Around 5 minutes. Formuler Z10.
The Z10 is the simplest device to set up, because MYTVOnline 2 is already installed on it. There is no sideloading and nothing to pair.
First boot
Connect the HDMI cable to your TV and plug in the power adapter, then select the right HDMI input.
Point the remote at the box. It is infrared, so it needs line of sight — it will not work from another room or through a cabinet door.
Choose your language, then connect to WiFi. If the box sits near your router, a cable is steadier.
Add your service
Open MYTVOnline 2 from the home screen.
Choose Add Portal or Add Playlist, depending on which your welcome email specifies.
Enter the portal URL and your credentials, then save. The channel list can take a minute to populate the first time.
Enable 4K and HDR
Go to Settings → Display → Resolution and select 4K 60Hz. Leave it on Auto if your TV is 1080p.
For HDR10+, check that the HDMI port on your TV has HDR enabled. On many sets this is off by default and buried under a name like “HDMI Deep Colour” or “Input Signal Plus”.
Worth knowing
Wired is capped at 100 Mbps. That is comfortably more than 4K needs — a UHD stream runs around 25 Mbps — but if you are already on fast fibre, don’t expect the cable to beat your WiFi. Use whichever is steadier in your house.
Storage is 8 GB. Enough for MYTVOnline 2 and a couple of extra apps, not a library of them. If the box starts warning about space, uninstall what you don’t use rather than adding a USB drive for apps.
Set it to reboot weekly under Settings → System → Auto Reboot. It prevents most of the slowdowns people report after a few weeks of uptime.
