The R29 Mxq Lp3 is a low-cost Android-based TV box commonly used for streaming media, running third‑party apps, and light emulation. Firmware labeled V2.3 typically denotes a vendor-supplied Android image (often based on Android 7.x or 8.x on these models) customized for the device’s SoC (commonly Amlogic S905/S905X or similar variants).
Updating the firmware on an MXQ box can be done via a local update using a USB drive.
If the device still works:
No major brand (Tanix, Beelink, Xiaomi, NVIDIA, Amazon) uses this exact naming scheme. It likely comes from a generic OEM factory in China.
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