Priced at $400.
Pros
- Excellent search looked for content in subscription and free-to-air catch-up services
- All remote control keys illuminate when it's dark and the remote is picked up
- Very accurate voice search recognised all search terms we spoke
- Very responsive user interface
- Very good amalgamation of content based on installed services
- Exceptionally easy to identify the streaming service provider of recommended content
- Has a Gigabit Ethernet port
- Has two USB ports; useful for playing media or expanding the system storage
Cons
- Ad takes up almost 50 per cent of the home screen
- Can set up a restricted profile for kids, but it's not an intuitive process
- 'Continue watching' row was good, but did not show Netflix or BritBox content
- Casting from a phone was not possible by default; had to clear cache of Chromecast system app and restart the device
Recommended products
- Recommended
Test results
- CHOICE Expert Rating
- Ease of use score
- Remote control score
- Standby power consumption score
Specifications
- Internal storage (GB)
- 16
- Ethernet port
- Memory card reader
- Toslink
- Bluetooth
- Dimensions (mm, H x W x D)
- 160 x 100 x 25
- Operating system
- Android TV OS version 11 (SHIELD Experience 9.1.1)
- Website
- nvidia.com
Cost
- Price
- $400.00
- Annual running cost
- $12.30
Features
- 4K capable
- HDR
- HDR10, Dolby Vision
- User profiles
- Child profiles
- Netflix
- Stan
- Amazon Prime Video
- Disney+
- Binge
- YouTube
- Paramount+
- Foxtel Now
- Kayo Sports
- Apple TV+
- BritBox
- Crunchyroll
- Tubi
- ABC iView
- SBS On Demand
- 7plus
- 9Now
- 10 play
- Plex
- Chromecast
- Apple AirPlay
- USB in
- DLNA
- Wi-Fi direct
- Miracast
- Home search screen
- Netflix remote button
- Stan remote button
- YouTube remote button