Nvidia Shield streaming devices are discounted as part of Amazon’s giant Prime Day sale, which is live now and runs from July 16-17. You can pick up the Nvidia Shield TV for just $125 (was $150) or the Shield TV Pro for $170 (down from $200).
Both Shield TV devices are set-top streaming options that run on the Android TV OS and Nvidia’s Tegra X1+ processor. This means you have access to just about every major video streaming app and cloud gaming via Nvidia’s GeForce Now service. The devices support Dolby Vision HDR, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Digital Plus surround sound, and Google Assistant support for voice controls. You can also sync the Nvidia Shield TC and Shield TV Pro with Amazon Echo devices for Alexa voice controls if you prefer.
The basic Shield TV comes with all the above specs and features, while the Shield TV Pro upgrades the setup with two USB ports, 3GB RAM, and Plex Media Server support.
These Nvidia Shield TV deals are just some of the many discounts available during Prime Day 2024. Check out GameSpot’s Prime Day hub between July 16 and 17 for the latest price drops on video games, Blu-rays, and more available throughout the event. Roku streaming devices are also on sale if you’d prefer those to the Nvidia options.
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