The New Nanopi R6s Sbc: A Powerful Arm Board With A Huge Performance Edge Over The Pi4!

In this video, we take a look at and test out the new NanoPi R6S single-board computer from Friendly Elec "friendlyelec" , This SBC is 4 Times faster than the Raspberry pi 4, and it's also affordable coming in at $119 USD! Powered by the RK3588S and backed by 8GB of ram it can run Linux, Ubuntu, Openwr, Debian, Android, and Android TV. In this video we test out the Android TV 12 Image, this can di 8 K video playback, and play native android games like Genshin impact and call of duty mobile plus it has enough power to run Gamecube and Wii using The dolphin emulator, PSP using PPSSPP and even PS2 emulation using AERHERSX2!
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00:00 Introduction
00:36 Unboxing NanoPi R6S
01:22 Overview NanoPi R6S
02:36 Closer Look at the
03:16 NanoPi R6S Specs
05:00 NanoPi R6S android TV Overview
07:46 4k video playback NanoPi R6S
08:58 NanoPi R6S Benchmarks
10:07 Native Android Gaming NanoPi R6S
11:00 Call Of Duty Mobile NanoPi R6S
11:46 Dreamcast Emulation NanoPi R6S
12:10 PSP emulation PPSSPP NanoPi R6S
12:37 Gamecube Emulation DOlphin NanoPi R6S
13:09 Wii EMulation Dolphin NanoPi R6S
13:34 PS3 Emulation AetherSX2 NanoPi R6S
14:06 Final Thoughts
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[@fuleo]

Orange Pi 5 is also RK3588S and is currently up for pre-order at $70usd. That even has an M2 pcie connector.

[@catto-from-heaven]

Khadas Edge 2 is overpriced lmao

[@RealMTBAddict]

Odroid H3 is $154 for the board. It has an Intel Celeron 6005. You really can't compare the Pi, any Pi.

[@quademasters249]

@@RealMTBAddict The H3 would be my choice if I was in the market.

[@gpturismo]

I am looking at this with two 2.35gbps ports as a potential firewall router.

[@jediknight2350]

it has no wifi or bt either stupid missing these as i want it for retropie.

[@ETAPRIME]

What do you want to see tested next?

[@ride4sport728]

Would love to see an Emuelec Image running on this board. Set up and game play tutorial. Great video as always brother. Keep up the awesome work.

[@6alileo]

Android using Flycast Standalone with Naomi2 games please.

[@gordon861]

Do you have any suggestions for controllers to use for Android TV etc that aren't joypads? I have just tried out Android TV using a keyboard and mouse and it was less than ideal, it only really improved when I plugged in the controller from my Vero 4K+ Kodi box.

[@123anonymous456]

pfSense, OPNsense, or at least some WireGuard setup (use as a firewall). How many watts does it draw when maxing out the throughput on all three NICs/at idle?

A comprehensive comparison between all the different Rockhip RK3588/RK3588S SBCs that have been released in the past year 👍🏻

[@nobushi]

I think that the SoC was chosen to handle 2.5 Gb internet routing, as the "R" line of NanoPi seems to be geared towards routing usage.

[@florbosagbag]

This looks like a fantastic router. A 3 port config is really nice for adding a failover line to your home network for emergencies.

[@I4get42]

I came to say this ☝️, though I'm thinking maybe 1x 2.5gig to my Aruba AP, and one to an unmanaged switch with both 2.5gig and 1gig for wired, then the 1gig for WAN. From the spec page, the 1gig is native to the SoC, and like he said pcie for the 2.5gig nics. They have a WRT build on their site and everything :-)

[@jierenzheng7670]

That was my first thought too! A router leading to network switches and access points.

[@MattStevens9824]

Thanks for the review ETA! Kratos dancing had me in stitches.

[@nionut]

I would love to see a test with Debian

[@lifehacker123]

Please review this as a daily driver. Just casual web browsing in Debian / Ubuntu and measure power consumption. Would be really interesting!

[@davemckewan4450]

Yes, I'd like to see this running Debian and maybe something like a pihole type setup too.

[@jacobwalden8363]

Always love your content eta. Keep up the great work.

[@nicoallen6097]

Awesome review as usual, I’m new the SBC community. I would love to see the Nanopi R6s running Batocera. Sounds like a great project

[@vlmxs]

Thank you for you review! I think pi4 is more for a homelab and this is more of a media oriented device

[@anon_y_mousse]

Definitely looks like yet another "next project" for me. I'd love to see *anyone* playing Psychonauts using a PS2 emulator. None of them seem to want to play it. And as always, I'm going to suggest Slackware. Hopefully you see this suggestion.

[@johnsgresham7237]

Good to know the case keeps it cool! Wasn't clear on their website

[@Alegzander1990]

Considering today's Raspberry Pi prices (even second hand), this seems like good value by comparisson. Like others on here, I also get the impression this would make for a nice router, even though for that task, the SoC is kind of overkill. Still, OpenWRT would be a great fit for this board.

[@gordon861]

They have a fork off OpenWRT for this board already FriendlyWRT.

[@MrTrilbe]

Get up two, one as a dedicated firewall, one as a dedicated router, using the 2.5G ports, use the 1G ports either as management ports or for two Honeypot machines using the cheapest SBC's with included wired NICs

[@MeTube3]

Raspberry Pi prices are the same as they ever were. Raspberry Pi and their approved resellers have not increased the price, except for a change to the 2GB pi 4, but the entry level price was taken by the 1GB.

[@LampJustin]

Yes this would make a really good router indeed! I actually don't think it's overkill at all. Apart from routing it cloud also act as a PiHole/Aguard-Server and some light SMB

[@neogen23]

Definitely interested in seeing Debian running on this board. In fact, the 3588 and 3599 seems pretty good, so I'm thinking of waiting a bit for prices to drop on these boards, then getting one. My trusty Pi4 is getting a bit old and there's no successor in sight (not that we'd get a heads up anyway)

[@-r-495]

I‘d be interested in its performance as a router - but this is certainly a very neat board for emulation and as a Shield user I‘m a little envious. Only a tiny little bit.

[@harshbarj]

I was so excited when I started the video, but just 2 minutes in I'm questioning finishing. No wifi/BT. NO internal mass storage connector. Only 2 USB ports. This really is going to be best used as a network bridge / router. Not a daily use PC. They simply gave too much up for the additional network ports.

[@ralphmcmahan2139]

There are non-S variants of this chipset that may suit you better. Now it's early days of this soc and availability and price are all over the place. So same performance just different i/o.

[@lunarx3dfx]

Considering one of the Ethernet ports is labeled wan I’m thinking this is intended for use as a pfsense or opnsense router

[@mrwhiteslon]

@@lunarx3dfx As far as I know, pfsense is for x64 architecture

[@Darkk6969]

@@mrwhiteslon Correct. Which is a bummer.

[@robbietorkelsonn8509]

it has internal eMMC. On the odroid I am now typing on my internal non volatile memory is a lot faster then on my i9 desktop PC. 128GB eMMC and an external hard drive, you are gold. Don't forget SD cards with 100Mb/s throughput are not exactly a slouch either.

[@Uwe07Bein]

Would love to see an Ubuntu review - especially if this thing can run 4k Video w/o App restriction from KZbin and Netflix.

[@q4a_rus]

Please, review Ubutnu on this SBC. Thank You!

[@Cyko..]

Looks very promising and the price is really good too.

[@ygiagam]

Yes, please review any variant of Linux on this SBC. Thank You!

[@zacht2330]

Owesome video! And Any tutorial for how to install Android TV image into the r6s to make it a sheld-like device?

[@IronicSonic83]

Looks like a great deal. I would love this form factor but with a little bit of power to run F zero at full speed for instance. As it is, I keep mi Nvidia Shield.

[@jonathanellis6097]

Seems like a good deal. The thing with the cost of the raspberry pi, is you have to add on the cost of a case, SD card, possibly power supply. So if all you want is emulation this is possibly better value.

[@PaulChenKaiyoti]

The only thing missing with this is just the usb c cable which the rpi also does not include in the base price.

[@BrawndoCorporation]

This is $119 for only the board. The case in this video is an extra $20 so it's really $140 if you want the one in this video.

[@jonathanellis6097]

Didn't realize that, nice catch.

[@seanh9435]

I'd like to see how this device's/chip's performance would compare to an intel mini pc used as a dedicated router. Then combined with a switch and wireless access point for home internet.

[@technicavivunt]

Love the idea of this as a router. May try to grab one once they start popping up at other places

[@NagiSOL]

Yeah I was thinking the same. I'm about to order it and install pfsense

[@technicavivunt]

@@NagiSOL that’s probably a no go since it’s ARM, but apparently you can run a fork of openwrt on it

[@mkonji8522]

I had to check this review out as I didn't even think about using it that way. I picked one up as a router to load PFsense on like 2 weeks ago. Pretty cool sbc

[@gordon861]

I have just ordered one of these for that job, was going to use either PFsense or the Friendly version of OpenWRT.

[@Maramctc]

Yes Ubuntu please! With source choice. Love your content!

[@anonylesss]

with all the 2.5Gbps network ports, i would love to see it tested a router connected to a wifi access point

[@LinuxLoader1287]

Nice review 👌

[@AaaTeeEyeBee]

*Instant purchase* Well hello my new linux-based router! Time to pair you with a nice WiFi 6 AX access point and my home network's gonna be lit!

[@chromerims]

Nice SBC 👍 Thank you, Prime. Am still wondering what R-Pi Foundation is up to with a future rPi 5 . . . dunno.

[@MonsterTweak]

It would be awesome if you could test it as firewall using pfsense or something :).

[@tseckwr3783]

Thanks. Your presentations are very in depth and well done.

[@ezekielrobinson7897]

Cool video . I ordered one a week ago. I really wish ETAPrime would have named the wifi BT dongle he used. I also have the Rock5b the dongle I have from Amazon doesn’t work on that marvelous looking but as of right now software installation impaired board

[@SeleAsuka]

It's a great hobby to see how they manage to make these gadgets, haha.

[@marconeri7235]

I would really like to check if this machine can do light video editing in debian or ubuntu. Thanks for the Heads Up.

[@grandpaseed]

yea prices are stupid ,I scored a litely used ryzen 7 laptop for $125 so consider your options and needs before clicking that button . Thanks for the video !

[@vincentnunna510]

A really important question is: which sbc has the largest community?? NANO PI/KAHDAS/ORANGE PI (Raspberry excluded). Raspberry favors sales to industries rather than to peaple and they are late on the market for new products. (Maybe because of broadcomm lagging behind its rockchip competitor). In any case I think part of the raspberry community will migrate to another sbc...but which one?

[@ezekielrobinson7897]

The community surrounding the fabulous Rpi4 is huge and capable. Salute to all involved with that endeavor. Since 2019 I’ve purchased 5 single board computers. Rpi4, Khadas vim3 pro, Khadas vim4, Radxa Rock5b and Nano Pi r6s. Kinda early in life cycle for Radxa and Friendlyelec so I’m not trying to cast aspersions on them at all but at this stage of being out compared to Raspberry Pi 4 it’s no comparison at all. The community around the Rpi4 is incredible.

[@KenSkier]

Thanks for posting your great intro to this SBC! You mentioned the powerful GPU. I would love to know if OpenCV, in Python3, on Debian...can take advantage of that GPU. (I know you have a passion for gaming. But my focus is OpenCV/Python programming for graphics/video processing and Machine Learning. It would be great to know if the power of this SBC's CPU--and especially its GPU--would make OpenCV/Python programs faster in Debian!) Thanks!

[@erikkarsies4851]

Nice to see RK3588S boards getting cheaper. In a year a bit simpler ones will be around 75 dollars... just like the Pi4 8 Gb that you mentioned was.

[@naylo44]

The orange pi 5 8gb is on presale for around 75$. Comes with an RK3588s

[@erikkarsies4851]

@@naylo44 I've checked Ali Express and that's the 4gb version for 75 dollar... the 8gb version is 90 dollar.

[@6alileo]

@@erikkarsies4851 I see 8GB for $75, the 4GB is $60

[@erikkarsies4851]

@@6alileo Ah excluding taxes probably.

[@naylo44]

Yeah I just pre-ordered the opi 5 8gb with a PSU and it came out at 130$ CAD including shipping. Plus it's got a 2242 nvme slot. Can't wait to mess with it.

[@LampJustin]

Oh my that would make such a great little router! I'd love to see the performance under Linux! Especially some iperf3 tests between the 2 2.5G Ports

[@jfltech]

check out a channel called "Van Tech Corner" He did just that recently

[@LampJustin]

@@jfltech great channel been watching him for some time now, but didn't see that yet. That's for reminding me!

[@fritsriep3830]

Thanks for the excellent review and commentary. I am running a NaniPi R4s with OpenWRT as a router which has worked well, but is at the limits when doing SQM QoS on a Gigabit fiber internet connection because SQM QoS is very CPU intensive. I've ordered a NonoPi R6s and and think that it will be a terrific OpenWRT platform. While awaiting it's arrival I will be very interested any feedback and results of testing OpenWRT.

[@mohdnav2973]

I have an R4S and it can do 850mbit download speeds with SQM set for zero bufferbloat. I considered getting the R6S just for the 2.5gbit connections but I am sticking with the R4S untill my ISP offers faster speeds.

[@radradR0bot]

Time splitters is an underrated classic

[@barden82]

Would love to see Ubuntu running on this box. Cheers

[@wyatt77777]

I would like to see a video using this as a router. Curious what you would recommend for wifi.

[@IRWPD]

A very impressing SBC.

[@sharpsharkabcabcabc]

Hey eta. There are many pcb alternative there. But which do you recommend me to buy ?

[@JSFTR]

Nice video bro let me ask you when you buy this does it come preinstalled with android TV 12 and what is the name of the dongle you bought for the wireless capability?

[@adriancal]

Would make a great little Batocera box if it’s supported

[@gabriels.huertar9168]

Could you kindly share the specific dongle you used. Since it’s a hit or miss I would like to at least try the one you used. Thanks for your content ETA. 👍🏼✌🏻

[@lili5597272]

R6s is great, and most of users in Mainland China use R6s as Opwenwrt router to run Shadowscokes or clash to overrun the great firewall.

[@acorgiwithamouth2106]

I'm very interested in this sbc. Could you perhaps make a video showing maybe Ubuntu, manjaro or even raspberry pi os on it?

[@spuwho]

This model has had some issues passing traffic at wire speed on the 2.5Gbe ports.

[@declanmcardle]

Yes, please do a linux review. And maybe something as a home router....2 x 2.5Gb switches coming in and 1Gb to ISP with Wifi AP etc.

[@gospodnchovek]

Man you keep killing it with these uploads !!!! Debian pls

[@cesarc.s.4081]

Can you please tell me which USB wifi+Bluetooth adapter you used? Model number if you can. I've tried two that I have and none of them worked. Love you're videos 😃

[@johntheawsomeful]

So this would actually work well as a livestreaming deck or whatever they're calling it. You could output 4k video to a 4k capture card and have the video encoded on the r6s & stream to twitch or YT

[@harrychow2404]

These two gigabit ethernet ports connect to the RK3588S PCIe pins (via the ethernet bridge/controller RLT8125BG if I remember correctly). Those who have a good soldering skill can easily desoldering these ports and make some other useful stuff than dual ethernet.

[@kayakMike1000]

I must buy one!!!!

[@boanerges5723]

Do they support it well? I never could get UART working on my NanoPi Neo and the best support suggestion was to add a USB device to run UART instead of figuring out why the two UART interfaces on the board don't work out of the box or with their config program.

[@MichalKoziatek]

Would be good to see how Ubuntu performs on it. Also, is it possible to install Fedora or does it have to use a version of Linux created by the manufacturer?

[@PiMania]

Ubuntu Jammy & Debian Buster images available. Both booted fine for me np.

[@markverhoeven7518]

wow what a cute powerful board

[@paulwratt]

thats a nice unit - one place I saw over 120 availabe 8G RPi4 @450 US$ each

[@prismflux5129]

Can you make a comparison video between the shield ai upscaling and this? Im really curious.

[@italhk2880]

really looking forward to have a Linux desktop video, see how it can be in linux.

[@mythos000000025]

Would this be a good choice or option for ad blocker instead of a raspberry pi?

[@gordon861]

Just ordered one of these a couple of days ago, was planning to make a new router out of it, but might be a bit overkill.

[@gordon861]

Well it arrived a couple of days ago, about 40 days from China, not bad considering the postage issues we are having in the UK right now and the increase in general postage for Christmas. First thoughts - no instructions in the box and zero software installed, so off to the wiki pages. Got Ubuntu onto a card and ran that, and it worked fast, but that appeared to be a totally empty version of the OS, so nothing else was on there. But that's now on a card for future messing with, off to Android 12 TV. So Android TV, the wiki information supplied is bad, which is not helped by the fact that the software you install from the non-Chinese area of the site also defaults to Chinese, but we muddle through and find a config file to change the language, which could have been done with a couple of flags on the damn software (but hey, this is linux style PC'ing WE TELL YOU NOTHING). But finally, thanks to a post on the forum from about a month ago (the most recent post on that area of the forums, which are otherwise virtually dead). Android TV, so considering this is a version ported to an SBC I am sure it'll work nicely with a plugged in mouse/keyboard, or at least be consistent, yea right! I found Android TV to be a pain to use, I can use the cursor keys to move around (normally), and I can type words into the search box (but sometimes the system will assume that my pressing enter means that I now want to add a 'q' to the end of my typed words rather than submit them, because that is what is highlighted in the virtual keyboard which I cannot seem to stop appearing when I have to enter text). Not sure how to get started on the side loading part of things, might be a good one for a future video, also maybe a video on controllers that work correctly with these systems that are not full joypads?

[@terrorpup]

I bet if you could get Arm PfSense install on it would be a great firewall.

[@mr.sunshine1444]

hey ETA, could you review the uConsole by clockworkpi? It's a pretty interesting device, though the first orders won't arrive until next January IIRC

[@AD34534]

Can't wait to run Openwrt on this thing.

[@the-papaw]

Hi ETA, are you able to mount smb shares with the provided android tv os like you can with an nvidea shield?

[@jmwintenn]

debian please. would also like to know if it's a forked kernel or mainline.

[@ngcheewei21]

YES ... run some linux Ubuntu/ Debian/ Monjaro doesn't matter, it'll be good to see some box86 working, and what performance it gets ...

[@timothypeart3116]

would like to see how well it runs ubuntu maybe test the gaming performance in that distro and maybe video editing or alternate productivity tasks

[@PSUNATION]

I’m sure it will run Ubuntu fine. Just assuming. I was running and trying a bunch of different program out on my Pi 400 and pi 4gb. No issues.

[@Etienne85]

So many different boards coming with this chip at the same time. Just received my rock5b preordered 100$ (120€ all included) based on RK3588 which offers more IOs than this 's' version. For sure at this price, perfectly replacing RPi4. Can't wait to have better linux support with more distributions and full graphics acceleration. I think, possibilities may be limited though until linux get a rosetta like emulator as Mac did for the M1, so that we can also run linux steam games on this chip

[@scottnoble5022]

Have the Rock 5b and it’s solid running Ubuntu gnome version of Armbian. 5b is 8 cores and has options for more ram and has more I/o.

[@Etienne85]

@@scottnoble5022 same, gonna move to arch though. I find linux support still lacking even if getting better (having PD boot and hdmi/usb-c video random issues ...). Plus graphics are not fully taking advantage of the board yet.

[@scottnoble5022]

@@Etienne85 diet pi’s latest release is promising.

[@kirkd1502]

Just FYI….the Beelink N5095 is on Amazon for the same price as this at the moment ($159-$20 coupon). This unit is $119+case($20)+power adapter($10) or $149. Just in case people want Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and don’t care so much for the dual 2.5 Ethernet and router angle.

[@romka2087]

can you add plex server testing compare to nvidia shield?

[@johnstevens8168]

Yes, I would like to see Ubuntu.

[@johntheawsomeful]

I would love to see this running the latest Ubuntu Budgie or Fedora. I know it will run Fedora flawlessly but I'm interested to see Ubuntu. You can get Zorin and it's codex ready Ubuntu Budgie if I'm not mistaken.

[@leftyxbuffalo]

What's the Wifi/BT adapter you're using? I see several on Amazon but with varying reviews.

[@leledumbo]

Finally a RK3588 with 8GB RAM that touches the price of the most affordable days of RK3399. I'll wait a little longer for more options. Really I just need a box powerful enough to play PS2 (PS3 won't hurt but not a must) and heavy Android games.

[@-r-495]

They used to be really painfully expensive (>250USD). This has a NPU in it, I do wonder if anyone has got it working for other tasks than upscaling..

[@leledumbo]

@@-r-495 somebody might want to run some AI benchmarks there, for whatever reason. Unless you're working in AI related fields and need something small and portable for showcases, such as in an event or something, the NPU may stay sleeping all the time. I won't be surprised if there are folks trying to replicate Nvidia DLSS / AMD FSR for Mali GPU.

[@looper6120]

How about using it as a Plex server for live transcoding / burning subtitles? Will the cpu be good enough? How about the GPU? Thank you!

[@HealxTech]

Hey you need to tell if the cast app is working properly course not always does work with unofficial devices

[@corewarrior]

does any FreeBSD releases such as PFsense/OPNsense run on this board yet? Would be interested in seeing the performance for this in a firewall setting.

[@graschbaten]

Look at the Website. All OS are on it. And No, PFsense/OPNsense are only x86 OS. For this is only a openWRT Fork available. so you Got a Router but not a Firewall OS.

[@gcoanx]

Bought one for emulating with android as the OS. Also bought two separate wifi/bluetooth dongles that android would not recognize. Mr. Prime: I know a few others asked....can you please share exactly which wifi/bluetooth dongle you used in the video? I would love to use this thing but it won't see my bt controller otherwise. HELP!

[@yllib2012]

A regular Android 12 SD to EMMC image is now available from FriendlyElec. I'll be trying it soon. I wasn't thrilled with Android TV.

[@ezekielrobinson7897]

I turned on my nano pi r6s and I can’t figure out how to get into android? I’m stuck .

[@teddyJayyy]

I'd love to see if you can run Steam Link on Android TV with the NanoPi and see the performance.

[@ardenswirl7361]

Can we use this for plex hw transcode and how many 1080 hw transcode streams can be expected and for 4k also how many ? running in docker container ?

[@DonzLockz]

I'm keen to run Ubuntu and PiHole on this if you could do a video on that. Could I add IDS/IPS on it too?🍻👍🤓

[@graschbaten]

there is a openWRT Fork with Docker Support. and also a Debian/Ubuntu/lubuntu...

[@ralphmcmahan2139]

And I even like the color Sold.

[@caseyweininger6041]

Can you share the model of the usb wifi/bluetooth dongle you used? Thanks!

[@Phrozends]

I would love to see Ubuntu desktop and something like Ubuntu core running Docker if possible. The dual 2.5G port nature of this device screams router/firewall to me. But home server will do.

[@ryancaesar5547]

Where can I get this board because this is awesome I would love to replace my fire stick for something more powerfull

[@diegognoatto8706]

im researching this android tinny computers in a hope i could attach to a portable monitor to run my insta360 X3 camera app on it, do you think i could buy and run into compatibility problems?

[@williamrutter3619]

my 1 nanopi m4 has been reliable, its outlasted 3 raspberry pi 4, i which i sold recently for nearly the price i bought them for, i will use that broken raspberry pi money and buy met this new device, which is now done. i will use it for simple stuff linux youtube plex kodi, maybe some gaming, but x86 usually does it better, crisp drivers (old titles pixels are more correctly placed) from amd intel and nvidia.

[@PusterPL]

Wonder if this will do audio pass through in plex, and hdr on KZbin 🤔🤔

[@manurz1]

Kratos asserting dominance at ²

[@Ahmad-pd7fq]

I am excited to see steam games running on this thing.

[@douvonnie]

Could be great for a ham radio setup