It will make your Netflix or Disney Plus viewing experience so much better. With the new S$199 (64GB) and S$239 (128GB) pricing, the Apple TV 4K (2022) is easily one of the best buys you can get this year, especially if you don't have one already. Siri support is also more integrated now, and pressing the Siri button doesn't kick you out of the show you're watching. You can also use two pairs of AirPods at the same time for quiet viewing, if you don't want to wake the kids. On the software side, there's Apple Music Sing (though no mic support for karaoke sessions), and SharePlay, for watching content together via FaceTime. But the new chip gives it HDR10+ support, future proofing your purchase, assuming you have a TV that can support HDR10+, of course. That's not to say the previous model isn't snappy, either.

With the new A15 Bionic chip, the Apple TV 4K feels faster. Otherwise, both models will support Matter, which is compatible with Thread as well as Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth LE. The 128GB version will also serve as a Home Hub, and supports Thread, a new mesh-based smart home connectivity standard. Everything I liked about last year's remote is still here, with the click wheel allowing me to quickly fast-forward or rewind.

However, there's still no Find My feature for it, which is my one grouse.

The very good Siri Remote is still here, but this time, it uses USB-C for charging (yay!).

The old Apple TV 4K (left) vs the smaller Apple TV 4K (2022).īesides being slightly smaller than last year's model, the 2022 version is pretty much the same.

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