Should you stick with the Apple TV 4K, or is the Nvidia Shield TV Pro better for your needs? We put the two devices head to head to find out. Apple TV 4K vs Nvidia Shield TV Pro: which streaming ...

The newest 4K models in our streaming media device ... was really best for more tech-savvy users. NVIDIA SHIELD TV The Nvidia Shield TV and the pricier Nvidia Shield TV Pro models both have ...

And in pure performance terms, it really is a great bit of kit, and just perfect to pair with one of the best 4K TVs to buy. Those of you familiar with the previous Nvidia Shield TV will be aware ...

while the NVIDIA SHIELD TV is $149 and $179 for the Pro model with the extra RAM and storage. That puts it in the Apple TV 4K ...

NVIDIA announced a set-top box version ... not unlike the Apple TV. The Shield is capable of outputting 4K video at 60Hz—a first for Android-based set-top boxes—and features a remote control ...

On the Shield TV, you’ll be able to use NVIDIA’s game-streaming service, GeForce Now. The device supports all the TV standards you would want too. It offers a 4K resolution, with support for ...

NVIDIA detailed the patch notes for the October update for its Shield TV (Android TV-based) streaming experience. The company ...

This is the product's overall performance score, based on key tests conducted by our industry experts in the CHOICE labs.

Nvidia Shield TV Pro vs Roku Ultra: which is better? When it comes to general 4K HDR streaming support, the Nvidia Shield TV Pro and the Roku Ultra are both very capable media players. When taking ...

If you don’t need the 4K resolution, the standard Fire TV Stick is just as good, but it's limited to 1080p. You can try a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime here. The Nvidia Shield provides all ...

now £99.98 at Amazon The standard Nvidia Shield TV is now available for under £100. It is 4K HDR (Dolby Vision) capable and supports Dolby Atmos sound. It also sits around the back of your TV ...

NVIDIA announced a set-top box version ... not unlike the Apple TV. The Shield is capable of outputting 4K video at 60Hz—a first for Android-based set-top boxes—and features a remote control ...