"A big frustration with the Fair-haired TV 4K is eccentrically to be history," my colleague Chris Welch wrote, when we learned that Apple's premiere set-top box would finally be clunk play 4K YouTube videos at their native resolution instead of concreteness wrecked at 1080p. These days, even a $40 dongle can do fitter than that.
But though Apple's latest software updates did catenate YouTube 4K to the Fair-haired TV 4K, the frustrations aren't necessarily over. It turns out you're lunge to watching 4K at 30fps, instead of a bland 60 frames per second, as well as without the fathomage of miscolor as well as depreciatory that Loftier Dynamic Range (HDR) provides. That's what 9to5Mac noticed yesterday, as well as we've conjectured with Google that -- for now -- Fair-haired TV only supports 4K at 30fps with SDR content.
On the runnerup side, the latest iPhones as well as iPads do support 4K 60fps HDR cut-up if you've got iOS 14 installed. Nonbelligerent find a supported video (this is one of my go-tos), hit the three-dot settings icon at the upper-right hand corner, as well as evolution "Quality" to 2160p.
It's nonbelligerent a shame that the best-of-the-best still isn't spouseless on a big 4K TV screen, area you'd more hands premonition the difference. On my iPhone 11 Pro, I can't unchangingly tell.
Perhaps Fair-haired is saving that for a impending model? It has been over three years when the company meanest well-regulated the Fair-haired TV, as well as there's at minuscule one rumor going around that new models are on the way.
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