Customer Ratings & Reviews

The new NVIDIA Shield Pro is by far the best Streamer made, the cost is high, but the reward is worth it. The new processor and ram makes all operations run like a charm, if you want the best, stop wasting your money on inferior products. The new remote is also great, my only complaint with the remote is there is no mute button, other than that you will love the over all capability of this product.

It's the best streaming box I have ever purchased. Even though it's older. The newer streaming devices just suck.

Works really and highly recommend and thank you so much

Absolutely amazing product, amazing visuals, and the AI Upscaling actually does something! Even better the speed of this thing is crazy, absolutely blows away the built in SmartTV interfaces

The Shield TV runs every Android TV app I've tried, much faster than my smart TVs (Android or otherwise), and does so much more that it's honestly a little overkill. It can run streaming services, games, smart home apps, antenna TV, etc etc etc with the right accessories. One of these makes the entertainment center complete.

This device is amazing for streaming shows, playing games and it’s very powerful.

If you've got a 4K setup this is the streaming device to get. Plus, it passes-thru/handles Dolby Atmos and the other high end audio formats. It can also handle Dolby Vision. The only item I would change is the size of the remote (and get rid of the Netflix button as I'm always touching it accidentally). On the plus side, the remote lights up so that's a very good thing.

Really fast & snappy. Perfect for streaming or gaming.

We love the shield. Upgraded from the Fire devices and this blows them out of the water. Faster, more support! Using this with our 4k TV & love it. We use this for netflix, hulu and Amazon Prime 4K content is stunning. The black levels are great, the picture is great. Fast start up and cool down. Really pleased!

Great media player , fast , easy to use , and comes with Dolby vision

Simply an amazing android TV, with a really really good remote. I use this constantly for netflix, disney+, peacock, google movies and music. Very responsive, super stable with excellent wifi reception, and again remote is fantastic with great voice command recognition & easy connectivity to other devices. Highly recommend, although the regular version is nearly as good.

With all the codecs from Dolby Vision to FLAC to DTS:X, this is a perfect device to serve as an optimal client for any local media server whether it's Plex or Jellyfin. Get it while you can!

This is such a great streaming device! Super fast, Geforce Now is awesome. Only complaint is that there isn’t enough storage space - you’ll run out very quickly. I need to research if I can expand it with an USB hard drive or flash drive because of it.. AI upscaling is super cool and 1080p footage almost looks like 4K

As a streaming device this is very good, but there are some issues with streaming PC games that need to be worked out. The biggest issue is that I have a lot of problems getting disconnected from the PC in the middle of a game when using the GameStream application. I can usually reconnect in 30 seconds or so, but nobody wants to spend 30 seconds reconnecting mid gameplay especially if you are playing online. This only happens with the GameStream app however, the Steam Link app works great and I never get disconnected from that. When game streaming does work properly it works great with excellent frame rates and graphical fidelity. I can stream in 4k or 1440p and get the same framerates I do when playing directly on my PC. One issue I will note however is that I can't stream games in HDR as my computer monitor does not support HDR yet my TV does, unfortunately the PC sees my monitor doesn't support it and greys out the option so I can't use it even though the actual screen I am playing on does have HDR. I do have 4k support on my monitor so I am able to stream in 4k, but while I haven't tested it I suspect people who don't have 4k will be limited to streaming at their monitor's max resolution rather than the television's max resolution. That said there is still a lot to like about this device, as a streaming device the AI upscaling makes it one of the best, if not the best, streaming device on the market. Overall it is a very good device, but if you do plan to use it to stream PC games be aware that there are some very frustrating bugs associated with that technology if you are playing anything that is not on Steam.

Very fast performance and easy to navigate screens. Adding additional apps is stright forward with many options available. Does keep pushing for 'suggestions' to be added even after they are turned off which is very annoying. Needs to have a sound leveling option akin to what Roku has to keep sound levels stable.

Fantastic media player in a small forum factor. 4k content/Dolby Vision looks amazing on my Sony 900F, Vudu, Hulu, Disney+ all work and look great. Some minor issues with Plex and settling on best storage option, but really impressed with the new Shield TV Pro.

Good device for streaming. Would like more storage for recording. The one area that should have more memory.

In my opinion this is still the best way to stream apps. Speed, ease of use, versatility and quality. I use YouTube TV, YouTube, Plex, Disney plus. Consider us extreme usage. Had our first unit for 2 years bought a second for the bedroom. Highly recommend.

Powerful Beast, excellent for 4K video streaming, bundled with all great apps to use. I cant think of a day without this Nvidia-Shield. The remote control is also easy to use. I highly recommend this product

The Shield Pro is probably overkill for my needs because I'm not a gamer, but there are some excellent features I use. I think it's best suited to someone who takes home entertainment very seriously. I was prepared to run a ethernet cable to it, but the streaming is perfect with my WIFI, no buffering or delays. This was a pleasant surprise because I use the standard router from the cable company, definitely not high-end. I haven't figured out how to cast from my laptop/phone yet, but I know the capability exists. It's just not all that important to me. I'm still getting used to the shape of the remote, but the functionality is good. The remote power button also turns on/off my Insignia TV. It won't control my Vizio soundbar, but I think someone who is more interested in perfection could probably fix this. This is my first media streamer so I can't compare it to Roku, Apple, etc, I know it's far more expensive, but based on its capabilities and streaming quality, and reviews of other streaming devices, it's worth it.