What do you want in a "Hero" Android TV device?

by Modfoid
superdroidtv

Gigabit ethernet. Without this, β€œany” future android tv device will be severely handicapped with not being able to handle 4k bitrates.

Clayman60

Actual proper Google home intergration. (but I guess thats more of a software thing). Also a better "built in Chromecast" (but again, more software issues). I'd like a really good remote though, with less of a black brick design and something more interesting.

Andrroid

The honest r/AndroidTV answer:

  • HDMI 2.1
  • 6GB RAM
  • Nvidia Tegra X1
  • Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG,
  • Dolby Atmos/DTX passthrough and decoding
  • Ethernet port
  • 6 USB ports
  • 6 MicroSD slots
  • Air mouse with full qwerty keyboard
  • The kicker - $50 price tag
andyjeezy

Far field mics

HDMI passthrough

atsc 3.0 tuner built inside

TheRealSilverBlade
  • HDMI 2.2
  • Pass through of all audio codecs
  • HDR10
  • Proper Netflix DRM
  • USB 3 ports.
  • Gigabit ethernet
  • Less than $150.
Samthepotatobeing

A TV box and a TV, both sold separately. Both come with the same remote and are all designed with the Google hardware design asthetic. The TV box and the TV both have Chromecast built in and will come bundled with six months of stadia pro along with a few free games.

Ekos640

HDMI 2.1

Nehemoth
  • Nvidia Tegra X2 (or whatever the name be)
  • 64GB ROM Based
  • M.2 NVME Port
  • HDMI 2.1
  • HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision
  • VP9.2, VP10, AV1
  • 1Gbit
  • WiFi 6
  • USB C for Charging
  • 4 USB 4 Ports
  • Integrated Mic
  • Port for ATSC 3.0 Tuner
  • XLR port for Karaoke
battierpeeler

more on-device storage. i have like 20-30 apps and i often have to clear cache to have enough space to update them.

should be minimum 16 gigs, not 8, for a regular device. for a hero, maybe 32 or 64 gigs.

mieses

10+ years of android updates.

akisnet

Always on Assistant with far field microphones or integration with Home Mini like Shield Spot intended to be πŸ˜‚, more control with voice commands and navigation for the super lazy, HDMI IN So i can hook my cable and have assistant, pip, one UI home screen, USB ports and a remote with ir so it can control the rest of the system through HDMI CEC and iR like the TV, the cable box etc like Apple remote can control volume and other devices.