SHIELD Android TV Streaming Media Player; 4K HDR, live sports, Dolby Vision-Atmos, AI-enhanced upscaling, GeForce NOW cloud gaming, Google Assistant Built-In, Works with Alexa

Amazing and quick to ship internationally seller! Product itself is great. I was unlucky to end up with an LG tv with webOS operation system which limits a lot interaction with the tv, and this awesome nvidia gadget with android solves all my issues! Very fast in playing Dolbivision hdr videos

Stunningly best

I have 4 of these devices in my home. They are definitely the best devices in the market and believe me i tried several other boxes that claimed to be the best but they don't come even close to this one. It is made of solid construction and has a very fast processor and ample storage. The only thing Nvidia didnt design well is opening the back cover of the remote control to change the batteries. It takes a lot of strength to push it open. They could have done better with that in my opinion otherwise this is a solid 5 stars device.

A very good product, using it since a month. The graphics are very clear, the setup easy, and the remote control pretty cool, its in triangular shape. Of course you get all the regular programs, Netflix, YouTube, etc,..

Keeps restarting and I keep getting errors when trying to access Netflix

Great product. Just don't like the remote!

Does more than expected. It is a barrel type with limited sockets but enough to connect with lots of versatility.

Couldn't plug it in. It came with a US plug. Why? I don't live in the US. US plugs do not plug into wall sockets in the UAE.

Good Product Worth every penny

This is my fourth Nvidia Shield, which I have owned since the original models were released in 2015. I have them on all TVs in my house as well as my Home Theater, which is where it really shines. This is STILL the only product on the entire market that can pass through a proper, uncompressed, lossless Dolby TrueHD/Atmos signal to a home theater receiver, as well as DTS-HD and DTS-X (Atmos equivalent). It can also properly pass through 10bit Rec.2020/BT.2020 4K HDR signals (HDR-10, HDR-10+ and Dolby Vision) via Plex to your display. So, so good. Other streaming boxes such as Apple TV, Roku, etc. cannot do any of the aforementioned things. This would be a bargain at double the price and still somehow has no competition after the original version was released literally 10 years ago. I am so glad Nvidia still supports this thing. It's also blazing fast, highly customizable, and used daily in our household. There's nothing else like it.

The NVIDIA Shield TV is hands down the best streaming device I’ve owned. Performance is incredibly smooth thanks to the powerful processor—apps open instantly, menus are fast, and there’s no lag at all, even with heavy use. Streaming quality is excellent. It handles 4K HDR, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos without any issues. Whether I’m watching Netflix, YouTube, or Plex, everything looks sharp and runs flawlessly. It’s also great for game streaming and emulation. I really like the Android TV interface—it’s clean, easy to use, and constantly updated. NVIDIA does an amazing job with long-term software support, which is rare for TV boxes. The build quality is solid, the remote works great, and voice control is very responsive. It also integrates perfectly with Google Assistant and smart home devices. Yes, it’s more expensive than other TV boxes, but you truly get what you pay for. If you want speed, reliability, and top-tier performance, this is absolutely worth it.

Es lo máximo en Calidad de Audio y Vídeo. Tuve Google Chromecast, Fire TV stick 4k y las reseñas y comentarios sobre que este ES el mejor Reproductor de Streaming en Verstilidad, Funcionalidad y Calidad son Ciertas! Increíble el escalamiento por IA a 4K, lo complemente para un Proyector escalable a 4K junto con un Onkyo HT-S3910 y la combinación es Increíble, Audio y Vídeo impecables con las configuraciones adecuadas (necesitas ver turoriales para sacarles provecho y maximizar su rendimiento) ..por lo menos yo lo hice así y encontré mejoras Increíbles! Además... puedes jugar en línea con Nvidia GE Forcé y agregar un control inalámbrico para X-BOX en mi caso...! (No soy tan gamer, pero representa otra gran ventaja, si no quieres adquirir una consola) Haré una actualización en unos meses que pruebe juegos y más de su desempeño.

We all know this is old now, but it's still pretty quick. Android TV imo needs a new front end, if for nothing else but to get rid of the adverts. Luckily the Shield is more than happy to accept one. Instantly better. What is odd is that the Shield won't play android games from the store, admittedly this could be cheap SSD I added as extra internal storage, so I am going to test that with a better one when it turns up. Edit: yup, certainly was the cheap ssd hard drive, I got a Samsung SSD and it. Is. Glorious. Talking of which, extra expenses: 1. You will need an SSD to expand the memory, 16gb including space for the OS is frankly a joke. 2. A decent hdmi lead. 3. The possibility of needing a high speed hdmi splitter if your TV wasn't made yesterday. My TV has four 4k hdmi ports but only two super high speed, one of which is arc. That's fine, but the arc is taken up by my fancy soundbar and the other super high speed port is taken up by my Xbox. This means the shield can currently only go into a normal 4k port and that means no Dolby Vision or HDR10 etc. And really this box needs those settings as it's just a bit lack lustre without them. 4. You might also need to consider buying a powered USB 3(+) hub. There isn't a massive amount of power to spare in the Shield and obvs running the usb takes up some of it. So to avoid digital drudgery, extra power might help. CEC is tricky to set up as it appears to conflict slightly with the rather nice IR settings you can tweak. I'm not yet savvy enough with the system to figure all this out yet, but I have hopefully stopped it randomly shutting down the Shield and my TV which was just annoying. My intention is to run this as a retro gaming/TV box. It's not the easiest thing to set up, but after a few days of nerdling around I think it has potential... it's just slightly out of my grasp so far. Edit: mostly got everything sorted for emulation. It's fiddly and it's a fine line between shaders and a CTD! Oh and the remote is very cool, if a little bit sensitive. Edit: all other controllers now feel old fashioned!