Customer Ratings & Reviews

Having a few issues right off the bat but it’s settling in after a month or so. The remote is very temperamental, if you pick it up quickly and hit the front it changes channels or app immediately.

The best all in one solution for TV cord cutters. Android based OS and supports Atmos and Dolby vision. Nothing more you need to know. Buy it.

best device on the market . I use it to mirror cast videos from my iphone and mac, kodi. best thing about this is the wired internet connection capable of high speed to stream 4k or live tv without buffering

The shield tv is absolutely amazing and a must have. Its has all features and services that other stream devices have plus exclusive feature including the ai upscaler that converts HD into Ultra HD and it works very good.

I got this as a streaming box and it works alright it just seems like it starts slowing down and getting laggy after awhile, but that might just be Android and hardware. It is nice we can cast from our other Android devices and stream GeForce Now.

This has to be the best streaming device out there. A huge improvement over the apps built in to TVs. Really like how i can hide it behind the TV. I've never been a fan of the way Roku works, so this was perfect for me.

Its quick responding devices with a clean interface and plenty of tools. It works great with most applications but not worth the cost over a firestcik or roku if your just streaming.

This works perfectly with our home cinema system. We can hook up hardwired vs. wireless so our data transfer rate is much better/faster. It also has a great graphics card so we get a terrific picture.

I love this thing, great OS and operates really smoothly. 4K upscaling works great on my tv. Missing some features such as USB and an Ethernet port but I knew that going into it.

This is truly a high end streaming device. I haven’t had any hiccups so far and love how many options it has for display modes. Seems like a great option for gaming as well. You can’t go wrong with Nvidia products.

Bought this to replace my Amazon firestick which had only 5MB of memory. When I received the NVidia Shield everything worked as it should. Unfortunately I wanted to load streaming TV Services on the Shield and if the TV service is not available through the Google store you cannot side load the application onto the device. for this reason I returned the device.

This product is quite expensive compared to the competition. And setup was a bit of a headache. And, once set up, using the remote takes some getting used to. After all that, it's a pretty good product.

Went with the Roku Ultra instead of the NVIDIA SHIELD and several months later regret going with the Roku, which is full of connection problems.

Bought this because my TV's built-in apps were becoming slow. This is the ultimate AndroidTV experience and has all the right hardware to play basically any video file you throw at it without stuttering.

Love this device. There are some issues, but they mainly stem from Android, not the hardware. Wish Plex worked a bit better, but that's not a deal breaker by any stretch. Awesome if you have a gaming PC too!

Excellent media device. It cost more than amazon firestick, but its worth it. More storage, hardly any buffering issues and resolution is superb

The fastest streaming platform around. Everything navigates and loads extremely smoothly. Supports Geforce Now streaming. Great investment. I'll definitely grab another is it goes on sale

Improve my streaming experience, I use to have a firetv, firestick, but this is really the top of streaming devices for my needs, fast menu and the video and audio is really enhanced with the Nvidia shield

Really worth for the price. I got this for my cousin who wanted an android TV device to connect with his Sony portable projector. As per him, this works exactly as he expected and he is happy with this.

This device was really good. It played everything I through at it in regards to 1080 and 4K streaming content. Unfortunately it struggled with high bit-rate 4K Remuxes via Plex (wired) and that was a deal breaker for me.