Kodi works on televisions that run the Android TV operating system. If you own a dumb TV or one that runs another operating system, you need to buy an Android-based media player.

It’s a limited-edition TV box that comes with OpenELEC pre-installed (plus it has the OpenELEC logo on the box). You can order one from the OpenELEC webshop for $90.76 or 99 British Pounds.

The Google-powered TV box undercuts Roku's 4K price, matches that of Chromecast Ultra, and includes extras like HDR and a voice remote.

Nvidia’s powerful new Android TV box can be even more amazing with Kodi installed. Just follow the easy steps to install, configure, and transfer media to the Set-Top box ...

Kodi takes the fight to sellers of pirate TV boxes 'Fully loaded' setups promote the idea that Kodi is a platform for pirated content.

There are, for instance, a number of Android box makers who sell devices that merge Kodi’s software with other software, ultimately making it easy to find any TV show, sporting event or movie.

Kodi version 18, “Leia,” is well underway in terms of development and should be released relatively soon, but in a new sneak peek from the Kodi team, we have a first look at the app on Android TV.