Save on the NVIDIA Shield TV Pro this week only
Perfect for students, the NVIDIA Shield TV and TV Pro can help you achieve upscaled and AI-enhanced streaming for your gaming sessions and movie nights.
Gamers, students, or anyone who streams content – this deal applies to you. This week only, you can save £30 on NVIDIA Shield TV media players and unlock the benefit of 4K HDR streaming quality, plus a Dolby Vision experience for only £104.99 (down from £134.99). If you're after the NVIDIA Shield TV Pro, then expect to pay £189 £159.99 directly from NVIDIA and other UK retailers until September 15, 2024.
Whether you're a Netflix binger or a hardcore gamer, the NVIDIA Shield TV offers anyone the opportunity to level up their streaming and gaming setups, with AI-enhanced upscaling. The NVIDIA Shield TV is compatible with most streaming services, including Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video, as well as NVIDIA’s cloud gaming service, GeForce NOW. This enables users to transform their phones, laptops, and tablets into a powerful PC gaming rig with a refresh rate of 120 FPS, and from the comfort of practically anywhere.
GeForce NOW boasts over 1,500 supported titles for console-free cloud gaming, and it also offers immersive Dolby Atmos sound, with Google Assistant built-in too for a premium experience. Interested? We have all the details on this deal for you below. But if you're looking for a quality display for all types of creative work, might we suggest taking a look at the best monitors for graphic artists as well as the best laptops for game development.
Todays best NVIDIA Shield TV deal
NVIDIA Shield TV / TV Pro
Was: £134.99 / £189.99
Now: £104.99 / £159.99
Save: £30
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