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Orange Pi 800 Review: All-in-one PC Inside a Keyboard Kit

By androidpimpNovember 23, 2022Updated:November 30, 2023No Comments16 Mins Read
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Orange Pi 800 Computer Kit
Table of contents
  1. Orange Pi 800
  2. Product Highlights
    1. Orange Pi 800 specifications
  3. Portable and lightweight
  4. Hardware & Interfaces
  5. Orange Pi 800 Keyboard layout
  6. Orange Pi 800 Review
    1. Package, Unboxing, Package Content, Design & Build Quality, and Installation
      1. The Package
      2. Unboxing All Items
  7. Package Content
    1. Design
    2. Portability โ€“ A Single Board Computer inside a Keyboard
    3. Build Quality
    4. Cooling
    5. External Speaker
  8. Installation
  9. Software
  10. Hardware Information
    1. CPU Information
    2. Block Device Information
    3. Internal Storage Information
  11. Performing GPU, CPU, and I/O stress testing
    1. S-tui CPU Stress Test
    2. HardInfo: Comparing Performance to other CPUs
  12. Sysbench โ€“ Benchmarking (CPU, Memory, File IO)
    1. CPU Benchmark
    2. Memoryย Benchmark
    3. I/O Benchmark
  13. Geekbench 5: Benchmarks Test Results
    1. Geekbench 5 test results: Single-Core Performance
    2. Geekbench 5 test results: Multi-Core Performance
  14. Glmark2: GPU Stress testing & benchmarking
    1. GPU Driver
    2. Running glmark2 benchmark suite.
  15. What about video playback?
  16. Kodi Support
  17. Fixing user experience problems
  18. Final Words
  19. Price & Availability

Orange Pi 800 Review

Package, Unboxing, Package Content, Design & Build Quality, and Installation

The Package

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Unboxing All Items

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Package Content

  • x1 Orange Pi 800
  • x1 User Guide
  • x1 5V 2A (20W) Power adapter
Orange Pi 800 Items

Design

The Orange Pi 800 exterior design is similar to the Raspberry 400 computer kit but with a few changes. It comes in orange color and not red. Also, the Company team added speaker holes located on the upper right-side corner of the keyboard interfaces.

Portability – A Single Board Computer inside a Keyboard

The Orange Pi 8000 computer keyboard dimensions are 286mmX122mmX22mm, and its weight is only 385g. It can be used almost anywhere indoors and outdoors by connecting to a standard TV/Display without the hassle of carrying an external single-board computer case, plus an additional keyboard and a mouse that can be less comfortable to maintain and install when traveling.

A standard HDMI cable isn’t included inside the package, so you must buy one, including a mouse. In some situations, purchasing and carrying a second HDMI to DVI cable could be a wiser idea, as not all computer monitor models come with HDMI ports.

Build Quality

Orange Pi 800 comprises two high-quality plastic molded parts joined in a snap-type assembly without any screws. The keyboard layout comes with 78 keys compared to a standard full-size 104 keys keyboard. The quality is excellent, and the keys were easy to click and soft upon touch. We didn’t find any design problems, and our experience was fantastic.

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Cooling

Orange Pi 800 uses passive cooling. Therefore, there are no moving fans inside the keyboard. The Orange Pi company team added a series of 45-degree venting slots to cool the hardware inside on the bottom side of the Orange Pi 800.

Orange Pi 8000 Venting Slots

External Speaker

Based on our impression, the sound quality wasn’t outstanding, but it’s better than not having any. It produces reasonable quality for listening to online radio stations but is less suitable for music. To use the speaker, you must select the correct audio output and switch from HDMI Audio device to Headphones or Speaker.

  1. Speaker.
  2. 3.5mm headphone jack audio input/output.
Orange Pi 800 Audio Interfaces

Connecting to a Portable Bluetooth Speaker

If you are still unhappy with the sound quality. In that situation, we highly recommend using an audio jack headphone or the Bluetooth option that works fine for us with Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Speaker, which also fits perfectly with the Orange Pi 800 exterior design and produces good sound quality.

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Installation

The beauty of low-cost and power computers / mini PC is the ability to connect them to an old monitor or TV and put them to good use instead of throwing them away, keeping the environment cleaner while saving some electric bill expenses.

For this review, we used an old SyncMaster 2033 (20-Inch) Samsung monitor and plugged it into our Orange Pi 800 device using an HDMI to DVI cable. You need three connections, one for the mouse, a second for the power supply, and a third for the HDMI Cable.

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