Good question. I couldn’t find a reliable Android TV box exactly labeled “TX9 – 8 GB + 64 GB” in credible listings — instead, most TX9 / TX9 Pro models use 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage, or lower RAM. There are some confusing / possibly misleading listings. Here’s a breakdown of what I found, plus some cautions and alternative product suggestions.

What I Found About “TX9 8GB + 64GB”

1. Doubtful Authenticity / Specification Issues

   • On Daraz, the “TX9 Pro TV Box Android 11 8GB RAM 64GB ROM” listing claims 8 + 64 GB but notes it uses an Amlogic S912 Octa-core CPU. sadarexpress.com

   • However, several users / sources suggest that such specs might be unreliable / exaggerated:

     “Shows 8GB RAM (actually 2 GB RAM)” according to a product description on Daraz. Daraz

   • This kind of mismatch is common in very cheap / unbranded TV-box markets. On forums:

     “Scam box, listed way above ram and storage … few version below the listed Android version.” Reddit

2. More Reliable Version — 8 GB / 128 GB

   • There is a more credible TX9 specification: 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage, using Amlogic S912 CPU. BDStall

   • This is probably the “real” spec most of the boxes with “8 GB” RAM are using.

3. Other TX9 Variants

   • TX9 Pro 6K Ultra HD: This version has 8 GB RAM + 128 GB ROM, Android 12.0. Androidfixcell.com+1

   • There’s also a TX9 Pro variant with 8 GB + 64 GB, but the listing may not be trustworthy (spec inflation is possible). sadarexpress.com

Risks / Things to Be Careful About

• Spec Inflation / Fake Specs: Many very cheap Android TV boxes exaggerate hardware specs (RAM, storage, CPU). As some Reddit users warn:

  “There are many … uncertified boxes … likely contains malware … specs are fake.” Reddit+1

• Software Version: Some boxes claim newer Android versions but ship with older or heavily customized OS.

• Performance Limits: Even with 8 GB RAM, the SoC (processor) matters a lot for smoother streaming / gaming. If it’s a weak or old SoC, performance may suffer.

• Warranty / Support: Cheap TV boxes often come with limited warranty or no real after-sales support.

• Security Risks: Uncertified boxes may have pre-installed bloatware or other security vulnerabilities.

Alternatives / Similar Products to Consider

If you’re looking for a reliable Android TV box, here are some related alternatives (though not exactly “TX9 8+64” — because that spec is hard to trust):