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.
Doctor i or iVOON GT1? The quick answer
We recommend the Professor Doctor i Ai Edition for those who want more storage and more services: both have 2GB RAM and Android 14/Google TV, but the Doctor raises storage to 64GB versus 32GB on the GT1, lists 16 subscriptions versus 5, resolution up to 8K versus 4K, and two remotes instead of one. The GT1 is about 25 JOD cheaper and advertises licensed Google TV, so it’s a strong budget option.
Comparison table
| Spec | Professor Doctor i | iVOON GT1 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | 90 JOD | 65 JOD |
| Processor | Allwinner H618 | — |
| RAM | 2GB | 2GB |
| Storage | 64GB | 32GB |
| System | Android 14 + original Google TV + switching between 4 systems | Android 14 + original Google TV, licensed according to the page |
| Resolution | Up to 8K | 4K |
| Network | Wi‑Fi 5GHz + Ethernet + Bluetooth | Wi‑Fi 5GHz + Ethernet + Bluetooth |
| Subscriptions | 16 | 5 |
| Remote | 2 | 1 |
| Shaikh Alkar store rating | 5.0/5 | 4.7/5 |
The biggest difference: storage
The 64GB on the Doctor gives double the GT1’s advertised space. If you install many apps or want to keep comfortable room for updates, this is a practical advantage, not just a number on the spec sheet.
Number of services and remotes
The Doctor lists 16 subscriptions and two remotes, while the GT1 lists 5 subscriptions and one remote. The number of subscriptions alone doesn’t guarantee a good experience, but it widens the options available to the user. And the extra remote is useful in daily home use.
When should I choose the GT1?
If you want Android 14, Google TV, 2GB RAM and Ethernet at the lowest price, the GT1 is clearly the budget option. Its page also advertises licensed Google TV, which is worth taking into account if official certification is a must for you.
When should I choose the Doctor i?
If you want a device that stays comfortable with lots of apps, and you want 64GB, more services and two remotes, the Doctor justifies the price difference. The current store rating is 5.0/5 versus 4.7/5 for the GT1, but we don’t base the decision on the rating alone.
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Final verdict
The Doctor i is Shaikh Alkar’s pick for those who want the richer package, and the GT1 for those who want to cut the budget. If a 25 JOD difference doesn’t strain the budget, the double storage, services and extra remote make the Doctor stronger as a main device.
Which Professor device suits your use?
Compare the available Android TV devices and check price and availability on the product page before buying.