In this video I’m doing a full review and basic setup on the Gloriaforce RTX Zero (RTX Z). I go over the main specs first—Amlogic S905W2 chipset, 16GB storage, 2GB RAM, Android 11, Bluetooth 5.0, dual-band Wi‑Fi (2G/5G), and 100Mbps Ethernet. I also show what’s in the box, including the HDMI cable and the remote (which looks really nice), plus I call out two annoyances right away: the power plug they keep sending me and the super short power cable, so plan on using an adapter or extension if your outlet isn’t close. Once it boots, you have to pick between two launchers. Both are simple, but I prefer the one with the smaller Gloriaforce branding. I also explain that it doesn’t walk you through language or Wi‑Fi/Ethernet setup automatically—you have to jump into settings and connect yourself. From there, I show you how the device is meant to be used: it’s not a “loaded box,” so you’ll need your own subscriptions and logins for apps like Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, and anything like IPTV apps. I test YouTube playback with one of my 4K travel videos and show that you may need to manually switch to 4K for the best quality. I also dig into AIDA64 specs (rooted device, 1080p reported output, Mali-G31 GPU, Cortex-A35 quad-core) and mention a remote mouse toggle issue on my unit, plus a quick look at codecs (including DTS-HD listed).