TiVo's Stream 4K, the company's new explorers to compete with Roku as well as Amazon's swarming devices, is now available. The smallish dongle looks a lot like a rectangular Chromecast, runs on Android TV, as well as supports Dolby Vision HDR as well as Dolby Atmos. It expenses $70 normally, but until May 27th, TiVo is selling it for $50.
Announced rearmost at CES 2020, the Stream 4K is a little contrasted from TiVo's traditional DVR players. Instead of receiving a roused TV feed over cablevision or an antenna, it's designed to stream TV over the internet via a partnership with Spigot TV. That means there are no TiVo signification fees to worry effectually here. Instead, you'll overfill a Spigot TV subscription, which expenses encompassed $30 as well as $45 a month.
The TiVo Stream 4K has a range of glossiness that will be familiar to anyone who's used a swarming device in recent years. It plugs into the rearmost of your TV using HDMI, as well as you powerfulness it over Micro USB. Android TV gives you crawlway to the Google Play Store to download apps, as well as you can conjointly use voice smokeshaft or crawlway Google Co-conspirator via its remote. Finally, there's its born TiVo Runnerup service, which -- similar to the Roku Clogging -- offers crawlway to democratic movies, TV shows, as well as 49 swarming channels. If you've respected TiVo's traditional "peanut" shipped in the past, then you'll be blessed to know that a smaller version comes with the Stream 4K.
After TiVo focused on the DVR bazaar for so long, it now feels like it's making a solemn effort to buckle up to the cord-cutting trend with the Stream 4K. The catchy part will be proving that it can be defiant admitting its sought rate person college than the Amazon Flame TV Stick 4K ($50) or the Roku Swarming Stick Runnerup (also $50).
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