NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro is the ultimate streaming media player for the modern living room—packed with features to make even the most demanding users proud. Level up to SHIELD TV Pro for more storage space, two USB 3.0 ports for expandability (storage expansion, usb cameras, usb keyboards, and controllers, TV tuners, and more), Plex Media Server, SmartThings hub-ready (just add a SmartThings Link), AAA Android gaming, Twitch broadcasting, and 3 GB RAM. SHIELD’s versatility and speed set it apart. It’s a streamer, game console, DVR, media server, and smart home hub with voice assistants. Enjoy a cinematic experience with the highest quality 4K HDR entertainment, thousands of apps, thousands of games, and the Google Assistant built in. SHIELD TV is a high-performance streaming media player, now up to 25% faster with the new Tegra X1+ processor. Enjoy Netflix, Prime Video, and Vudu in stunning 4K with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos and Dolby Digital Plus surround sound. Upscale HD video to 4K in real-time using the power of AI and the Tegra X1+ processor. Cut the cord with apps like YouTube TV, Hulu Live TV, Sling TV, and PlayStation Vue. Cast your favorite apps to your TV with Chromecast 4K built-in. Use the built-in Google Assistant to see results on your TV, control playback on your favorite shows, share your photos, see your Nest cam, display your calendar, check the traffic, play the latest songs, dim the lights, and so much more, all with your voice. Control SHIELD hands-free with Alexa and Echo or with Google Home. The all-new SHIELD remote is more advanced than ever, with motion-activated backlit buttons, voice control, Bluetooth control, an IR blaster to control your TV, buttons for power, volume, fast-forward, rewind, play/pause, and a user-customizable button. Plus, never lose your remote with a built-in remote locator. Connect a game controller (sold separately) for access to AAA gaming with GeForce NOW, NVIDIA’s engineering breakthrough in cloud gaming. Instantly transform your SHIELD TV into a GeForce-powered PC gaming rig. With hundreds of supported titles and features like cloud saves and cross-play on laptops and desktops, you can pick up a game from wherever you left off. Level up to SHIELD TV and never look back.
Model Number:
945-12897-2500-101
Product SKU:
B07YP9FBMM
Item model number:
945-12897-2500-101
Item Weight:
2.1 pounds
Brand Name:
NVIDIA
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Model: NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV Pro 4K HDR Streaming Media Player; High Performance, Dolby Vision, 3GB RAM, 2x USB, Works with Alexa
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No really unless you need the 4k up-scaling. Higher price for no remote. As a side note there's a new update that kinda bricked my Android MX Player Pro. It keeps crashing with no file found or exits to home. Fckling annoying.
I've heard a recent update made the 4K upscaling even better. It can somehow even upscale from 480p.
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I have streaming stick plus rokus. Are these souch better that I should upgrade and replace?
The Shield is one of the best streaming boxes you can buy. It has better hardware specs than all the other stuff out there and it is good for some gaming too. That being said, if you're happy with your current devices and don't play games, there's probably no reason to upgrade.
I have a Roku, 4K AppleTV, FireStick4k and a chromecast. Is this thing worth getting?
What are some benefits? I've been wanting to do the steam streaming games from my PC to my TV, but the devices I have now struggle with it. May be more my network, I'm not sure. This thing good for that?
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The lack of HDMI 2.1 on this 'refreshed' model is a bit concerning as well as a lack of the VP9 codec support from YouTube on their 60FPS 4K which is surprising to me for Androids flagship streaming device. I'm curious to know how this compares to something like the 4K Firestick as well... sideloading apps at least still seems simple enough via ADBLink with this guy. Reviews on the detail improvements over standard HD streams sound impressive so long as you have an HDMI HDR cable with at least 22.38 Gbps bitrate compatibility.
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What are some benefits? I've been wanting to do the steam streaming games from my PC to my TV, but the devices I have now struggle with it. May be more my network, I'm not sure. This thing good for that?
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My ATV's and rokus are dust collectors now
Synology + a shield tv in every room = perfection
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