NVIDIA’s SHIELD TV Gets Its Yearly Black Friday Discount Up to $30 Off
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NVIDIA’s SHIELD TV Gets Its Yearly Black Friday Discount Up to $30 Off

The current versions of the NVIDIA SHIELD TV are 4 years old, if you can believe that. NVIDIA released the tube-shaped SHIELD TV and an upgraded SHIELD TV Pro at the end of 2019, just before the holiday season. As we hit this 4-year mark, we are still only seeing limited discounts on this Android TV device and we have to assume it’s because NVIDIA is still selling enough that it doesn’t need to drop the price much.

That said, the best Black Friday SHIELD TV deal is here and it may look familiar – SHIELD TV is $25 off and SHIELD TV Pro is $30 off. These are the same discounts we saw last year and possibly the year before that.

SHIELD TV $25-$30 OFF: At $25 off, the SHIELD TV tube edition drops to $125, while a $30 discount brings the SHIELD TV Pro down to $170. Still expensive, I know! When the Chromecast with Google TV exists at $50 on most days with regular discounts that drop it under $40 (like this one), you may be wondering why NVIDIA’s TV devices are worth buying? Well, they offer performance that puts Google’s Chromecast units to shame. As someone who has both in my house, I can tell you that Google’s device mostly frustrates the hell out of me, while NVIDIA’s typically work without issue at all times.

WHY BUY: SHIELD TV units (our review) also come with an awesome remote, the Pro can be connected to external storage to house more content of yours, and they include access to Geforce NOW. You can game on SHIELD units too, access all of the apps you need, and they use 4K upscaling that still looks impressive. And on top of all of that, NVIDIA is still providing regular updates after all these years with no signs of slowing or dropping support.

All of your favorite retailers have this SHIELD TV BF deal.

Amazon Links: SHIELD TV | SHIELD TV Pro

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Kellen

It’s not often that you get to merge personal passions into a professional life, but that’s what Kellen did when he launched Droid Life in 2009. After working years of unsatisfying jobs in the medical and property management fields, he took a risk to try and create an online community while playing with the coolest gadgets on the planet each day, a risk that has turned out to be incredibly rewarding. Outside of Droid Life, Kellen is your typical Portlander who drinks way too much good beer, complains often about the Trail Blazers, and can be found out on the streets for a run, rain or shine.

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  • I definitely would love a refresh, but the Shield Pro is really the best device in this category. I’ve done a lot of research and I’ve never found anything that comes close.

    There was that bad update a few years back that caused some desync issues, but that was finally addressed some months back.

  • Honestly only thing I’ve noticed with mine is that Youtube HDR doesn’t work because of lack of codec support because of the older hardware. Otherwise I probably wouldn’t upgrade if a new refresh came out, for a while at least.

  • I own and use 3 of them and they do their job well.

    Is there something available that outperforms it?

  • NVIDIA has pretty much abandoned these devices, get no OS / security updates at all and no updated model in the works… sad.

      • When is the last time they provided an actual OS update thru the Nvidia update? It basically has stopped.

  • I’ve never seen a piece of Android-related technology still being sold that’s so badly in need of a hardware refresh. At least give it an internal storage boost or up the clockspeeds a bit!

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