The Professor Android advantage that makes a difference in the comparison
Current Professor Android devices use the Allwinner H618processor and come with the original Google TVinterface and system. They also stand out with the ability to switch between 4 different systems on the same device. These features matter because they give the user more than one way to run and use the same device instead of being locked into a single interface.
Big Boss or Spider NO1+ Super Pro? The quick answer
Shaikh Alkar’s pick is the Professor Big Boss Ai Max if you want a main device for your screen combining Android 14, Google TV and 64GB storage with a satellite input in the same device. The Spider NO1+ Super Pro is clearly cheaper and remains a strong option for those who prefer a Linux system and a smart satellite receiver without needing the full Android experience.
The comparison isn’t just about price: the Big Boss is pricier, but the difference comes from Android, 64GB storage, more services and a higher advertised display resolution. If you won’t use these features, the Spider may save you a lot.
Specs comparison
| Spec | Professor Big Boss Ai Max | Spider NO1+ Super Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Current price at Shaikh Alkar | 140 JOD | 90 JOD |
| System | Android 14 + original Google TV + switching between 4 systems | Linux Smart |
| Processor | Allwinner H618 | — |
| RAM | 4GB | 4GB |
| Storage | 64GB | Not an Android Box with similar app storage |
| Satellite | Yes | Yes |
| Network | Wi‑Fi 5GHz + Ethernet + Bluetooth | Wi‑Fi 5GHz + Ethernet |
| Advertised resolution | Up to 8K | 4K |
| Advertised number of subscriptions | 24 | 16 |
| Remote | Two remotes, one of them an Air Mouse | One remote according to the current page |
| Shaikh Alkar store rating | 5.0/5 | 4.6/5 |
Android 14 and Google TV: the biggest difference
The Spider NO1+ Super Pro is a smart Linux device with satellite, while the Big Boss moves the comparison to a different category: Android 14 and Google TV with Google Play, Android apps and internal storage. This makes the Big Boss closer to a full entertainment hub, not just a powerful traditional receiver.
If you use apps a lot or want to install new services in the future, 64GB storage is a very practical point. But if your use is limited to channels and the services on the receiver and you don’t need an app store or the Google TV experience, you won’t benefit from the full price difference.
The same RAM doesn’t mean the same experience
Both devices advertise 4GB RAM, but RAM can’t be compared alone when the operating system differs. On the Big Boss it serves Android, the Google TV interface and apps, while on the Spider it serves a Linux environment and a traditional receiver. So we don’t say the two are equal because the number is the same 4GB; system type, storage and apps matter more in daily use.
Subscriptions and services
The current Big Boss page at Shaikh Alkar lists 24 subscriptions, while the current Spider NO1+ Super Pro page lists 16. The number of subscriptions isn’t the only measure of quality, since each service’s length, stability and content may differ, but it becomes a difference when the user wants more variety on the same device.
Resolution: 8K vs 4K
The Big Boss advertises resolution support up to 8K, while the Spider NO1+ Super Pro advertises 4K. This doesn’t mean all content will appear in 8K on the Big Boss; the source, screen and content must support that resolution. We consider it extra capability in the device, not a promise that every viewing will be 8K.
When does the Spider make more sense?
The current difference is about 50 JOD. If what you need is a powerful Linux satellite receiver with 4GB RAM, 4K, 5GHz Wi‑Fi and Ethernet, the Spider NO1+ Super Pro offers these basics for less. So we don’t advise paying the Big Boss difference just because it’s pricier; we recommend it when you really need Android 14, Google TV, 64GB and the app experience.
Ratings: how do we read them?
The Shaikh Alkar store currently shows the Big Boss with a 5.0/5 rating and the Spider NO1+ Super Pro with 4.6/5. These are ratings within the Shaikh Alkar store, not independent global ratings, so we use them only as a local signal. The main judgement remains on specs and type of use.
Spec sources
Final verdict
We choose the Professor Big Boss Ai Max as the best all-round option if you want Android + Google TV + satellite in one device with 64GB of space and more services. We choose the Spider NO1+ Super Pro when the priority is a lower price and a Linux system is enough for your use.
The decisive question: do you want a real Android experience, apps and large internal storage? If yes, the Big Boss is our pick. If not, the Spider saves you money.
Which Professor device suits your use?
Compare the available Android TV devices and check price and availability on the product page before buying.