"It has a gigabit ethernet port for wired networking and a HDMI 2.1 port to send a 4K 60Hz signal to your TV or projector. It supports multiple HDR (High Dynamic Range) and surround sound audio formats, including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. In our tests, the TV Streamer 4K took about 10 minutes to set up - including downloading and installing a software update - when using the Google Home app on a smartphone."
"The Google TV Streamer 4K runs on Android TV, which we found easy to navigate using buttons on the remote or our voice via the remote's built-in mic and Google Assistant. Google Assistant recognized our voice requests, and took us directly to the shows we wanted to watch (most of the time). Android TV has apps for every major streaming service, and popping in and out of them constantly can get tedious, which is why it's nice to have reliable on-board voice controls."
The TV Streamer 4K functions as a dual-purpose device combining 4K streaming and smart home control with Matter and a Thread radio. The unit is compact, includes gigabit ethernet and an HDMI 2.1 port for 4K 60Hz output, and supports HDR and surround formats including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Setup via the Google Home app typically takes about ten minutes and offers an option to create a child profile. Android TV provides broad app availability and effective voice navigation through Google Assistant. The device integrates with Google Home to control lights, locks, thermostats, and run multi-device scenes quickly.
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