If you have the first-generation ‌Apple TV‌ 4K, it will only be worth upgrading if you want features like high framerate HDR, Thread support, and more power for gaming.

The new Apple TV 4K is more or less just like the second-generation model it replaces. It’s physically smaller now and operates without a fan (not that you would ever hear the fan on the old model).

Model numbers are A1218 for 1st generation, A1378 for 2nd generation, A1427 or A1469 for 3rd generation, A1625 for Apple TV HD, and A1842 for Apple TV 4K. Where you'll find your Apple TV model number.

Unlike the second-generation Apple TV 4K, cooling is all passive rather than requiring a fan, and it's actually about 20% smaller in volume too. Even if you're planning on using WiFi, ...

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The third-generation Apple TV, last made available in 2013, is slowly losing support from third-party app developers. YouTube recently announced that the YouTube channel will disappear in March ...

Owners of a third-generation Apple TV can still watch Paramount+ content, despite the CBS All Access app dropping support for that model. Paramount+ is a rebranding and expansion of CBS All Access ...

Despite a drop in price and a boost in performance, the third-generation Apple TV 4K is still an expensive media streamer that's best suited for Apple-centric households.

In 2024, many of the latest Apple TV rumors have it tightly tied in with the next generation of HomePod, and it appears more and more likely that a new Apple TV device will be integrated into some ...

The second-generation Apple TV 4K is overpriced, but it remains an excellent media streamer, especially if you use the company's other products and services.