Testseek.com have collected 331 expert reviews of the NVIDIA Shield TV and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NVIDIA Shield TV .
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Published: 2017-01-16, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Top-notch feel, Aesthetically pleasing, Refined design makes a good upgrade from the original, Battery lasts longer than the original
Provides essentially the same functionality as the original, Only available in black, No LEDs to indicate power or charging
The new SHIELD Controller is worth buying on its own if you already own an NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV device. While a couple of compelling reasons still remain in keeping the original controller, this new controller's benefits well outweigh the cost of the...
Published: 2017-01-16, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Runs all the major streaming media apps, with 4K with apps that allow it, Powerful enough to run any Android game and stream AAA games, Far smaller than the original, Comes with both a remote control and a game controller, Far more complete, solid product
I miss the microSD card slot, It'd be great if it came in green
This NVIDIA SHIELD TV (Gen2) is largely similar to the original NVIDIA SHIELD (Gen1). In addition to having the same processor, RAM, and internal storage size options as the original, NVIDIA's promised a software update for the original. The Gen1 console...
Published: 2016-08-30, Author: Andrew , review by: missingremote.com
The NVIDIA Shield Android TV is hands down the most capable media streamer I have ever tested. The interface is fast and intuitive, with so many client features including OTT channels (notably missing proper support for Amazon Instant Video), gaming, and...
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Published: 2016-08-30, Author: Andrew , review by: missingremote.com
The NVIDIA Shield Android TV is hands down the most capable media streamer I have ever tested. The interface is fast and intuitive, with so many client features including OTT channels (notably missing proper support for Amazon Instant Video), gaming, and...
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Published: 2016-08-17, Author: Jimmy , review by: pcgamer.com
Small and sleek; awesome media player; good peripherals; easy to use, Wooden shield
Lackluster Android games; local game stream issues
The power of the Shield lies in its strength as a media player...
Plex Media Server on the NVIDIA SHIELD/SHIELD Pro is truly an admirable piece of software. I've found it to perform well when playing back HD video content on my home network, and it does so more efficiently and more quietly than my makeshift ThinkPad T42...
Absolutely do not buy. It's a great device for sucker-punching your Wi-Fi performance in the face, running up your power bill, and generally failing as a gaming platform...
4K 60 Hz support via HDMI 2.0, fast SoC, silent fan, headphone jack on the ontroller, expandable via USB ad SD card, GeForce Now and game streaming, Solid video capabilities
comparatively expensive, no dedicated audio-out on the console (just via HDMI), Android TV restrictions (task manager only with keyboard, limited app selection, sideloading)
Is the Shield TV the best Android TV box available at this time? We didn't really find anything to dispute this claim. In addition to the superb performance of the Tegra-X1-SoC and the very decent video support, the streaming features are a definite value...
Bringing together Nvidia Shield Android TV and the Nvidia Grid for cloud computing really is what this device is all about. As a PC gamer I am not disappointed but was also not thrilled. Truth be told, I was rather happy to get back to my old trusty PC a...
Abstract: NVIDIA is known for graphics, but that's not all they've been doing. Over the last few years they've made significant inroads into gaming through the hardware side of things. The NVIDIA SHIELD is their latest push to making a gaming console that embodies...
