Apple has released two new AppleTV 4K boxes for 2022, and while they may not look radically different on paper, they are made for the future.
Apple TV 4K MSRP $149.00 Score Details DT Editors' Choice “What it does, it does better than anything else” Pros Cons The latest generation of Apple TV 4K is here. There are two versions, separated by several features and a mere $20, with a few key upgrades here and there. It would be easy to kind of glaze over what’s new and different, but I have a different take.
I’m going to focus on the premium version in this review, because that’s the one I received for evaluation, but also because I think that if you’re going to buy a new Apple TV 4K, this is the one you should buy — and we’ve already said as much. One of the chief reasons I recommend folks get an Apple TV is that the device has always offered a significant amount of processing headroom, and the A15 bionic — up from the A12 in the second-generation model — continues that trend. Unlike so many other tech devices that suffer from planned obsolescence, the Apple TV 4K is built to last. For many years to come, it’s going to be able to handle the latest apps, as well asoffer quick load times and fast scrolling.
I don’t know what’s in store for the future of Apple Arcade or if Apple’s gaming ambitions range beyond Apple Arcade, or at least Apple Arcade as we know it today. But something tells me gaming isn’t going to be an add-on feature that just sort of disappears into the background like it did on, say, Roku
Stitching up the smart home Beyond gaming, I also think this new Apple TV 4K is a sort of Trojan horse or gateway to a better smart home experience. I know that the second-gen Apple TV 4K already has a Thread radio in it, but something feels different with this new version. For the AV enthusiasts And, finally, there’s the addition of HDR 10+ support, which is interesting because this basically just helps out Samsung TV owners. Samsung is the last hold-out on Dolby Vision, refusing to pay the licensing fees to add it to their TVs and, instead, pushing forward the open and free standard of HDR 10+. Considering Samsung is the number-one TV brand in terms of sales, it makes sense Apple would want to serve that audience.
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