Low Defect Rate in MAG Set-Top Boxes Helped Infomir Lead Global Linux Device Market

The reliability of end devices has always played a pivotal role in the success or otherwise of consumer electronics. Ukraine’s Infomir is a great example of how strict MAG set-top box manufacturing standards and engineering excellence contribute to a superior and successful product. In this article, we will talk about how Infomir managed to reduce the defect rate to a record-low level and take a leading position in the IPTV set-top box market.

Choosing Linux

To avoid compromising on quality, Infomir decided to manufacture MAG IPTV set-top boxes that run on Linux OS. It's a flexible and stable operating system that helps to minimize the defect rate. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology, fine-tuning of the OS to match the specifics of each device and regular software updates, these Linux-based STBs boast years of stable operation.

At the design stage, Infomir's engineers meticulously monitor component selection, production processes, and final product testing. This also contributes to continuous operation of the devices, improved performance of MAG STBs, and a lower number of defective products.

Quality control system

The success in its manufacture of the MAG STB is facilitated by Infomir set-top box testing and the overall quality control system implemented at each production stage. The company follows strict production standards with every component in an STB undergoing a series of tests. With such an approach, Infomir's defect rate is very low at less than 0.1%.

With continual technological advancements in the sector, the company regularly modifies its production processes, as well as updating equipment and implementing new training methods to maintain this low defect rate. 

Partner communication and feedback

Customer satisfaction is essential, and Infomir pays close attention to MAG box defect reviews and ongoing feedback from its partners and clients. Open communication allows the company to understand the needs of its clients and promptly respond to any changes in the market’s requirements. The high MAG STB customer satisfaction rates and enduring business partnerships are built on the principles of trust and mutual respect, contributing to their popularity and solidifying Infomir's position in the IPTV device market.

Product reliability

The low defect rate ensures that MAG devices are safe and easy to use. As a result, Infomir products are a solid choice for distributors and IPTV operators as they have confidence in the devices’ production quality and durability – a crucial decision-making factor when it comes to choosing an STB supplier.

Success and leadership on the market 

Owing to strict quality control, Linux as an OS of choice, and open communication with clients, Infomir takes a well-deserved leading position in the global market for Linux-powered STBs. With a now enviable brand reputation and outstanding MAG STB price-quality ratio, these devices have become synonymous with quality and reliability, providing the company with a competitive edge and reaffirming its expertise in IPTV device manufacture.

Over 20 years of experience in manufacturing devices for IPTV services has made Infomir one of the industry's leading players. The company's specialization in Linux-powered STBs ensures an impressively low defect rate, and high product quality for its clients.  Infomir can also promptly deliver its products across the world thanks to captive production facilities in Ukraine and logistics centers in Germany, the USA, the UAE and Estonia.

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