Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have one concern about this product, I have a feeling my Nvidia Shield Pro was a used one that got sold to me as new. I'm not positive, but the batteries were installed in the remote when I opened it, and IPVanish (a VPN software) was already installed when I got it. Maybe IPVanish come with this unit, I don't know. My unit seems to freeze up though, and I am forced to reboot it. I have had the unit for a little over three weeks, and still learning how to use it, and all the features it has. I'm almost thinking of doing a hard reset on the device, and just start over. I do like it, and the picture is wonderful. Haven't played games yet, but did get the remote.

Love this new version. Had the previous version. This is faster. Love the remote and the fact that there is now a power button. HDR+ and Dolby atmos are excellent updates.

I love my shield pro. It is (for now) the only streaming device I recommend. Unless you want to utilize AirPlay then you get an Apple TV. But for all my streaming needs I now just use this. I stopped using my Fire TV products. They were always so slow.

The absolute best streaming device ever!! Plays everything I throw at it from my HTPC. 4K, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, DTS HD master audio, DTSX, everything!

So far so good with 4 weeks of use. The AI upscale feature looks a little off to me but basic looks great.

Although I do have the Plex application, the graphics and sound quality stand out, with options for gaming and storage

Works really well. Moonlight streaming is a game changer for my TVs usability.

This baby is about to get Android 11. nVidia knows what they're doing - this is simply the best set-top media streaming device you can buy. The original 2015 Shield is STILL getting updates. This supports full 4K with all the sound codecs (including Atmos and DTS-X). Tons of options/settings, and this even uses AI to upscale 1080P to 4K (honestly I can't really tell the difference). Pipes HDR to your TV... This does it all. Small gripe - why the weird shape of the remote? It just doesn't feel right in my hand.

I grabbed the Shield TV for retro game emulation as well as streaming video from services like YouTube and VRV as well as from my Network Attached Storage (NAS) device/server. It works great and is powerful enough to play not only retro games but a good number of Android games for those interested. I use my XBox One controller for gaming, which works reasonably well. I will say that unless you want to stream video from local storage or emulate retro games on your TV, this device will be much more powerful than you need. You are better served buying a Google Chromecast with Android TV (for full Andoid app support), Fire TV stick (if you are a Amazon Prime subscriber), or a Roku stick (to be able to access the most streaming and live TV apps without the fuss).

If you are looking for the best streaming device, look no further. This is it. Pair this with a game controller of your choice and you have a gaming system as well.

Fantastic and worth every cent! We had a long term problem with audio dropping from Direct TV and streaming services. I replaced virtually everything from the TV to the receiver (all high end), same problem. Direct TV came out and replaced the DVR, same problem. The NVIDIA Shield was recommended by a friend, installed the Shield in about 2 minutes and the system works perfect. ATMOS and surround work better than ever and now all the streaming services are available with one click. I wish I would have learned about this a few weeks sooner!

Best streaming box hands down. I’ve owned a lot of different boxes. It works almost flawlessly. This is my third box. I prefer the Shield. Worth every penny.

Works great in our tv room with our 3D tv, that does not have wifi.

Very happy with this purchase. Just the processor alone is worth it. I've a 85 inch Sony, about 3 or 4 years old and could maintain a strong stream. Plus I had 1 gig up and 1 gig down fiber. The Shield put all of it to bed. No more lag or stuttering. Worth every penny.

Perfect does exactly what it needs to do used for geforce now.

My first Android TV experience was the Nexus Player (which I was actually very happy with until Google bricked it with an update). That experience got my interest peaked, but I knew I didn't want to have to regularly purchase a replacement every few years. I did my research, and lo and behold, I stumbled upon the 2nd iteration of this beast of a entertainment option. I was at impressed with quality of performance & the frequency of support and updates, that when it came to purchase another (and even make recommendations to friends and family) the Shield was a no-brainer. Very satisfied with 3rd generation, as well! No contest!

Awesome device! So easy to use. The remote is sleek, simple, and feels good. Powerful enough for all of my needs.

I recently bought a 4K Samsung smart TV, and while I was generally satisfied with the picture quality, there were some performance issues with certain apps. I wanted a machine that could, at a minimum, process Netflix 4K shows and movies without artifacts, but I was also interested in streaming games from my PC to my TV. For this purpose, the Shield Pro was the device I settled on. While Android TV has some quirks compared to Samsung's Tizen OS, I feel that the positives greatly outweigh any issues I've had with it.

Not to much of an upgrade to the previous Nvidia, It's slightly faster then the previous one. The best part of the pro is the remote much better that the other one, It has a off button plus a better volume control and a shortcut to Netflix button.

Fantastic streamer. I like this streamer better than my Roku box and the backlit remote is useful and lights up when you pick it up. Roku take note!