Announced: Apple TV 4K (2021)

The Apple TV 4K has an A12 Bionic chip processor that is more powerful than its predecessor. As a result, the Apple TV 4K supports movies and games with 60Hz, so moving images appear on your TV smoothly. In addition, this media player supports Dolby Vision for AirPlay. That means the videos you record with your iPhone 12 Pro are shown off to their full potential. With the right HDMI cable, you can transfer high-quality images and sounds to your TV and peripherals via the HDMI 2.1 connector. The storage hasn't changed much compared to this TV's predecessor, since there's a 32GB version and a 64GB version.

The improved Siri Remote is included with the new Apple TV by default, but it's also available separately. The new Siri Remote has a touch-sensitive clickpad, so you can easily swipe through all of the menus. With the ring surrounding the clickpad, you can effortlessly scroll through your video content to rewind or fast forward. Press the Siri button on the side to control the Apple TV 4K with voice controls.

How does the new Apple TV 4K from 2021 differ from its predecessor, the Apple TV 4K? We've listed the differences for you.

• A12 Bionic Chip: a powerful processor that processes high-quality images smoothly.
• Color Balance: set up the colors of your TV, so your TV displays HDR and Dolby Vision content from the Apple TV 4K in the best way possible.
• New Siri Remote that makes it easier to operate your Apple TV 4K.
• HDMI 2.1 connector to transfer high-quality images and sounds.

In addition to the Apple TV 4K, Apple also announced an improved Apple TV HD. It's nearly identical to its predecessor, the difference being that it also includes the new Siri Remote. One difference compared to the 4K version is that the Apple TV HD has a USB-C connector. With it, you can record content, transfer apps from a different device, take screenshots, and restore the Apple TV. The Apple TV 4K can do all of this wirelessly.