The new Apple TV catches up to, and overtakes, the competition. But the lack of 4K support and the limited selection of apps could put some off. Here's our 4th-gen Apple TV review.

The new 4th generation Apple TV went on sale last week in Australia. I've been using one in my living room a few days before launch to see what's new, and most importantly, if it should take pride of place over all of the other ‘streaming' video devices available.

Apps and Siri in your living room; fantastic remote and interface

Pricey compared to previous Apple TV

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I purchased this to replace my Gen 3 Apple TV. Turns out that I am quite disappointed. For me, it was a lot of money that did not provide a benefit over my previous Apple TV. I don't care for the remote either. I find it a lot harder to navigate than the previous version.

Great remote control. Lots of choice for apps and mirroring useful.

Great product, can't talk enough about how good it is for us.Not great value but like all Apple products you pay through the nose for it but love its design & useage.

Siri, customizable apps that integrate, rechargeable remote control (through your lightning cord - no more tiny disc batteries!), faster processor, Apple Music and video...just buy it! The remote control takes a little getting used to but you'll be flying in no time.

easy to install, good apps to download for home entertainment. Takes a while to get used to the different navigation compared to our old original Apple Tv. Remote takes a bit to get used to as well with the trackpad - but once you do it's fine. Good product - recommended

My direct tv bills were getting way out of hand. My son turned me on to Apple tv....seems to work well, my only complaint is I can't get FOX News live.

The fourth-generation Apple TV, launched in 2015, includes an A8 processor (a significant upgrade from the A5 in the