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Old vs. New Apple TV 4K: Is It Worth the Upgrade?

By Matthew Lynch
August 1, 2023
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Apple TV has come a long way since its first release in 2007. With the recent introduction of the Apple TV 4K, many users are left wondering whether it’s worth upgrading from their older model. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the differences between the old and new Apple TV 4K to help you decide if it’s time to upgrade.

Design

The old Apple TV was sleek, compact, and unassuming. It was designed to fit in with any home decor and blend in seamlessly with other tech devices. The new Apple TV 4K, however, has a more angular and futuristic look. It’s made of a matte black finish that’s sleek, but stands out more than its predecessor.

Performance

The old Apple TV was functional and responsive, but the new Apple TV 4K takes performance to the next level. The new model is powered by Apple’s A10X Fusion chip, which is the same processor that powers the iPad Pro. This means faster app launch times, quicker navigation, and seamless streaming of 4K HDR content.

Content

One of the biggest reasons to upgrade to the new Apple TV 4K is for the improved content offerings. The new model supports 4K and HDR content, which means you can enjoy more vivid and lifelike visuals than ever before. Plus, there are more apps and games available than ever before, which is great news for gamers.

Remote Control

One of the biggest complaints about the old Apple TV was the remote control. It was small, easy to lose, and not very user-friendly. The new Apple TV 4K remote, on the other hand, is vastly improved. It’s larger, easier to grip, and has a touchpad that makes it easier to navigate menus and content.

Price

The old Apple TV cost $149, while the new Apple TV 4K costs $179 for the 32GB model and $199 for the 64GB model. While the new model is more expensive, the improved content offerings and performance make it well worth the investment.

Conclusion

Overall, the new Apple TV 4K is a significant upgrade from the old model. While it’s not necessary to upgrade if you’re perfectly happy with your current Apple TV, it’s definitely worth considering if you’re a fan of high-quality video and want access to more content and apps. The improved performance, content offerings, and remote control make the new Apple TV 4K a great investment for any home entertainment setup.

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