Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best Android TV on the market, great quality and really easy to use and install

Nvidia Shield is ok at best. Basically just transforms a TV into a smart TV with a few other things. The UI and layout is clean and easy to use, but for some reason, I was expecting a $200 'media player' to be more like a VSeeTV or Superbox... and it doesn't.

It is good but the price is too high for me. The speed is fast.

Great product for our usage. The gaming portion of this doesn't fit our interests/needs, which is mildly disappointing but overall still happy with it for everything else! No issues with durability or the consistent use it's put through in my home.

the shield is a decent product for an older smart tv like mine however the 4k upscaling does not work as advertised... the remote could use some work as well.. like a home button and the netflix button is very sensitive.. otherwise this streams pretty good..

Pretty good. Not quite sure if this is still needed in 2024 unless you have specific needs. Although if you want the best andriod box. This is it

It's great with my Sony X95K 85" and HT-A9, but can be flaky. Pro: Can output Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Con: No Netflix calibrated mode and flaky Plex application

This is one of the better streaming boxes out in the market

I love for the most part the Nvidia Shield tv, but is a little hard to navigate with it. I press for a letter or number and it slides to one different from what I wanted. the shield needs to be more accurate.

After using the Amazon box, Firestick, and other android boxes we tried one of these and it’s substantially better than all the others. Quick to load and it rarely buffers 720p. Occasionally it does at 1080p but it depends on the source. Worth the money and time to just start here

I own 2 of these, and they can stream anything from anywhere without issues. Personally, I'm not a fan of the AI upscaling and the way it changes PQ, but I use a OPPO 203 for anything local so it works out. Also, be warned, this device is on the Google ecosystem, so be prepared for the negatives that come with it.

Nivida makes the best products to stream high quality compared to other streaming devices.

I have an LG C1 which is awesome but i prefer the Android OS and the Play Store. That is why I bought the Shield TV. Great little box! Haven't used any of the gaming features yet. So, can't comment on that. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is it can't play YouTube HDR content. Once that is working, easy 5 stars.

Overall I would really recommend this device if you plan to future proof your setup. Personally if you own a OLED tv then this device is a must.

absolutely the best streaming device on the market. Upscales to 4k resolution without any hitches. Plenty enough ram and storage memory for apps. Best perks are the ability to create a server as well as use the shield as a smart home hub. Especially the best on the market.

Good choice and quick speed. Would recommend to my family and friends

Initial setup can be slow due to the download of updates. Once it has been updated, though, it is a breeze to add channels and watch TV.

Best android tv device you can purchase. I love the AI upscale feature this thing has. You can notice the difference. Aside from regular streaming apps it's an emulation machine if you know what you're doing. This is all you will ever need for multimedia.

Not that sure about this yet. It was pricey and I don't see difference from the Firestick which is much cheaper and they do the same thing. Maybe I'm missing something. It appears to be good. Im curious about your thought if you have one.

Tested streaming against other dedicated products, noticed Netflix gave 200 mbps download speed versus 50 and 18 on my other two devices. Paired a couple of Xbox wireless controllers with good streaming from my PC with RTX GPU.