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Apple TV 4K 2022 Review in Progress: Cheaper Price and New Chip Only Go So Far

Posted on November 4, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Apple dropped a surprise last month when it revealed a new Apple TV 4K streaming device at a starting price of $129 (£149, AU$219), $50 less than the previous version. The new box has a faster A15 Bionic processor under the hood and an updated Siri Remote that swaps out the proprietary Lightning connector for USB-C. The company also killed off the Apple TV HD, a long-overdue mercy for an overpriced box that made little sense.
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