlogic hardware, 4GB of RAM (with a little under 2GB available during the test), and roughly 54GB of internal storage with USB external storage support. I also break down the CPU info, including clock speeds up to 2.4GHz, and point out something important: it’s a 64-bit chipset, but it’s running 32-bit. Then I ran benchmarks, and honestly, it performed really well. The overall score came in at 2298, with graphics scoring a strong 3099, while physics (CPU architecture) landed at 1207 and pulled the total down a bit. I compare it to popular devices like the Onn 4K Pro (580), Fire TV Stick 4K Max (~800), Onn 4K Plus (1600), Fire TV Cube (2500), Nvidia Shield (4500), and the BuzzTV PowerStation 6 (7500). Bottom line: this is more than enough power for smooth streaming, video playback, and even some light gaming—and yes, it’s Android 14 running AOSP. Full review and follow-ups are coming.